Introduction

The University of Lodz is the largest university in central Poland, dedicated to research and higher education with the aim of driving social change.

Overview

Number of students: approximately 25,986 students (data as of December 31, 2018).

Number of teaching staff: 2,600 teachers.

History and establishment time

The school was founded on May 24, 1945. It is a continuation of the three higher education institutions that existed in Lodz before the war, including the Teacher Training College (1921-1928), the Higher School of Social and Economic Sciences (1924- 1928) and the local branch of the Free Polish University in Warsaw (1928-1939).

School running strength

Faculty: It has 2,600 teachers, including many professors and scholars, who have rich teaching and research experience in their respective professional fields and can provide students with high-quality education and guidance.

Scientific research achievements: Participated in many important scientific research projects such as the Pierre Auger Observatory project, the world's largest ultra-high-energy cosmic ray experimental investigation, and achieved remarkable scientific research results in multiple disciplines, 2016-2022 During this period, there were 138 patents, 129 invention submissions and 30 industrial models.

International cooperation: Actively carry out international cooperation, established cooperative relationships with 385 partner institutions around the world, and participated in many international education projects including the Erasmus+ program. Students have the opportunity to obtain double degrees and have rich international exchange activities. .

Nature of institution

Public research university.

educational philosophy

It emphasizes the pursuit of truth and freedom, focuses on cultivating students' critical thinking and innovative abilities, encourages students to actively explore knowledge in different subject areas, and is committed to cultivating students into all-round talents with a sense of social responsibility and able to adapt to the challenges of globalization.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key laboratories: No clear key laboratory information has been found yet, but the school's overall scientific research strength is strong, and it has advanced research facilities and conditions in multiple subject areas.

Key subjects: The quality of economics teaching ranks third among Polish universities, and the quality of training future lawyers ranks second among Polish universities. Its biology and environmental protection, chemistry, economics and sociology, linguistics, philosophy and history, and physics It has strong strength and a high level of teaching and research in disciplines such as applied information, mathematics and information, geographical science, educational science, legal management, international political research, and management.

Faculty

It has the School of Biology and Environmental Protection, School of Chemistry, School of Economics and Society, School of Languages, School of Philosophy and History, School of Physics and Applied Information, School of Mathematics and Information, School of Geographical Sciences, School of Educational Sciences, School of Law and Management, and International Political Studies. There are 12 departments including the College and the School of Management.

Ranking

2024 QS World University Rankings: Range 951-1000.

2022 QS Emerging Europe and Central Asia ranking: 76th.

cost

The tuition fee for a bachelor's degree program taught in English is 2500 euros per year; the tuition fee for a master's degree program taught in English is 2500 euros per year; the tuition fee for a doctoral degree is 3500 euros per year, and the application fee is 200 euros.

campus

Location: Located in Lodz, the third largest city in Poland, the city is an important transportation hub and industrial center in Poland, providing students with abundant internship and employment opportunities.

Campus environment: The campus has a beautiful environment, a strong cultural atmosphere, and modern teaching and scientific research facilities, providing students with a good learning and living environment.

Campus facilities: Its library is one of the largest and most modern academic libraries in Central Europe, with a total collection of 3 million volumes. In addition, there are 106 branches to meet the study and research needs of students.