ACCESSIBILTY

The University of Lodz undertakes to ensure the accessibility of its website in accordance with the provisions of the Act of 4 April 2019 on the digital accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public entities.
The accessibility statement is applicable to the mobile UniLodz Alumnus app available in the Google Play and App Store.

Links to mobile applications:

• for mobile devices with Android operating system

• for mobile devices with iOS operating system

Dates of publication and updates:

• Date of publication of the mobile application: 04.02.2019
• Date of the last significant update:  27.06.2022 (iOS), 6.11.2024 (android)  
  • in the iOS and Android versions, the possibility of brightening the screen with a button under the card's barcode has appeared
  • in the iOS and Android versions, a "settings" item has appeared in the app menu
  • in the iOS version, it is now possible to log in using an Apple account

Status in terms of compliance with the Act

The mobile app is partially compliant with the Act of 4 April 2019 on digital accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public entities due to the incompatibilities or exemptions listed below.

Inaccessible content 

Due to the ongoing adaptation process and system limitations on the site:

• in the application login panel, it is not possible to change the application orientation to horizontal.

However, the University of Lodz is making every effort to ensure that the UniLodz Alumnus mobile app is improved and digitally accessible to the widest possible audience for the service.

Preparation of the accessibility declaration and its update

• Date of declaration: 12 May 2022.
• Date of last review of declaration: 26 March 2025.

The declaration has been prepared on the basis of the report of the digital accessibility audit carried out from 30.04-08.05.2022 by NT Group Systemy Informatyczne Sp. z o.o. 

Feedback and contact details

If you have problems with the accessibility of the UniLodz Alumnus app, submit a question, comment or problem.

• The handling of comments and applications is the responsibility of: Anna Felisiak.
• E-mail: dostepnosc@uni.lodz.pl
• Phone: +48 42 6655166

In the same way, you can submit requests for access to inaccessible information and file complaints about the lack of accessibility.

Anyone has the right to request the digital accessibility of this website or elements thereof.

When making such a request, state:

• your name,
• your contact details (e.g. telephone number, e-mail address),
• the exact website address of the digitally inaccessible element or content,
• a description of what the problem is and which way you would be most comfortable solving it.

We will respond to your request as soon as possible and no later than 7 days after receiving it.

If this deadline is too short for us, we will let you know. In this information, we will give you a new deadline by which we will correct the errors you have reported or prepare the information in an alternative way. This new deadline will be no longer than 2 months.

If we are unable to ensure the availability of the digital website or content indicated in your request, we will offer you access by an alternative means.

Handling accessibility requests and complaints

If, in response to your request for digital accessibility, we refuse to provide the digital accessibility you have requested and you disagree with the refusal, you have the right to complain. You also have the right to lodge a complaint if you do not agree to use an alternative means of access that we have offered you in response to your request for digital accessibility.

Submit a potential complaint by letter or e-mail to our supervisory authority:

Supervisory authority: Chancellor of the University of Lodz

• Address: University of Lodz, 90-136 Łódź, ul. Narutowicza 68
• E-mail: kanclerz@uni.lodz.pl
• Phone number: +48 42 6354020

The information posted on the government portal gov.pl can be helpful.
You can also inform the Ombudsman about this situation and ask him to intervene in your case.

The University of Lodz undertakes to ensure the accessibility of its website in accordance with the provisions of the Act of 4 April 2019 on the digital accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public entities. 
The accessibility statement applies to the Mobile USOS of the University of Lodz mobile application available on Google Play and App Store.

Links to mobile applications:

• for mobile devices with Android operating system

• for mobile devices with iOS operating system

Dates of publication and updates:

• Date of publication of the mobile application: 14.06.2022
• Date of the last significant update: 24.02.2025 (iOS) and  8.01.2025 (Android) 

Status in terms of compliance with the Act

The mobile app is partially compliant with the Act of 4 April 2019 on digital accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public entities due to the incompatibilities or exemptions listed below.

Inaccessible content due to ongoing adaptation process and system limitations on the site:

• the icon for reporting an error in the application is not very clear to the average user,
• in the application login panel there is no option to change the application orientation to horizontal.

The University of Lodz is making every effort to ensure that the USOS UŁ mobile application is improved and digitally accessible to the widest possible audience for the service.  

Preparation of the accessibility declaration and its updates

• Date of declaration: 16 May 2022.
• Date of the last review of the declaration: 26 March 2025.

The declaration has been prepared on the basis of the report of the digital accessibility audit carried out from 30.04-08.05.2022 by NT Group Systemy Informatyczne Sp. z o.o. 
 
 

Feedback and contact details

If you have problems with the accessibility of the USOS of the University of Lodz app, submit a question, comment or problem.

• The handling of comments and applications is the responsibility of: Anna Felisiak.
• E-mail: dostepnosc@uni.lodz.pl
• Phone number: +48 42 6655166

In the same way, you can submit requests for access to inaccessible information and file complaints about the lack of accessibility.

Anyone has the right to request the digital accessibility of this website or elements thereof.

When making such a request, state:

• your name,
• your contact details (e.g. telephone number, e-mail),
• the exact website address of the digitally inaccessible element or content,
• a description of what the problem is and which way you would be most comfortable solving it.

We will respond to your request as soon as possible and no later than 7 days after receiving it.

If this deadline is too short for us, we will let you know. In this information, we will give you a new deadline by which we will correct the errors you have reported or prepare the information in an alternative way. This new deadline will be no longer than 2 months.

If we are unable to ensure the availability of the digital website or content indicated in your request, we will offer you access by an alternative means.

Handling accessibility requests and complaints

If, in response to your request for digital accessibility, we refuse to provide the digital accessibility you have requested and you disagree with the refusal, you have the right to complain. You also have the right to lodge a complaint if you do not agree to use an alternative means of access that we have offered you in response to your request for digital accessibility.

Submit a potential complaint by letter or email to our supervisory authority:

Supervisory authority: Chancellor of the University of Lodz

• Address: University of Lodz, 90-136 Łódź, ul. Narutowicza 68
• E-mail: kanclerz@uni.lodz.pl
• Phone number: +48 42 6354020

The information posted on the government portal gov.pl can be helpful.
You can also inform the Ombudsman about this situation and ask him to intervene in your case. 

The University of Lodz undertakes to ensure the accessibility of its website in accordance with the provisions of the Act of 4 April 2019 on the digital accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public entities. 
The accessibility statement applies to the MyUniLodz mobile application available in the Google Play and App shops.

Links to the MyUniLodz mobile app:

• for mobile devices with Android operating system
• for mobile devices with iOS operating system 

Status in terms of compliance with the Act

The mobile application is partially compliant with the Digital Accessibility Act for public entities' websites and mobile applications due to the incompatibilities listed below.

• Date of publication of the mobile application: 21.11.2023
• Date of the last update of the mobile application: 05.08.2024 (iOS) and  07.08.2024 (Android) 

Inaccessible elements and content

• The app has animated graphic elements that cannot be stopped on the knowledge base path completion board.
• It is not possible to change the screen orientation to horizontal.
• Some user interface touch elements do not have available text labels.
• Some of the documents, in PDF and doc or docx formats, lack a logical structure and alternative descriptions of graphics. 
• The application interface does not support changing the dynamic font size settings.
• Some of the controls and error messages may be difficult to understand and use for blind people due to insufficiently precise labelling.
• There may be difficulties for blind people to understand and handle the pop-up windows that appear on the screen..

The University of Lodz is committed to making the MyUniLodz mobile app improved and digitally accessible to the widest possible audience for the service.  

Preparation of the declaration of accessibility and its update

• Date of the declaration: 22 November 2023
• Date of the last review of the declaration: 26 March 2025

The declaration was drawn up on the basis of a self-assessment.

Feedback and contact details

If you have problems with the accessibility of the UniLodz Alumnus app, submit a question, comment or a problem.

• The handling of comments and applications is the responsibility of: Anna Felisiak.
• E-mail: dostepnosc@uni.lodz.pl
• Phone number: +48 42 6655166

In the same way, you can submit requests for access to inaccessible information and file complaints about the lack of accessibility.

Anyone has the right to request the digital accessibility of this website or elements thereof.

When making such a request, state:

• your name,
• your contact details (e.g. telephone number, e-mail),
• the exact website address of the digitally inaccessible element or content,
• a description of what the problem is and which way you would be most comfortable solving it.

We will respond to your request as soon as possible and no later than 7 days after receiving it.

If this deadline is too short for us, we will let you know. In this information, we will give you a new deadline by which we will correct the errors you have reported or prepare the information in an alternative way. This new deadline will be no longer than 2 months.

If we are unable to ensure the availability of the digital website or content indicated in your request, we will offer you access by an alternative means.

Handling accessibility requests and complaints

If, in response to your request for digital accessibility, we refuse to provide the digital accessibility you have requested and you disagree with the refusal, you have the right to complain. You also have the right to lodge a complaint if you do not agree to use an alternative means of access that we have offered you in response to your request for digital accessibility.

Submit a potential complaint by letter or email to our supervisory authority:

Supervisory authority: Chancellor of the University of Lodz

• Address: University of Lodz, 90-136 Łódź, ul. Narutowicza 68
• E-mail: kanclerz@uni.lodz.pl
• Phone number: +48 42 6354020

The information posted on the government portal gov.pl can be helpful.
You can also inform the Ombudsman about this situation and ask him to intervene in your case. 

Name of the unit: The University of Lodz Rector's Office building no 1

Address: ul. Narutowicza 68; 90-136 Łódź
 

Building administrator/contact person: name: Katarzyna Urbaniak, phone number: +48 (42) 635 42 85, katarzyna.urbaniak@uni.lodz.pl

Number of storeys:  5

Description of the entrance to the building:The University of Lodz Rector’s Office building is located at Narutowicza 68. The area of the property on which the building is located forms a common fenced area with the The University of Lodz Rector’s Office building no 2 (located at  Uniwersytecka 3). A car park (shared by both buidlings) is arranged on the site. One disabled parking space has been designated in the car park, using vertical and horizontal signage.
You can enter the building via 3 entrances:

• main entrance of the University of Lodz rector's Office building, accessed by a staircase of 3 steps (no ramp for people with disabilities), bell,
• entrance from the car park from ground level (lowered kerbstone),
• emergency entrance from the car park, accessed by a staircase consisting of 3 steps (no ramp for people with disabilities). Entrance closed during the pandemic.

All entrance doors open manually. At the entrance from the car park (with signage for people with disabilities) there is a bell where a person with a disability can signal for assistance to enter the building.
Inside the building, access to floor 0 is via two staircases and a stair platform for people with disabilities, located on the entrance side from the car park. The platform is operated by a trained security officer. 
Inside the building, a lift serves all floors.

