The University of Łódź

The University of Łódź is one of the largest and most prestigious public universities in Poland. It is located in the city of Łódź in the center of the country and is considered an important academic and cultural hub, combining a rich educational tradition with openness to the modern world.

The university was established in 1945, after the end of World War II, as a continuation of the academic traditions that had begun in the city since the early 20th century. Its mission is to prepare a generation of specialists who combine academic competence with international openness.

The University of Łódź offers a wide range of academic programs, with 12 faculties covering various fields.

Faculties at the Universi

1. Faculty of Economics and Sociology

2. Faculty of Law and Administration

3. Faculty of Management

4. Faculty of Philology

5. Faculty of Philosophy and History

6. Faculty of International and Political Studies

7. Faculty of Biology and Environmental Protection

8. Faculty of Chemistry

9. Faculty of Physics and Applied Informatics

10. Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science

11. Faculty of Educational Sciences

12. Faculty of Geographical Sciences

The university also offers many programs in English and is one of the leading Polish universities in this regard, making it a preferred choice for international students.

The University hosts thousands of international students from over 90 countries and provides them with a multicultural learning environment. It also offers academic, social, and advisory support services, along with preparatory programs for learning the Polish language, helping students integrate into academic and social life in Poland.