University of Lodz

The university was created after the total destruction of Warsaw, during and after the Warsaw Uprising, and after the expulsion of Poles from Lviv. One of its leading founders was Professor Teodor Vieweger of the Free Polish University. During the first year of operation (1945-1946 academic year), the University of Lodz admitted over 7 thousand students and it was divided into 6 Faculties (including the schools of pharmacy, medicine and odontology that formed a separate institution in 1950), which were later divided into the present 12 Faculties. In 1998, a branch campus of the University of Lodz was created in Tomaszów Mazowiecki.

 

Required documents:

Application Form with attached photo

Original school certificates and diplomas

Transcript of Records

Eligibility statement proving that the certificate/diploma allows the candidate to study at the university level in their country

Cover Letter (signed)

Health insurance policy

Language certificate

– International English Language Testing System (IELTS) more than 6 points;

– Test of an English as Foreign Language (TOEFL) at least 87 points.

Administrative Fee (For candidates from the EU the administrative fee is 85 PLN, for candidates from outside the EU, 20 EUR. It is a non-reimbursable administrative fee. Please note that the 20 Euro has to be paid before submiting the application. Proof of payment is required after arrival to Poland)

Tuition Fee (if applicable)

Signed Statutory Obligation 

Accommodation Request if needed

 

Application deadline: 15 July

Studies commence: 1 October

Note: Tuition fee, dates and required documents list may vary according to the programs.