Information on the right to enter with an assistance dog: 
You can enter the building with an assistance dog on presentation of a certificate confirming the status of the assistance dog. 

Circulation area in the building:
The building houses the central administration units, which are spread over five floors:

Floor -1
Archive
Rector’s Office Mailing House
Cashier's Office (Finance Department)
Printed matter warehouse – UL Real Estate Management Centre 
PKZP Independent Accounting Section
UL Real Estate Management Centre – service

Floor 0
Payroll Department
Personnel Department
Social Affairs Department
Purchasing Department
 

Floor 1
Rector’s Office
Chancellor and Deputy Chancellors
Rector and Vice-Rectors
 

Floor 2
Student Service Centre Doctoral Student Affairs
External Relations Centre
UL Real Estate Management Centre 
Advisor to the Rector
Internal Audit Department
Energy Management Department
Investments and Renovations Department
Team of Attorneys-at-law of the University of Lodz
 

Floor 3
Finance Department
Inventory and Assets Records Department
Accounting Department with Foreign Travel Settlement Section
Payroll Department – Civil Law Contracts
Management Accounting Department
Bursar and Deputy Bursar
NSZZ "Solidarność"
Union of Polish Teachers (ZNP)
 

The building has two staircases and a lift. The lift is wheelchair-accessible, but lacks Braille markings and voice signalling, but has a traffic light.

Room layout:
A 24-hour porter's lodge operates in the building at the main entrance. Information with the layout of the rooms in the building is available at the gatehouse. 
There is a disabled accessible toilet on the ground floor.
 

Assistive equipment:

• We provide access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters online and live. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• Totupoint –  mounted outside the building at the entrance door from  Narutowicza 68
• There are no induction loops in the University of Lodz Rector’s Office building no 1.
• There are no Braille markings. 

Evacuation: 
The evacuation route is marked clearly and comprehensibly by information signs
The building has an audible and visual evacuation system.
 

Name of the unit: The University of Lodz Rector’s Office building no 2

Addres: ul. Uniwersytecka 3; 90-137 Łódź
 

Building administrator/contact person: Katarzyna Urbaniak, phone number: +48 (42) 635 42 85, katarzyna.urbaniak@uni.lodz.pl.

Number of storeys: 6

Description of the entrance to the building:
The University of Lodz Rector’s Office building no 2 is located at Uniwersytecka 3. The area of the property on which the building is located forms a common fenced area with the The University of Lodz Rector’s Office building no 1 (located at  Narutowicza 68). A car park (shared by both buidlings) is arranged on the site. In the car park, by means of a vertical and horizontal sign, one disabled parking space has been designated directly under the building on the side of the car park.
ou can enter the building via 3 entrances:

• main entrance fromUniwersytecka 3, no steps from the street, stairs inside (no ramp for people with disabilities), intercom,
• entrance from the car park from ground level (directly to the lift), intercom in front of the door (porter can be called to assist),
• side/avalanche entrance from the car park, no steps from the street, stairs inside (no ramp for people with disabilities).

All entrance doors open manually. There is an intercom at the entrance (with signage for people with disabilities) on the car park side, where a person with a disability can signal for assistance to enter the building. Inside the building, a lift (serving all floors).

Information on the right to enter with an assistance dog: 
You can enter the building with an assistance dog on presentation of a certificate confirming the status of the assistance dog. 

Circulation area in the building:
The building houses the central administration units, which are spread over six floors:

Floor -1
UL Real Estate Management Centre – service personnel
Independent Fire Protection Section

Floor 0
International Relations Office

Floor 1
Science Centre

Floor 2
Communications and PR Centre
Service Centre for Students and PhD Candidates
 

Floor 3
IT Centre

Floor 4
Science Centre
IT Centre
International Hub
 

The building has one staircase and a lift. The lift is wheelchair-accessible but does not have Braille markings, but has voice and light signalling.

Room layout:
A 24-hour porter's lodge operates in the building, at the main entrance (on level '0'- ground floor). Information with the layout of the rooms in the building is available at the gatehouse. 
There is a disabled accessible toilet on the ground floor.
 

Assistive equipment:

• We provide access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters online and live. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• No Totupoints.
• There are no induction loops in the Rector’s Office building no 2.
• There are no Braille markings.
   

Evacuation: 
The evacuation route is marked clearly and comprehensibly through information signs.
The building has an audible and visual evacuation system.

Address: Łódź 91-404, ul. Lumumby 1/3
 

Building administrator: Anna Felisiak; phone number: +48 42 665-51-66: anna.felisiak@uni.lodz.pl

Contact person: Magdalena Szczepańska, phone nuumber: +48 (42) 665-51-66, magdalena.szczepanska@uni.lodz.pl
 

Number of storeys: 1

Car park: The car park is located at the rear of the building and has a designated disabled space with the required dimensions and horizontal signage.

Description of the entrance to the building:
The building is not fenced, the immediate surroundings of the building have paved access.
The pathways leading to the entrance of the building are not without kerbs.
Access is via a staircase and a ramp. 
All entrance doors open manually. 
 

Information on the right to enter with an assistance dog:
You can enter the building with an assistance dog on presentation of a certificate confirming the status of the assistance dog. 

Circulation area in the building:
Immediately upon entering the building, you will find yourself in the student service room, where there are positions for staff serving the University of Lodz students/doctoral students.

Room layout: 
There is no variation in floor height inside the building.
There is no toilet adapted for people with disabilities.

Assistive equipment: 

• We provide access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters online and live. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• There is a portable induction loop in the building.
• Totupoint marker placed in front of the entrance.
• There are no Braille markings. 
   

Evacuation:
The evacuation route is marked clearly and comprehensibly thanks to information signs.
There is no evacuation sound and visual systems.
There is no evacuation procedure for people with special needs.

The main building of the Support and Accessibility Centre of the University of Lodz (formerly the Academic Support Centre of the University of Lodz)
Address: ul. Pomorska 152, 91-404 Łódź

Specialist consultation rooms – Student Dormitories administration building
Address: ul. Lumumby 1, 91-613 Łódź

Administrator of both sites: Katarzyna Wieczorek, phone number: +48 42-235 01 80, katarzyna.wieczorek@uni.lodz.pl

Information: Katarzyna Wieczorek, phone number: +48 42-235 01 80, katarzyna.wieczorek@uni.lodz.pl, Agnieszka Michałowska-Gabryelczyk, phone number: +48 42-235 01 81, agnieszka.michalowska@uni.lodz.pl

Number of storeys (in both sites): 1

Car park: 

There is a designated car park for staff and visitors between the Support and Accessibility Centre (formerly Academic Support centre) and student dormitories.
There is one disabled parking space, marked with a horizontal sign. 
The nearest public car park is approximately 50 metres from the buildings. 

1. Description of the main Support and Accessibility Centre building

The main Support and Accessibility Centre building is located in an unfenced area

Description of the entrance

• The main entrance is on the side of Student Dormitory no 3 from ground level. It leads through double doors that open automatically. There is a bell in front of the main entrance on the right.
• The service entrance for employees is from the parking lot. There is one step and a wheelchair ramp in front of the door.

The access area to the building and to the front door is illuminated. The lighting is activated automatically.

Circulation area in the building:
The building is single-storey. Inside, there are no differences in height levels.
Traffic routes are wide enough to allow free movement of people, including those with disabilities and wheelchair access.

Layout of rooms in the main building: 

• public hall for student services
• conference room
• therapy rooms
• relaxation room
• social room
• two general toilets, including one for people with disabilities.

There is no information board in the building about the layout of the rooms.

2. Specialist consultation rooms – Student Dormitories Administration Building

The specialist consultation rooms are located in an unfenced area.

Description of the entrance:

• The entrance is on the side of the car park and is marked by a sign " Specialist Consultations of the Academic Support Centre of the University of Lodz (soon: "Specialist Consultations of the Support and Accessibility Centre of the University of Lodz".
• There is a 6.5 cm high threshold in front of the door. The 91 cm wide entrance door does not have an automatic opening mechanism.

The access area to the building and to the front door is illuminated. The lighting is activated automatically.
 

Communication inside the buidling:
The building where the specialist consultation rooms are located is single-storey. Inside, there are no differences in height levels.
Traffic routes are wide enough to allow free movement of people, including those with disabilities and wheelchair access.
 

Room layout: 

• two rooms for specialist consultations
• one general toilet suitable for people with disabilities
• social room
•  utility room

There is no information board on the layout of the rooms.

Supportve equipment (both sites):

• We provide access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters online and live. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• Totupoints - there are two markers in the main building: The first marker is on the corner of the building on the north-east side (facing Student House 3). The second marker is on the corner of the building on the south side (from Pomorska Street).
• We have a portable (stand) induction loop.
• There are no Braille markings. 
   
   

Additional information:
In the main building there is a specialised equipment rental facility, which can be used by students with special needs. The equipment is rented at the student's request for a maximum period of one year (extendable).

Information on the right to enter with an assistance dog:
Both venues can be entered with an assistance dog on presentation of a certificate confirming the status of the assistance dog. 

Evacuation: 

The evacuation route in both facilities is marked with information signs in a clear and understandable way.
There are two evacuation chairs in the main building.
There are no audible or visual evacuation systems.

Address: ul. Lumumby 16/18, 91-404 Łódź 
 

Building administrator: Janina Ochrytkow, phone number: +48 42 665 54 44, ds2kierownik@uni.lodz.pl

Information: phone: +48 42 665 54 45 reception desk

Number of storeys: 6

Description of the entrance to the building:
The building is not fenced.
There is a large public parking lot surrounding the building. A parking space for people with disabilities has been designated in front of the entrance to the building. The parking space is marked with horizontal signs. 
Entrance to the building directly from the outside. Manual doors, 2 pairs – double-leaf door, with a lock on one leaf.

Information on the right to enter with an assistance dog: You can enter the building with an assistance dog on presentation of a certificate confirming the status of the assistance dog. 

Circulation area in the building:
The building has two staircases (6 storeys with basement), no lift.

Room layout: 
There is a reception desk in the building providing information (at the entrance level of the building)
Barrier-free access is provided only to the reception desk; there are stairs in the rest of the building.
Lack of vertical and step lifts.
No information is available on the layout of the rooms.
The rooms are not suitable for disabled people.
No toilet adapted for people with disabilities.
 

Assistive equipment:

• We provide access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters online and live. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• Totupoint is mounted above the front door.
• There are no induction loops in the building. 
• There is no Braille or contrast markings in the building. 

Evacuation:
There is no evacuation stair chair.
There are no tactile or voice evacuation systems.
There is no evacuation procedure for people with special needs.

