Lodz University of Technology
Why study here
Lodz University of Technology is a public technical university founded in 1945 in Lodz, a former textile-industry city in central Poland. Its faculties cover mechanical, electrical and chemical engineering, biotechnology and food sciences, textile and materials engineering, architecture and civil engineering, and computer science. The International Faculty of Engineering teaches programs in English, and Lodz has lower living costs than Warsaw.
Admission requirements
- A completed secondary school certificate for bachelor's, a relevant bachelor's degree for master's, and usually a master's for a PhD
- English-taught programs: IELTS, TOEFL or another test the university accepts; Polish-taught programs: Polish at B2
- Official transcripts and certificates, with certified translations if they are not in English or Polish
- Some foreign school certificates need recognition or an apostille
- For master's and PhD: a CV, statement of purpose and academic references; PhD applicants usually also need a research proposal and an agreed supervisor
- A valid passport and proof that you can pay tuition and living costs for the student visa
How to apply
- Choose your program and check its entry requirements, language of instruction and deadline on the university website
- Apply through the university's online recruitment system (IRK)
- Upload transcripts, language scores, your passport and, for postgraduate programs, CV, statement of purpose and references
- Pay the application fee if the university charges one, and apply before the program deadline
- Apply for a Polish national (D) student visa with your acceptance letter
Studying in Poland
3 scholarships and 9 universities in Poland. All of the scholarships are fully funded, and the next deadline is 29 May 2027 (Poland My First Choice NAWA Scholarship 2027).
- Language
- Polish/English
- Currency
- PLN (zł)
- Living costs
- $500–800/mo
- Typical tuition
- Approx EUR 2,000-6,000/yr for English-taught programs; medicine costs much more. Polish-taught study is free with a C1 Polish certificate