Address: ul. Strajku Łódzkich Studentów w 1981r. 1, 92-404 Łódź
 

Building administrator: JOLANTA MENDYK, +48 (42) 66 55 436, jolanta.mendyk@adm.uni.lodz.pl

Information: phone number: +48 (42) 66 55 437 – reception desk

Number of storeys:  6

Access and entrance to the building:
The building is not fenced.
There is a large municipal car park in front of the building (no disabled space).
Entrance to the building directly from the outside, manual doors (2 pairs), 2 pairs – double-leaf door, with a lock on one leaf

Information on the right to enter with an assistance dog:
You can enter the building with an assistance dog on presentation of a certificate confirming the status of the assistance dog. 

Circulation area in the building:
The building has 2 staircases (6 storeys with a basement), no lift.

Room layout:
There is a reception desk providing information (at the entrance level of the building).
Barrier–free access is proviede only to the reception area; there are stairs in the rest of the building.
Lack of vertical and step lifts.
No information is available on the layout of the rooms.
The rooms are not suitable for people with disabilities.
There is no toilet adapted for people with disabilities.
 

Assistive equipment: 

• We provide access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters online and live. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• Totupoint – a marker is mounted above the front door.
• There are no induction loops in the building.
• There are no Braille or contrast markings.
   

Evacuation:
There is no stair evacuation chair. 
There are no tactile or voice evacuation systems.
Ther eis no evacuation procedure for people with special needs.

Address: ul. Strajku Łódzkich Studentów w 1981 r. nr 5, 91-404 Łódź
 

Building administrator: Łukasz Ochrytkow, phone number: +48 42 665 54 39, lukasz.ochrytkow@uni.lodz.pl

Information: phone number: +48 (42) 66 55 437 – reception desk

Number of storeys: 5 (ground floor and four floors).

Description of the entrance to the building:
The building is located in the open area of ​​the Student Campus. The entrance to the building is via three steps and is located at a height of about 60 cm from the ground. There is a ramp to the right of the entrance. Then there are two pairs of double doors with a width of one leaf of about 110 cm, which open manually.

Car park (including for people with disabilities): There is a car park right next to the building. There is one designated disabled parking space directly in front of the building entrance. 

Circulation area in the building:In the building just behind the entrance on the left, there is a 24–hour reception desk where you can get all kinds of information.
Opposite the reception desk, in the main lobby, there is a lift with Braille markings for the blind on buttons without voice notification function.
There are three staircases in the building.

Room layout:
There are two rooms for people with disabilities on the ground floor.
There is a toilet for people with disabilities to the right in the corridor .

Information on the right to enter with an assistance dog: 
You can enter the building with an assistance dog on presentation of a certificate confirming the status of the assistance dog.

Assistive equipment:

• We provide access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters online and live. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• A Totupoint is mounted on the corner of the building.
• There is no induction loop.
   
   

Evacuation: 
The evacuation route is marked clearly and comprehensibly through information signs.
The building has visual and audible evacuation systems.

Address: ul. Strajku Łódzkich Studentów w 1981 r. nr 3, 91-404 Łódź
 

Building administrator: Łukasz Ochrytkow, phone number: +48 42 665 54 39, lukasz.ochrytkow@uni.lodz.pl
 

Information: Phone number: +48 (42) 66 55 191 – reception desk
 

Number of storeys: 5 (ground floor and four floors).

Description of the entrance to the building:
The building is located in the open area of ​​the Student Campus. The entrance to the building is via three steps and is located at a height of about 60 cm from the ground. A ramp leads to the entrance on the right side. The double doors open manually. The width of one door leaf is about 110 cm.

Car park (including for people with disabilities): There is a car park close to the building. There is an additional smaller car park at the main entrance to the building with 1 designated disabled parking space (marked by a vertical sign).

Room layout:
Level 0 (Ground Floor): On the ground floor there is a reception area and four rooms for people with disabilities. To the left in the corridor there is a disabled toilet with signage for the visually impaired.

Circulation area in the building:
In the building just behind the entrance on the left, there is a 24–hour reception desk where you can get all kinds of information.
Opposite the reception desk, in the main lobby, there is a lift with a voice notification function. In the lift, there are Braille markings on the buttons.
There are three staircases in the building.

Assistive equipment: 

• We provide access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters online and live. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• A Totupoint is installed on the corner of the building.
• There is no induction loop.

Information on the right to enter with an assistance dog:
You can enter the building with an assistance dog on presentation of a certificate confirming the status of the assistance dog.

Evacuation:
The evacuation route is marked clearly and comprehensibly through information signs.
The building has visual and audible evacuation systems.

Address: ul. Strajku Łódzkich Studentów w 1981r. 6, 92-404 Łódź
 

Building administrator: JOLANTA MENDYK, phone number: +48 (42) 66 55 436, jolanta.mendyk@adm.uni.lodz.pl
 

Information: phone number: +48 (42) 66 55 194 – reception desk
 

Number of storeys: 5

Description of the entrance to the building:
The building is not fenced.
There is a car park in front of the building, 1 space for people with disabilities.
Entrance to the building directly from the outside, manual doors (2 pairs), double-leaf door, with a lock on one leaf.

Information on the right to enter with an assistance dog:
You can enter the building with an assistance dog on presentation of a certificate confirming the status of the assistance dog. 

Circulation area in the building:
The building has 2 staircases (5 floors), no lift.

Room layout 
There is a reception desk providing information (at the entrance level of the building).
Barrier–free access – ground floor only, stairs in the rest of the building.
Lack of vertical and step lifts.
No information is available on the layout of the rooms.
Rooms are not suitable for people with disabilities.
No toilet adapted for people with disabilities.
 

Assistive equipment:

• We provide access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters online and live. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance
• Totupoints – A marker is mounted above the front door.
• There are no induction loops in the building.
• There are no Braille or contrast markings.

Evacuation:
There is no stair evacuation chair. 
There are no tactile or voice evacuation systems.
There is no evacuation procedure for people with special needs.

Address: Łódź 91-404, ul. ul. Strajku Łódzkich Studentów 1981 r. 7
 

Building administrator: Janina Ochrytkow, phone number: +48 42 665 54 70, ds9kierownik@uni.lodz.pl

Information: phone number: +48 42 665 54 71 (reception desk). The person at the reception desk provides information.

Number of storeys: 6 (basement, ground floor, 4 floors) 

Description of the entrance to the building:
Entrance to the building via stairs, ramp installed on the left side of the entrance. Manual doors 2 pairs 217 cm wide, of which one leaf, which is 110 cm wide, is permanently open. To open the door from the outside, there is a handle, which is located at a height of 85 cm to 118 cm. From the inside, there is a handle at a height of 105 cm. It is possible to drive a car transporting a disabled person right up to the entrance.

Description of the building interior:

Flat corridors. The ground floor houses the reception area and a large lobby. Opposite the reception desk, in the main lobby, there is a lift with 90 cm wide automatic doors and Braille markings for the blind on buttons without voice notification function. To the right is the corridor as well as the manager's room and TV room, and there is also a disabled toilet with no signage for the visually impaired. On the left, a corridor with residents' rooms. Room handles are placed at a height of 110 cm. Opposite the entrance is one of the staircases.

Circulation area in the building:

The building has 3 staircases (6 floors with basement), 1 lift with Braille markings for the blind on buttons without voice notification function.

Layout of rooms in the building:
The building has a reception area, manager's room, TV room and residents' rooms on the ground floor. Two rooms for people with disabilities are located on the ground floor. The total number of residential rooms is 119. A communal kitchen is located on each floor. In the basement of the building there is a laundry room and a gym, accessible only by stairs. The building also has study rooms.

Procedures in the building:
Access to ground level rooms – no third party assistance required. If there are any problems, there is a member of reception staff on site to help.

Bathrooms in the building (including for people with disabilities):

There are 2 public bathrooms on the ground floor, including 1 for people with disabilities. Each room has a bathroom. Bathrooms in two rooms are designed for people with disabilities.

Access to the building:
The building is accessible by public transport or car.

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:

There is one parking space in front of the building with an envelope indicating a space for a disabled person. A public car park is located close to the building. 

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• There are no Braille markings. There is only a lift with Braille markings for the blind on the buttons without a voice notification function.
• No information is available on the layout of the rooms.
• A Totupoint is installed on the corner of the building. 

Admission for assistance dog: People with an assistance dog have access to the building.

Evacuation:

In the building, there are fire doors at the staircases, separating the individual floors with a width of 165 cm, of which one wing with a width of 100 cm is permanently open. The evacuation route is marked clearly and comprehensibly through information signs. The building has visual and audible evacuation systems. There is no evacuation procedure for people with special needs. The building lacks vertical and step lifts.

Address: ul. Lumumby 12, 91-404 Łódź 
 

Building administrator: Renata Baraniak, phone number: +48 042 665 54 41 renata.baraniak@uni.lodz.pl
 

Information: phone number: +48 (42) 665 54 42 (reception desk)
 

Number of storeys: 15 (basement, ground floor, 12 residential floors, 13th technical floor)

Description of the entrance to the building:
The building is not fenced.
There is a large public car park around the building. In front of the entrance to the building there is a designated parking space for people with disabilities. The parking space is marked with horizontal signs.
Entrance to the building directly from the outside. Passage through 3 pairs of manual doors - 2 double-leaf doors, with a lock on one leaf, 1 single-leaf door.
Information on the right to enter the building with an assistance dog
You can enter the building with an assistance dog after presenting a certificate confirming the status of an assistance dog.

Circulation area in the building:
The building has two staircases and four lifts. Two lifts are wheelchair–accessible, but they do not have Braille markings and voice signalling. 
Room layout 
There is a reception desk providing information (at the entrance level of the building).
Stairs can be bypassed by taking the lifts.
No vertical and step lifts.
No information is available on the layout of the rooms.
Rooms are not suitable for people with disabilities.
There is no toilet adapted for people with disabilities.
 

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• Totupoints – there is a mounted marker.
• There are no induction loops in the building.
• There are no Braille or contrast markings in the building. 
   

Evacuation:
There is no stair evacuation chair.
There are no tactile or voice evacuation systems.
There is no evacuation procedure for people with special needs

Address: 91-404 Łódź, ul. Strajku Łódzkich Studentów w 1981 r. 11
 

Building administrator: mgr Elżbieta Kowalczyk, phone number: +48 42 66 55 440, elzbieta.kowalczyk@adm.uni.lodz.pl
 

Information: phone number: +48 (42) 66 55 199 – reception desk. The person at the reception desk provides information.

Number of storeys: basement, ground floor and four floors.

Description of the entrance to the building:

At the entrance to the building there are stairs and a wheelchair ramp. The doors open manually - 2 pairs of double-leaf doors with a lock on one leaf.
There is a reception desk in the building providing information.
Barrier-free access is provided only to the rooms on the reception level, in the rest of the building there are stairs.
There is 1 parking space for disabled people in front of the building. The parking space is marked with a horizontal sign. There is a public car park near the building.

Information on the right to enter with an assistance dog:
You can enter the building with an assistance dog on presentation of a certificate confirming the status of the assistance dog. 

Circulation area in the building:
Barrier-free access to the rooms in the building is provided only on the ground floor. There are student rooms on all floors. Access to the rooms is provided via two staircases. There are no vertical lifts in the building or by the stairs. The rooms are not adapted for people with disabilities. There is no elevator in the building.

Room layout:
The building has a reception desk which is located at the entrance.
The building has one toilet (on the ground floor) for people with disabilities.
No information is available on the layout of the rooms.
 

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• TOTUPOINT marker is mouned on the corner of the building a dozen steps from the entrance.
• There is no induction loop in the building.
• There are no Braille markings. 

Evacuation:
There are no tactile or voice evacuation systems
The escape route is marked by information signs.

Address: 91-404 Łódź, ul. Strajku Łódzkich Studentów w 1981 r 13
 

Building administrator: mgr Elżbieta Kowalczyk, phone number: +48 42 66 55 431, elzbieta.kowalczyk@adm.uni.lodz.pl
 

Information: phone number: +48 (42) 66 55 432 – reception desk. The person at the reception desk provides information.

Number of storeys: basement, ground floor and four floors

Description of the entrance to the building:
There is a staircase at the entrance to the building. Then there are the entrance doors (2 pairs of double doors with one leaf locking), which open manually. The building has a reception area with the possibility of providing information.

Car park:
There is 1 disabled parking space in front of the building – marked by a horizontal sign. We also have some parking spaces for other users.

Information on the right to enter with an assistance dog: 
You can enter the building with an assistance dog on presentation of a certificate confirming the status of the assistance dog. 

Circulation area in the building:
The building has a reception area on the ground floor.
Barrier–free access is provided only to rooms at the reception level (ground floor), there are stairs in the rest of the building.
There are student rooms on four floors. The rooms can be accessed via one of two staircases.
The building lacks vertical lifts. The rooms are not adapted for people with disabilities. There is no lift in the building.
 
 

Room layout:
The building has a reception desk which is located at the entrance.
No information is available on the layout of the rooms.
A kindergarten of the University of Lodz is located in the building (in the northern and southern parts).
 

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• TOTUPOINT marker is mounted on the corner of the building a few steps from the entrance.
• There is no induction loop in the building.
• There are no Braille markings. 

Evacuation:

There are no tactile or voice evacuation systems.
The escape route is marked by information signs.

Address: ul. Jana Matejki 21/23, 90-231 Łódź
 

Building administrator: Marek Wojtczak, phone number: +48 42-635-47-09, e-mail: marek.wojtczak@uni.lodz.pl
 

Information: phone number: +48 (42) 635 47 25 – recepti desk. The person at the reception desk provides information.

Number of storeys: 12 (basement, ground floor and 10 floors).

Car park: There is a public car park in front of the building. There are no designated places for people with disabilities.

Description of the entrance to the building:
The area around the building is not fenced.
There are two entrances to the building: from the street and from the car park. From the car park you have to climb 5 stairs to the entrance.
The entrance door is double–leaf, manually operated and has a lock on one leaf. Between the main hall and the vestibule there is an additional double manual door (with one leaf locking).
 

Information on the right to enter with an assistance dog: 
You can enter the building with an assistance dog on presentation of a certificate confirming the status of the assistance dog. 

Circulation area in the building:

• Floor 0: On the ground floor of the building there is a central administration unit – the IT Centre (telecommunications).
• Floor 1: The first floor houses the Doctoral Schools of the University of Lodz.
• Floors 2 to 11: Normal movement between floors is via the main staircase and 4 lifts located at the main hall (between the basement and the 11th floor) and two side staircases (between the 1st and 10th floor). Staircases and lifts are not adapted for people with disabilities.
   

Room layout :
There is a reception desk at the main lobby of the building where information can be obtained.
Student rooms are located on floors 2 to 10 – we do not have rooms adapted for people with disabilities.
 

Toilets: There are no disabled toilets in the building.

Assistive equipment: 

• We provide access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters online and live. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• Totupoints – the markers are mounted above the entrance door to the building (east side).
• There are no induction loops in the building.
• There are no Braille markings
   

Evacuation:
The evacuation route is marked clearly and comprehensiblythanks to information signs.
Evacuation is via 3 staircases from all 12 floors (basement – 10th floor).
The building has sound and visual evacuation systems.
There is no evacuation procedure for persons with disabilities.

Name of the building: Canteen of the University of Lodz
 

Address: ul. Lumumby 14, 91-404 Łódź
 

Building administrator/person responsible for accessibility: Lidia Kolbus, contact person: Magdalena Szczepańska, phone number: +48 (42) 665-51-66, magdalena.szczepanska@uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building: 
The building is not fenced, the immediate surroundings of the building have a paved access.
Entrance to the building directly from the outside, via 2 levels of stairs with a mezzanine between them. Manual doors, 2 pairs, 180 cm wide, of which one 90 cm wide wing is permanently open. The door is opened using a handle located at a height of 82 cm to 112 cm.

The communication routes leading to the entrance to the building are not devoid of curbs.

Entrance is via a staircase and a ramp.

All entrance doors open manually.

Description of the building interior:
Immediately after entering the building, you find yourself in a corridor, on the left there are rooms of the Career Office of the University of Lodz, on the right there are doors to the canteen and then the conference room of the Career Office of the University of Lodz. Heading towards the end of the corridor, to the left there is the office of the University of Lodz Doctoral Students' Government Council and the visitors' toilet, while to the right there is a toilet for the staff and a passage to the side of the building, where you can find: the University of Lodz Campus Council; the University of Lodz Students' Government Council and two rooms in which the Academic Song and Dance Ensemble KUJON conducts classes. All doors are 90 cm wide and the handles hang at a height of approximately 110 cm. 

Circulation area in the building:
Inside the building, there is no variation in floor height.

Room layout:
The office building has a public room for all applicants, 2 administrative rooms, a committee room, a social room and toilets.

Procedures in the building:
Access to the premises does not require third–party assistance.

Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
Public toilets are located on one floor. There is no access for wheelchair users.

Access to the building:
The canteen building can be reached by: public transport (tram) or by car. 

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
The car park is located at the front of the building and has a designated disabled space with the required dimensions and horizontal signage.

Assistive equipment:

• We provide access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters online and live. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• There are no induction loops in the building.
• There are no Braille markings. 
• Totupoint marker is mounted in front of the entrance.

Admission for an assistance dog: 
You can enter the buiilding with an assistance dog.

Evacuation:
There are no evacuation sound and visual systems. There is no evacuation procedure for people with special needs.

Name of the building: The University of Lodz Library (BUŁ)
www.lib.uni.lodz.pl

Address: ul. Matejki 32/38, 90-237 Łódź

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility: Katarzyna Lis-Piwowarska
P: +48 42 635 64 75; 519 646 583
E: katarzyna.lis-piwowarska@lib.uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building: 
The entire facility consists of four interconnected buildings.
Only the main entrance, from Matejki Street, is available to readers and visitors. It is accessible at ground level, with the possibility of driving up to it. In front of the main entrance to the library there are boards: "University of Lodz" and "Library".
The main entrance is closed with a single, double-leaf, automatically sliding door with a maximum width of 180 cm.
A 6-step staircase leads from the entrance hall to the main hall (up). Along these stairs, as well as the stairs from the entrance hall to the cloakroom (down), a lift for the disabled is installed, allowing disabled people to get to the cloakroom and rooms on the ground floor.
A double anti-theft gate with a single passage of 90 cm width is located in the entrance to the main hall.

Description of the building interior:
The premises available to readers are located in two buildings.  
In the new building, rooms are located on floors from –1 (cloakroom), up to the 4th floor. These are:

• there are: an Information Desk (information desk), a Lending Library (reader service), computer catalogue workstations, a Student Zone and a Rossmann coworking area on the ground floor
• lobbies, corridors, stairwells, cloakroom, toilets,
• reader service rooms (reference desk, lending library, reading rooms, secretariat),
• reading rooms for individual and group work,
• open storage rooms, so called free access, closed with a fire door.

In the old part of the building, the rooms available to readers are located from the ground floor to the 3rd floor. These are:

• lobbies, corridors, staircases, toilets
• card catalogue
• reader service rooms (Special Collections Reading Room, Main Reading Room, History Reading Room)
• open access storerooms – Historical Reading Room
• A separate, self–service bookstore (with an independent entrance from the street) is available only to authorised readers. It is open 24 hours a day and supervised by access control and CCTV systems. It is closed with a 90 cm wide single–leaf door with a handle on the street side and a handle inside the room.

This part of the building has rooms that are inaccessible to the disabled – access by stairs only. These are:

• special collections (music collections, documents of social life)
• a mezzanine floor with a free–access book collection in the Historical Reading Room

Circulation area in the building:
All lobbies and corridors allow mobility impaired or wheelchair users to move around.
It is possible to move between the ground floor and all floors on foot, using two staircases, or to use one of the three passenger lifts, which open automatically. Two of them have an entrance width of 90 cm and the third 75 cm. 
In free access between floors 1–4, an internal staircase can be navigated on foot.

Room layout:

In the new part of the building

• on the ground floor, there is the Informatorium (information desk), the Lending Library (reader service), computer catalogue workstations, the Student Zone and the Rossmann coworking area,
• the 1st floor houses the free–access book collection, group work room, conference/audiovisual room, library secretariat and toilets,
• the 2nd floor houses the free–access book collection, group work room, individual work rooms, parent–child work room, American Corner, Main Reading Room and Historical Reading Room, toilets,
• the 3rd floor houses the free–access book collection, group work room, conference room and toilets,
• on the 4th floor there is a free–access book collection, a group work room and toilets.

In the old part of the building

• on the ground floor there is a card catalogue, Documents of Social Life, and a disabled toilet,
• the 1st floor houses the Special Collections Reading Room, toilets,
• the 2nd floor houses the Main Reading Room, the History Reading Room – free access and toilets,
• on the 3rd floor there are the Musicalia.

Procedures in the building:
Information and assistance is provided by the library's security staff and librarians at individual sections.

The disabled lift, which allows wheelchair users to climb the stairs, is operated by building security staff.

Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
In the new part of the building, there are 3 toilets in the lobby of each floor and on level – 1 (by the cloakroom): ladies', men's and disabled toilets. On the 2nd floor, there is a toilet with facilities for parents with children. In the old part of the building, one disabled toilet is available on the ground floor. On floors 1 and 2, there are ladies' and men's toilets.

Access to the building:
The library can be reached by car (there is a public car park in front of the library) or by public transport.
The nearest tram (lines 12 and 18) and bus (line 58) stops are approximately 200 m from the library entrance.
 

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
Two parking spaces are designated and signposted for the needs of people with disabilities. They are located approximately 20 m from the library entrance.

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible by appointment.
• There is a disabled lift on the ground floor at the entrance and in the lobby in the old part of the building, allowing wheelchair users to climb the stairs. 
• Twenty–eight spatial markers, known as TOTUPOINT, are mounted in the library. Tags are placed at the entrance to the library, the entrances to the reading rooms, in the open access, by the toilets, the lifts and the cloakroom and secretariat. Due to the architecture of the building and the layout of the marked rooms, the markers are placed close to each other – we recommend deactivating their automatic activation in the application.
•  Two lifts have floor key markings in the form of Braille markings.
•  An induction loop for the hearing impaired is installed in one of the meeting rooms.
• Portable induction loop systems to support the hearing aids of the hearing impaired are installed in the Information Centre and the Local Lending Library of the University of Lodz Library.

Details of improvements, services and specialised equipment for people with disabilities are posted on the Library website (in Polish)

Admission for an assistance dog:
You can enter the building with an assistance dog on presentation of a certificate confirming the status of the assistance dog.

Evacuation:
The evacuation route is marked in accordance with the regulations.
There is no audible warning system in the library.

Name of the building: The University of Lodz Training and Conference Centre

Address: ul. Rogowska 35

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility:
Aneta Grankowska, phone number: +48 /42/ 659-82-11 aneta.grankowska@uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building: 
Signposted entrance to the building from the street/car park. There are no stairs leading up to the door. Door width 105 cm with the possibility of expanding to 148 cm.

Description of the building interior:
Two–storey building with flat corridors. On the ground floor and first floor there are: a conference room: door to the room 90 cm wide with the possibility of expaning it to 120 cm, a dining room door to the room 90 cm wide with the possibility of expanding it to 120 cm , a room on the first floor for people with disabilities with an adapted bathroom with a door 90 cm wide, toilets for people with disabilities on the ground and on the first floors – door 90 cm wide. Handles at a height of 110 cm. There is a lift on the ground floor to access the other floors. Lift doors are 90 cm wide. 

Circulation area in the building:
The building has one staircase and a lift to access the upper floors. Door width, 90 cm.

Room layout:
The building houses: guest rooms (including one room for people with disabilities), conference rooms, reception, cloakroom, public toilets, two of which are adapted for people with disabilities, dining room.

Procedures in the building:
Access to the rooms on the ground and first floors does not require third–party assistance, and there is a reception staff member on site – in the building across the street – to help if problems arise.

Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
The building has five public toilets on the ground and first floors, including two for people with disabilities.

Access to the building: You can get to the facility by public transport buses. Walk from the bus stop to the building takes about 10 minutes.

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
There is one disabled parking space adjacent to the building.

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible by appointment.
• There are no Braille markerings, there are no Totupoint markers.

Admission for an assisatnce dog:
You can enter the building with an assistance dog on presentation of a certificate confirming the status of the assistance dog.

Evacuation:
The evacuation route is marked in a clear and understandable way through information signs. There are no audible or visual evacuation systems and no evacuation chairs.

Name of the building: The University of Lodz Training and Conference Centre 

Address: ul. Rogowska 26

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility: Aneta Grankowska, phone number: +48 /42/ 659-82-11 aneta.grankowska@uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building:
Signposted entrance to the building from the street/car park. Stairs consisting of three steps lead to the door. Additionally, it is possible to enter the building via a ramp. Door width 105 cm with the possibility of expanding it to 148 cm.

Description of the building interior:
Two-story building with flat corridors. On the ground floor there are: a conference room: door to the room 90 cm wide with the possibility of expanding to 180 cm, a room for disabled people with an adapted bathroom with a door 90 cm wide, a toilet for disabled people - door 90 cm wide. Door handles are mounted at a height of 110 cm. On the ground floor there is a lift that can take you to the other floors. Lift doors are 90 cm wide.

Circulation area in the building:
The building has one staircase and a lift to access the upper floors. Door width, 90 cm.

Room layout:
The building houses: guest rooms (including one room for people with disabilities), a conference room, reception, cloakroom, public toilets including one adapted for people with disabilities, dining room.

Procedures in the building:
Access to the rooms on the ground and first floors does not require the assistance of third parties, and there is a reception staff member on site to assist in case of problems.

Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
The building has three public toilets on the ground floor, including one for people with disabilities.

Access to the building:
You can get to the facility by public transport buses. Walk from the bus stop to the building takes about 10 minutes.

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
There is one disabled parking space adjacent to the building.

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible by appointment.
• Totupoints – there are two markers: one is by the entrance gate to the facility from Rogowska Street, the other by the entrance door.
• There are no Braille markings.

Admission for an assistance dog:
You can enter the building with an assistance dog on presentation of a certificate confirming the status of the assistance dog.

Evacuation:
The evacuation route is marked in a clear and understandable way through information signs. There are no audible or visual evacuation systems and no evacuation chairs.

Name of the building: Real Estate Management Centre – The University of Lodz Sports Facility

Address: ul. Styrska 20/24, 91-404 Łódź 

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility:
Paweł Stanisławski, phone number: +48 42 665 51 75 email: pawel.stanislawski@uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building: 
The building is located at Styrska 20/24. The area of the property on which the building is located forms a common fenced area. There is a public free car park next to the building. In the car park, two parking spaces have been designated for people with disabilities.
The building can be accessed via one main entrance. The main entrance is located from Styrska 20/24. You can enter from the street via seven stairs (there is a ramp for people with disabilities to the right of the building entrance). There is an intercom at the entrance to the building. The main wide entrance has 2 pairs of doors that open automatically. Inside the building there is a lift (serving all floors). Immediately to the right of the entrance there is a gatehouse with 24–hour service. The access area to the building and to the front door is illuminated.

Description of the building interior:

The building consists of 3 levels. Level "-1" (basement) or 1 (floor) can be reached by elevator or staircase located in the middle of the building from the main entrance.

• Level "0" - ground floor with: secretariat, porter's lodge, social rooms for service staff, main cloakroom, entrance to the cloakroom rooms at the swimming pool, swimming pool, rehabilitation - movement room, lecture hall, changing rooms at the sports hall, sports hall, instructor rooms, lifeguard room.
• Level "-1" (basement) with: men's gym with cloakroom, fitness room with cloakroom, music and movement classes room with cloakroom, health gymnastics room with cloakrooms, technical staff rooms.
• Level "1" (floor 1) with: a buffet, gallery with audience to the swimming pool, gallery with audience to the sports hall.

Circulation area in the building:
Circulation area in the building is based on wide corridors. There is a lift in the building. The lift is wheelchair–accessible but has no Braille markings. There are no voice and no traffic light systems.

Room layout:
A 24–hour porter's lodge operates in the building, at the main entrance (on level '0'– ground floor). Information with the layout of the rooms in the building is available at the gatehouse. 
Disabled–accessible toilets are located on the ground floor, in the basement and on the 1st floor.

Procedures in the building:
The rooms in the building located on the ground, basement and 1st floor do not require third–party assistance. Only getting to the gym requires the help of a third party due to the staircase. The building has a gatehouse on the ground floor. In case of problems, there is a member of staff at the gatehouse whom you can ask for help. 

Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
There are disabled–accessible toilets on the ground floor, in the basement and on the 1st floor. Toilets do not have any voice or light signage. They have wide entrances suitable for wheelchair users. 

Access to the building:
You can get to the facility by car or by public transport. There are approximately 300 m from public transport. The stop is located on Pomorska or Tamka Street.  

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
There are two designated disabled parking spaces next to the building approximately 50 m from the main entrance. 

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible by appointment.
• There are no induction loops in the building.
• There are no Braille markings. 

Admission for an assistance dog:
You can enter the building with an assistance dog on presentation of a certificate confirming the status of the assistance dog. 

Evacuation:
The evacuation route is marked clearly and comprehensibly through information signs. There is no audible or visual evacuation system in the building. Evacuation from the health gymnasium and music and movement class room is difficult due to the staircase. Ther eis no stair evacuation chair. There is no evacuation procedure for people with special needs.

Name of the building: The University of Lodz Health and Safety Inspectorate of the University of Lodz 

Address: ul. Jana Matejki 32/38, 90-237 Łódź (entrance from Narutowicza Street). The premises of the Health and Safety Inspectorate of the University of Lodz are located in the University of Lodz Library building.

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility:

The administrative manager of the University of Lodz Library building is Katarzyna Lis–Piwowarska, phone number: +48 42–635–64–75 email: katarzyna.lis–piwowarska@lib.uni.lodz.pl,while the head of the University of Lodz Health and Safety Inspectorate is Dagmara Kajdanek–Barylska phone number: +48 42–635–42–67 mail: bhp@uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building:
The entrance to the headquarters of the Health and Safety Inspectorate is from Narutowicza Street. The entrance door is a double-leaf (glazed) door, 100 cm wide, of which one 90 cm wide wing is permanently open, at the base there is a metal threshold about 2 cm high. After crossing the threshold, you enter a vestibule about 2 m long and about 100 cm wide. In the next steps, you reach a double-leaf (glazed) door, 100 cm wide, of which one 90 cm wide wing is permanently open. Here, too, at the base there is a metal threshold about 2 cm high. After crossing the threshold, you reach the next part of the corridor, 90 cm wide, and after immediately turning right, you have to cross another door without a threshold, about 80 cm wide. In all doors, the handle is installed at a height of about 90 cm. Further on, there is a training room.

Description of the building interior:
Flat corridors. The rooms are on the ground floor: a training room, two administrative and office rooms, toilets. The doors to the manager's room are single-leaf, 80 cm wide. The doors to the employees' office room are double-leaf, approximately 130 cm wide. From the administrative rooms, you go to the toilet room through a door approximately 85 cm wide. The door handles are located at a height of approximately 110 cm. The toilet rooms are not accessible to people in wheelchairs due to narrow passages.

Circulation area in the building:
The premises of the University of Lodz Health and Safety Inspectorate are located on one floor.

Room layout:
The premises of the Health and Safety Inspectorate include a publicly accessible training room, two administrative and office rooms and a toilet, accessed via two entrances (access to the toilet is not possible for wheelchair users).

Procedures in the building:
Access to the premises does not require third–party assistance. In the event of any problems in navigating the premises assigned to the Health and Safety Inspectorate, staff employed in the Health and Safety Inspectorate are available to assist.

Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
Public toilets are located on one floor. There is no access for wheelchair users.

Access to the building:
The University of Lodz Health and Safety Inspectorate can be reached by: public transport (tram) – the stop is located in close proximity to the entrance to the Health and Safety Inspectorate premises; or by car. Parking spaces are located on the side of the main entrance to the University of Lodz Library (new section). After leaving the car, walk along the pavement along the University of Lodz Library building, then turn left and walk along the wall and turn left again to the front door leading to the unit.

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
None. The entrance to the premises of the Health and Safety Inspectorate is from Narutowicza Street. There is a pavement between Narutowicza Street and the entrance to the Inspectorate

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible by appointment.
• There are no Braille markings. Totupoint – one marker is mounted to the left of the entrance to the Health and Safety Inspectorate headquarters 

Admission for an assistance dog:
People with an assistance dog can use the building without hindrance. Such information is located at the entrance to the Health and Safety Inspectorate. 

Evacuation:
The evacuation route is marked in a clear and understandable way, through information signs. There are no audible and visual evacuation systems.

Name of the building: Righteous Among the Nations State Secondary School of the University of Lodz

Address: ul. Pomorska 161, 90-236 Łódź

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility: Paweł Karcz, phone number: +48 42 635 43 84, e-mail: iodlo@uni.lodz.pl 

Description of the entrance to the building:
There are 3 entrances to the school building, which have no steps or ramps.

• The main entrance – Entrance A (open all year round) – in the north–east corner of the building. A 180 cm wide double door leads to entrance A. Then there is a gatehouse, where service staff provide information and register visitors. There is a doorbell in front of Entrance A – if you need help, you can use it to notify the person at the gatehouse.
• Entrance B (a secondary entrance) – in the north–west corner of the building. A 160 cm wide double door leads to entrance B. There is also a wheelchair ramp (lowered kerb).
• Entrance C (a secondary entrance) – in the southern part of the building. It is only open during matriculation examinations. Entrance C is 115 cm wide.

It is possible to drive a disabled person's car directly up to entrances A and B. 


Description of the building interior: 
4–storey building: ground floor and 3 floors. Room handles at a height of approx. 111 cm. Flat corridors. There is a lift in the building to access all floors. Lift door width 90 cm.

Circulation area in the building:
There are 2 staircases in the building. A lift allows communication between all floors. 

Room layout:

• Level 0 – on the ground floor there are: 4 teaching rooms, school secretariat, gatehouse, cloakroom and office space.
• Level 1 – on the 1st floor there are: 6 teaching rooms, a staff room, a nurse's office and a medical isolation room.
• Level 2 – on the 2nd floor there are: 7 teaching rooms and a library.
• Level 3 – on the 3rd floor there are: 8 teaching rooms, a pedagogue's office, a social room for students and office space.

Toilets (including those for people with disabilities): 

• Public toilets (also for people with disabilities) are on the ground, first and third floors.
• Public toilets (without disabled access) are on the second floor.

Procedures in the building:
Access to rooms on all floors does not require third–party assistance. Any needs can be reported to the porter's clerk, present at the school 24 hours a day.

Access to the building:
You can get to the building by public transport (trams) and by car.

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
There are 3 designated disabled parking spaces in front of the building – these are marked with horizontal signs.

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• Totupoint marker is mounted above the main entrance to the school building. 
• The gatehouse has a portable induction loop – information about this is posted at the main entrance to the school building.
• We have reduced the height of the countertops at the gatehouse to 80 cm.
   

Admission for an assistance dog:
Access for an assistance dog is possible – information about this possibility is available at the main entrance to the school building.

Evacutaion:
Evacuation route is marked with reflective evacuation signs. In addition, there are 2 evacuation diagrams for the entire building on each floor. There is a voice evacuation system. There is no visual evacuation system. There are no evacuation chairs.

Name of the building: The Biedermann’s Palace. The building is listed in the register of historic buildings.

Address: ul. Franciszkańska 1/5 91-431 Łódź 
 

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility: Katarzyna Urbaniak, Deputy Director of the University of Lodz Real Estate Management Centre phone number: +48 (0–42) 665–56–27, email: katarzyna.urbaniak@uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building: 
There are two entrances to the Palace – from Północna and from Franciszkańska Streets. From Połnocna Street, door width 140 cm, handle at height 110 cm. It is possible to drive a disabled person's car up to the entrance itself, but further on there are stairs and no lift. From Franciszkańska Street, door width 186 cm, handle at 115 cm . There are stairs, but there is a 76x300 cm folding ramp (foldable when needed, it is not permanent). It is possible for a disabled person to get to rooms located on the ground floor. There are stairs and no lift.

Description of the building interior:
The Palace has representative rooms, offices for research workers, as well as utility rooms. The 1st and 2nd floors are not accessible for wheelchair users. There is no elevator.

Circulation area in the building:
From Północna Street, door width 105 cm, handle at 115 cm. It is possible to drive a disabled person's car up to the entrance, but then there are stairs and no lift.

Room layout: The palace has reception rooms for conferences, scientific anniversaries, concerts and other official celebrations.

Procedures in the building:
Only the entrance from Franciscan Street, once the ramp is extended, does not require third–party assistance. However, disabled access is limited to the Fireplace Room, the Cradle Room and the offices located on the ground floor (from Franciszkańska Street).

Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
There is one toilet located in the Palace on the ground floor adapted for people with disabilities.

Access to the building: You can get to the Biedermann's palace by public transport trams or by car.

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
The facility has 2 large car parks. There are no dedicated car parkig spaces for people with disabilities.
 
Assistive equipment

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• There are no Braille markings.
• TOTUPOINT markers are located at the entrances from North Street and Franciscan Street.

Admission for an assistance dog:
People with an assistance dog can use the building without any problems.
 
Evacuation:
The evacuation route is marked clearly and legibly, there are visual evacuation systems and information signs. There are no audible or visual evacuation systems.

Name of the building: School of Polish Language for Foreign Students of the University of Lodz 

Address: Łódź, 90-232 Kopcińskiego 16/18

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility: Roman Tarnowski, phone number: +48 42 635 47 00;  roman.tarnowski@uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building:
Entrance to the building from Kopcińskiego Street from two sides, on one side by stairs, on the other by a ramp. Door width 90 cm, after opening the second wing 141 cm. Opening handle 58 cm mounted at a height of 72 cm. It is not possible to drive a car transporting a disabled person right up to the entrance. Additionally, it is possible to enter the building from Banacha Street. Door width 90 cm, handle at a height of 106 cm. Entrance via stairs.

Description of the building interior:
On the ground floor there are: a hall, cloakroom, toilets. The doors to the part occupied by the University of Lodz School of Polish Language for Foreign Students are double-leaf, approx. 141 cm wide, door width 90 cm. Door handle at a height of 105 cm. Lecture halls on the ground floor are located in a part where there is no access for people in wheelchairs (high ground floor, entrance by stairs). On the ground floor there is a lift, which can take you to the 1st, 2nd, 3rd floors. The width of the lift door is 90 cm. There are flat corridors on all floors. The entrance doors to the corridors on all floors are double-leaf, approx. 118 cm wide in the part on the right after leaving the lift, and approx. 140 cm wide in the part on the left after leaving the lift, single door width 90 cm. Door handle at a height of 106 cm. On the 1st floor there are: a small hall, a methodological office, a photocopy room, toilets and teaching rooms. On the 2nd floor there are: the Student Section, the directors' offices, the secretariat, a social room, toilets. On the 3rd floor there are: teachers' rooms, teaching rooms, a cleaning room and toilets.

Circulation area in the building:
The building has 1 staircase (4 floors with a basement), there is a lift.

Room layout:
The building has a public cloakroom in the hall, a conference room (auditorium), a Student Section, Study Management offices, teachers' rooms, teaching rooms, a methods room, a photocopying room, a social room, nine toilets (including one adapted for people with disabilities on the ground floor near the auditorium).

Procedures in the building:
Access to the ground floor rooms (auditorium, toilets, lift) does not require third–party assistance, while access to the teaching rooms is hampered by stairs. If there are any problems, there is a cloakroom staff member on site to help. The lift provides access to rooms on the first, second and third floors.

Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
A cloakroom and public toilets are located on each floor. In addition, there is a disabled toilet on the ground floor by the auditorium.

Access to the building:

You can get to the facility by tram, public transport buses or by car.

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
There is a parking space next to the building. There are no parking spaces for people with disabilities.

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• Totupoint – 1 marker is mounted above the entrance to the building from Kopcińskiego Street.
• There are no Braille markings.

Admission for an assistance dog:
People with an assistance dog have access to the building.

Evacuation:
The evacuation route is marked in a clear and understandable way, through information signs. There are no audible and visual evacuation systems.

name of the buildoing: Building A of the University of Lodz Faculty of Physics and Applied Informatics

Address: ul. Pomorska 149/153 90-236 Łódź

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility: Małgorzata Frątczak, phone number: +48 42 635-57-47, malgorzata.fratczak@uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building:
Signposted entrance to the building from the south, with steps and a ramp. Two pairs of sliding doors 190 cm wide. Access by a car transporting a disabled person to the stairs and the ramp to the building.

Description of the building interior:
Flat corridors. The seat of the University of Lodz Languages ​​and Certification Centre is located on the ground floor, and on level -1 there are 3 student rooms. On the ground floor of the building there is a platform for transporting disabled people, which can be used to get to level -1. The width of the door to the platform for disabled people is 102 cm.

Circulation area in the building: The building has 3 staircases, two of which are 4 storeys with a basement and one 7 storey with a basement. There are no lifts. 

Room layout:  The building has a reception area, cloakroom, relaxation area, 2 conference rooms, the Dean's Office of the Faculty of Physics and Applied Informatics, the Administrative Department of the aforementioned faculty, staff rooms, the Archive of the University of Lodz, the Languages and Certification Centre of the University of Lodz, 2 lecture theatres, 4 lecture rooms, 10 IT rooms, 8 toilets, including one adapted to people with disabilities and utility rooms.

Procedures in the building:
Access to the ground floor and level –1 does not require third–party assistance. Access to the other levels requires third–party assistance. In the event of any problems, there is a member of staff at the gatehouse on site to help or, during office hours, a member of the administration department.

Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
There is a cloakroom and 5 public toilets (including those for people with disabilities) on the ground floor, 3 toilets on level –1, where access is provided via a platform for people with disabilities.

Access to the building: You can get to the building by trams and public transport buses, the stop is located 300 meters from the building. You can get to the building from the east side by sidewalk and stairs without a ramp for people with disabilities, and from the west side by an internal road without a sidewalk with a steep driveway with a slope of 30 degrees. Alternative access without bariers is possible, however it takes longer.

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
There are parking spaces next to the building including two disabled parking spaces.

Assistive equipment

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• Totupoints – there are three markers: one marker is mounted above the entrance door to the building, the second one is mounted on the eastern approach to the building from the Faculty of Chemistry buildings at Pomorska 163 and the third marker is mounted on the approach to the building from the Faculty of Management and the access road.
• There are no Braille markings.

Admission for an assistance dog:
People with an assistance dog have access to the building.

Evacuation: The evacuation route is clearly and comprehensibly marked by information signs. There are no audible or visual evacuation systems, and the building lacks evacuation facilities for people with disabilities.

Name of the building: The University of Lodz Physical Education and Sports Centre

Address: ul. Styrska 5, 91-404 Łódź
 

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility: Katarzyna Stasiołek, phone number: +48 426655189, studiumwfis@uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building:
Entrance to the building from Styrska Street. There are two steps and a ramp. Width of front door: 90 cm. Handle at a height of 85 cm. 

Description of the building interior:
Single-story building with flat corridors. There is a conference room, offices of the director and their deputies, a secretariat, the AZS University Club and two utility rooms and two toilets. The conference room has double-leaf doors, about 140 cm wide. Door handles at a height of about 110 cm.

Circulation area in the building:
There are 2 entrances to the building: the main and the side ones. There is no lift.
 

Room layout:
The building has a conference room, the offices of the director and deputy directors, the secretariat, the AZS University Club, as well as two utility rooms and two toilets (one of which is adapted for people with disabilities).

Procedures in the building:
Access to the ground floor rooms does not require third party assistance. If there are any problems, there is a secretarial staff member on site to help.

Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
Toilets are accessible to the public (including one, at the main entrance, that is adapted for people with disabilities).

Acces to the building: You can get to the building by public transport vehicles and by car.

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
There are parking spaces in front of the building, including poarking spaces for people with disabilities.

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• There are no Braille markings.

Admission for an assistance dog:
People with an assistance dog have access to the building.

Evacuation: The evacuation route is marked in a clear and understandable way, through information signs.There are no sound and visual evacuation systems.

Name of the building: Lodz University Press

Address: ul. Matejki 34a, 90-237 Łódź

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility: Agnieszka Narożnik

Description of the entrance to the building:
There are two entrances to the building. First: signposted entrance to the building behind the University of Lodz Library building. In front of the entrance there are stairs and a ramp for wheelchairs. It is possible to drive up to the entrance by car. Second entrance: no stairs, a ramp with a gentle slope (almost imperceptible), possible entrance for wheelchairs.

Description of the building interior:
A single–storey building with flat corridors, shared with 3 other units of the University of Lodz, namely. Center for Technology Transfer, the University of Lodz Foundation and the University of Lodz Data Protection Officer with Data Protection Office. Inside there are staff rooms, a bookshop, book storage and an archive. Wide door – 90cm.

Circulation area in the building: There is n staircases as it is a single–storey building. It has wide corridors: safe distance of 1.5m from person possible. For those who do not have a mask, there is a container of disposable masks and hand disinfectant on the table at the entrance.

Room layout:
Bookshop – glazed room, social room, 4 toilets, including one adapted for disabled persons. Other rooms – each lockable, entrance from the corridor.

Procedury w budynku:
Access to the rooms on the ground floor does not require the assistance of other people. In case of any problems, there is a porter on site to help. Each room has a separate entrance.

Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
There are four toilets in the building, including one for people with disabilities. All of them are located on the ground floor, unrestricted access, wheelchair accessible.

Access to the building: Public transport access from: Pomorska Street bus 87, tram 9, 15 and 17, from Narutowicza and Kopcińskiego junction: tram 4, 9, 12B, 18, bus 58A 96 A, B, C, Z13. It is possible to get tot he building by car or bicycle. 

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
There are parking spaces next to the building and there are also marked parking spaces for people with disabilities.

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• There are no Braille markings.

Admission for an assistant dog:
One can enter the building with an assistance dog.

Evacuation:
The evacuation route is marked clearly and comprehensibly by information signs. There are no sound and visual evacuation systems.

Name of the building: The University of Lodz Faculty of Biology and Environmental Protection, Building A 

Address: ul. Banacha 12/16, 90-237 Łódź 

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility: mgr Joanna Goździk; phone number: +48 42 635 45 24; mail: joanna.gozdzik@biol.uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building:
The building has a paved access road to the building. The passageways leading to the entrance to the building have profiled and lowered curbs enabling wheelchair users to move around the area.

The main entrance to the building from Banacha Street does not have a ramp. It has a vertical lift for disabled people using wheelchairs. The entrance doors slide automatically, there is no threshold.

In the entrance hall there is a profiled, lowered reception desk, and directional lines on the floor. A TOTUPOINT marker is mounted above the entrance to the building.

In the staircase there is a platform staircase enabling people in wheelchairs to safely transport to the level with access to the cloakroom, buffet, toilets, elevator (elevator access to individual floors of the building).

In the porter's lodge and sanitary facilities for people with disabilities there is a call system. In the main entrance there is an intercom system.

The building has a "technical" entrance, located from the rear car park, via a ramp, and two side entrances, accessed via paved sidewalks. In the side entrance to the western staircase, there is an intercom system enabling communication with the building's reception desk.
 
Description of the building interior:
It is a multi-storey building. Entrance hall is located at the level between the ground floor and the 1st floor. The building is equipped with a lift, three staircases (2 side and 1 central staircase). The building has a basement. On the ground floor there is a cloakroom, a buffet, a toilet adapted to the needs of people with disabilities. Entrances to rooms do not have thresholds. As part of the investment carried out in 2012-2014 on the 4th and 5th floors in segment B, no thresholds were designed in all rooms, all doors to rooms were designed with a minimum width of 100 cm. In selected laboratories, a workstation was created using a laboratory table structure enabling use by disabled people moving in wheelchairs. Toilet for people with disabilities is located on the ground floor.
 
Circulation area in the building:
The passageways inside the building are at least 120 cm wide. All doors in the building are at least 90 cm wide. There is a maneuvering space at the doors. No thresholds. The staircase is centrally located, publicly accessible. There are two additional staircases in the gable parts of the building. There are handrails on the stairs. The building is equipped with a lift. The passageways are evenly lit.
 
Room layout:
Teaching rooms, laboratories and offices are located on different levels. Workrooms and laboratories, in part, are not adapted for people with mobility disabilities. Sanitary facilities are located on each floor of the building, one sanitary room for people with mobility disabilities is located on the low ground floor. Assembly hall, cloakroom and refreshment area are located on the low ground floor. There is porter's lodge at the main entrance to the building.
 
Procedures in the building:
Access to rooms in the building requires third party assistance. In the event of problems, assistance from the building service personnel is provided.
 
Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
The building is equipped with sanitary facilities, one room designed for people with mobility disabilities (equipped with grab bars to facilitate the use of hygiene and sanitary facilities) is located on the low ground floor. 
 
Access to the building: You can get to the building by a car and public transport.
 
Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
There are two parking spaces designated and signposted for people with disabilities in the parking bay in front of the main entrance to the building.  
 
Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
•  A TOTUPOINT marker has been installed above the entrance to the building. No other supporting equipment.

Admission for an assistant dog:
People with an assistance dog have access to the building.

Evacuation:
Evacuation routes are marked in a legible and understandable manner. Information signs, pictograms and an alarm signal heard through sirens installed on all floors were used. Installation of Automatic Fire Notification System.

Name of the building: The University of Lodz Faculty of Biology and Environmental Protection, Building B 

Address: ul. Banacha 1/3, 90-237 Łódź 

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility: mgr Joanna Goździk; phone number: +48 42 635 45 24; mail: joanna.gozdzik@biol.uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building: 
The building has a wide paved access road with a minimum width of 150 cm. The traffic routes leading to the entrance of the building have profiled and lowered curbs that allow people in wheelchairs to move around the area. The main entrance to the building from Banacha Street has a ramp bridging the level difference with a handrail (railing along the entire driveway). The entrance door is at least 90 cm wide with no threshold. The additional entrance to the building is not adapted to the needs of people with mobility disabilities.

Description of the building interior: 
It is a two-story building with no differences in floor height within the same storey. The building has no elevator.

Circulation area in the building:
The passageways inside the building are at least 120 cm wide. All doors in the building are at least 90 cm wide. There is room to maneuver at the doors. There are no thresholds. There are two publicly accessible staircases with handrails at the stairs. There is no elevator. The passageways are evenly lit.

Room layout:
Teaching rooms and office space are located on different levels. Laboratories are not adapted for people with mobility disabilities. Sanitary rooms are located on each floor of the building, one sanitary room for people with mobility disabilities is located on the ground floor of the building. Cloakroom/porter room is located on the ground floor of the building. Some rooms are inaccessible to people with mobility impairments.

Procedures in the building:
Access to some rooms in the building requires third party assistance. Assistance from the building service personnel is provided.

Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
The building is equipped with sanitary facilities, one for people with mobility impairments (equipped with handles to facilitate the use of hygiene and sanitary facilities) is located on the ground floor of the building. 

Access to the building: You can get to the building by car or by public transport.. 

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
The car park is located near the entrance to the building. The disabled parking space has the required signage. Location – the first parking space in the car park at the side of the building. 

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• An induction loop was installed in Assembly hall 9.
• There is no other supporting equipment.

Admission for an assistant dog:
People with an assistance dog have access to the building.

Evacuation:
Evacuation route is marked in a clear and understandable manner. Information signs, pictograms were used. 

Name of the building: The University of Lodz Faculty of Biology and Environmental Protection, Building C 

Address: ul.Banacha 12/16, 90-237 Łódź 

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility:  mgr Joanna Goździk; phone number: +48 42 635 45 24; mail: joanna.gozdzik@biol.uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building:
The building has a paved access road with the required width - minimum width 150 cm. The walkways leading to the entrance of the building have contoured and lowered kerbs to allow wheelchair users to move around the site. The main entrance to the building is adapted for disabled persons at ground level. The entrance door is at least 90 cm, there is no threshold. 

Description of the building interior:
It is a three-story building, there is no differences in floor height within the same story. The building has no passenger elevator.

Circulation area in the building:
The passageways inside the building are at least 120 cm wide. All doors in the building are at least 90 cm wide. There is enough maneuvering space at the doors. There are no thresholds. There is one public staircase with handrails on the stairs. There is no elevator. The passageways are evenly lit.

Room layout:
Teaching rooms and laboratory facilities are located on different levels. Laboratories are not adapted for people with mobility disabilities. Sanitary facilities are located on each floor of the building, of which one sanitary room on the ground floor of the building is designated for people with mobility disabilities. Cloakroom/porter room, lecture theatres are located on the ground floor of the building. Some rooms are inaccessible to people with mobility impairments.

Procedures in the building:
Access to some rooms in the building requires third party assistance. Assistance from the building service personnel is provided.

Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
The building is equipped with sanitary facilities. One sanitary room is designated for people with mobility disabilities and it is located on the ground floor.

Access to the building: You can get to the faciltity by car or by public transport.

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
The car park is located near the entrance to the building. The disabled parking space has the required signage.

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• There is no other supporting equipment.

Admission for an assistant dog:
People with an assistance dog have access to rooms on the ground floor of the building.

Evacuation: Evacuation route is marked in a clear and understandable manner. Information signs, pictograms were used. 

Name of the building: The University of Lodz Faculty of Biology and Environmental Protection, Building D

Address: ul. Pomorska 141/143, 90-236 Łódź 

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility: Grzegorz Frątczak; phone number: +48 42 635 56 60; mail: grzegorz.fratczak@biol.uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building: 
The facility has entrances adapted for disabled people at ground level, a ramp to the main entrance in the building. The building has a paved access with a minimum width of 150 cm. The walkways leading to the entrance of the building have contoured and lowered kerbs to allow wheelchair users to move around the site. The main entrance to the building from Matejki Street has a ramp that reduces the difference in levels.The main entrance door opens automatically and is at least 90 cm. There is no threshold. The other 4 entrances are at least 90 cm with no thresholds.

Description of the building interior:
It is a single-story, ground-floor building. There are no differences in floor height.

Circulation area in the building:
The passageways inside the building are at least 120 cm wide. All doors to the rooms are designed with a minimum width of 100 cm There is room for maneuvering at the doors. There are no thresholds. The passageways are evenly lit. 

Room layout: 
Assembly hall, teaching rooms and office space are located on one level. The construction of laboratory tables, at selected positions in several laboratories, enables their use by disabled people moving in wheelchairs. Sanitary facilities are located in different areas of the building. One room in the hall is intended for people with mobility disabilities. Cloakroom and porter's office are located in the building hall. All rooms are accessible to people with mobility impairments.

Procedures in the building:
Access to rooms in the building doesn't require third party assistance. In the event of problems, assistance from the building service personnel is provided

Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
The building is equipped with sanitary facilities: 5 in the entrance hall, including one room designed for people with mobility disabilities (equipped with handles facilitating the use of hygiene and sanitary facilities) and 8 in 4 zones of the building.

Access to the builing:
You can get to the facility by car or public transport. 
 

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
Car parks are located in the areas to the side of Pomorska Street and to the rear of the building. The disabled parking space has the required signage.

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• TOTUPOINT marker is mounted above the main entrance.
• There is no other supporting equipment.

Admission for an assistant dog:
People with an assistance dog have access to the building.

Evacuation:
Escape routes are marked in a legible and understandable manner. Information signs, pictograms and emergency sirens were used. Installation of Automatic Fire Notification System.

Name of the building: The University of Lodz Faculty of Biology and Environmental Protection, Building E (Dean's Office)

Address: ul. Pilarskiego 14/16, 90-231 Łódź 
 

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility: mgr Joanna Goździk; phone number: +48 42 635 45 24; mail: joanna.gozdzik@biol.uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building:
The building has a paved wide access twith a minimum width of 150 cm. The walkways leading to the entrance of the building have contoured and lowered kerbs to allow wheelchair users to move around the site. The main entrance to the building from Pilarskiego Street has a ramp that eliminates the difference in levels. The entrance door is at least 90 cm, with no threshold. There is a possibility of using the intercom to open the door, of calling a member of staff if assistance is needed. Additional entrance to the building is not adapted to the needs of people with mobility disabilities.

Description of the building interior:
It is a two-storey building (ground floor, first floor), with a partial basement. There are no differences in floor height within the same storey. The building does not have a lift. 

Circulation area in the building:
The passageways inside the building are at least 120 cm wide. All doors in the building are at least 90 cm wide. There is enough maneuvering space at the doors. There is no thresholds. There are two staircases, one of which is public and the other for employees. There are handrails on the stairs. There is no elevator. The passageways are evenly lit.

Room layout:
Student service rooms are located on the ground floor of the building. Other offices and administrative premises are located on the ground and first floors. There is no wheelchair accessibility on the first floor for people with mobility impairments. A disabled toilet is located on the ground floor, the remaining toilets which are not adapted for the disabled are located on both floors (1 is located on the first floor, 2 are located on the ground floor). Social room and office are located on the ground floor. There is a conference room on the first floor. 

Procedures in the building:
Access to some rooms in the building requires third party assistance. Assistance from building staff is provided.

Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
The building is equipped with sanitary facilities, of which one is adapted for people with mobility disabilities (equipped with handles to facilitate the use of hygiene and sanitary facilities). it is located on the ground floor of the building.

Access to the building:
You can get to the facilty by car or by public transport.

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
The car park is located near the entrance to the building. The disabled parking space has the required signage. Location – first parking space close to the main entrance of the building.  

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• TOTUPOINT marker has been mounted above the entrance to the building.
• There is no other supporting equipment.

Admission for an assistant dog:
People with an assistance dog have access to the building.

Evacuation: Evacuation route is marked in a clear and understandable manner. Information signs, pictograms were used. Installation of Automatic Fire Notification System.

Name of the building: The University of Lodz Faculty of Biology and Environmental Protection, Biobank Laboratory

Address: ul. Pomorska 139, 90-235 Łódź 

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility: Head of the Biobank Laboratory: Prof. Dominik Strapagiel phone number: +48 42 635 65 30; mail: dominik.strapagiel@biol.uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building:
The facility has an entrance with a ramp adapted for disabled people at ground level. As part of the currently implemented third stage of the investment, it is planned to adapt the main entrance. Threshold-free entrances. The facility in the office zone is adapted to the needs of disabled people. The building has a paved access with a minimum width of 150 cm. The passageways leading to the entrance to the building have profiled and lowered curbs that allow people in wheelchairs to move around the site. The entrance doors and internal doors are at least 90 cm wide, with no thresholds.

Description of the building interior:
It is a two-story building. On the first floor, there is a difference in height in the laboratory section. In the remaining areas of the building, there are no differences in floor height on individual floors.

Circulation area in the building:
The passageways inside the building are at least 120 cm wide. All doors to the rooms are designed with a minimum width of 90 cm. There is a maneuvering space at the entrance doors to the building. There are no thresholds. The passageways are evenly lit. The building is equipped with an elevator.

Room layout:
Cloakroom, reception area, technical rooms, storerooms are located on the ground floor. Office and staff rooms are located on both floors. Laboratory rooms can be found in a separate area on the first floor, with restricted access. There is a lift in the building. Currently, there is one disabled toilet located on the ground floor. As part of the ongoing investment, a second toilet adapted to the needs of people with disabilities will be built on the first floor. 

Procedures in the building:
Access to parts of the building does not require third party assistance. In the event of problems, assistance from building staff is provided.

Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
The building will eventually be equipped with 2 sanitary rooms for people with mobility impairments (equipped with handles to facilitate the use of hygiene and sanitary facilities) – one located on each floor. Currently, a summoner has been installed in 1 toilet.

Access to the building:
You can get to the facility by car or public transport. 
 

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
The car park is located on a fenced–off part of the property. As part of the ongoing investment, a parking space for people with disabilities will be created with the required signage.

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• The summoner has been installed in the restroom.
• No other supporting equipment.

Admission for an assistant dog:
People with an assistance dog have access to the building – requires consent.
 

Evacuation:
Evacuation routes are marked in a legible and understandable manner. Information signs, pictograms were used. Installation of Automatic Fire Notification System. 

Name of the Building: Faculty of Biology and Environmental Protection, Natural History Museum University of Lodz

Address: ul. Kilińskiego 101, 90-011 Łódź 

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility: Museum Director: dr hab Jerzy Nadolski, Associate Professor at the University of Lodz, phone number: +48 42 665 54 93; e–mail: jerzy.nadolski@biol.uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building:
The facility has disabled–accessible entrances at ground level.  The environment of the facility is adapted to the needs of the disabled. The building has a paved access to the building with a minimum width of 150 cm. The walkways leading to the entrance of the building have contoured and lowered kerbs to allow wheelchair users to move around the site.  The entrance door is at least 90 cm. For people with mobility impairments, the facility is accessible via an additional door.

Description of the building interior:
It is a multi-storey building. There are no differences in floor height on individual floors except for the entrances to the storage rooms in the basement and attic.

Circulation area in the building:
The passageways inside the building are at least 120 cm wide. The exceptions are the corridors and stairs in the historic part of the building intended for the Museum administration. Most doors to the rooms have a minimum width of 100 cm. The exceptions are the historic doors in the historic parts of buildings A and B of the building, the width of which is 90 cm. There is room for maneuvering at the doors. There are no thresholds. The passageways are evenly lit.

Room layout:
Assembly hall, cloakroom, reception and catering facilities are located on one level, on the ground floor. The building is equipped with an elevator and adapted sanitary facilities. Two disabled toilets, one located on each floor.  All exhibition rooms and the assembly hall are accessible for people with mobility impairments.

Procedures in the building:
Access to rooms in the buildingdoes not require third party assistance. In the event of problems, assistance from the building service personnel is provided

Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
The building is equipped with 2 sanitary rooms for people with mobility impairments (equipped with handles to facilitate the use of hygiene and sanitary facilities) – one on each floor. 

Access to the building:
You can get to the building by car or public transport.

Parking spaces for people with disabilities: The car park is located on the fenced–off part of the Museum's premises. The disabled parking space has the required signage.

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
•  A TOTUPOINT marker has been installed above the main entrance.
• The museum has introduced the possibility for blind people to interact directly with selected exhibits.
• It is planned to organise an exhibition section where people with limited vision and even blind people will be able to learn about the different groups and species of animals, the structure of their bodies, skin, fur and feathers through touch.
• The Museum's permanent exhibition is equipped with an audio guide system.
• At selected exhibitions, it is possible to play a recording of the voices of selected animal species through auid guides.
   

Admission for an assistant dog:
People with an assistance dog have access to the building.

Evacuation:
Evacuation routes are marked in a legible and understandable manner. Information signs, pictograms and emergency sirens were used. Installation of Automatic Fire Notification System. 

Name of the building: Environmental Field Research Station of the Faculty of Biology and Environmental Protection in Spała

Address: ul. Wojciechowskiego 14, 97-215 Spała

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility: Mirona Werkowska, +48 44 710 16 47, e–mail: mirona.werkowska@biol.uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building:
The facility has entrances adapted for disabled people. Entrance to the building from Wojciechowskiego Street is equipped with a ramp and a handrail. Door width approx. 115 cm. Door handle at a height of 85 – 115 cm. Ther eis a ramp to the building from the side staircase. Door approx. 130 cm wide, door handles at a height of 85 – 115 cm.

Description of the building interior:
The corridors are mostly flat. On the ground floor there is a lecture hall with an additional entrance from the outside (with stairs and a ramp with a handrail). On the ground floor there are a reception, teaching rooms and a recreation room. The doors to the hall are double-leaf, about 140 cm wide, with door handles at a height of 85 to 115 cm. There is no wheelchair access to the first and second floors, where there are rooms and recreation rooms. There is no elevator. All doors to the rooms on the ground floor have been designed with a minimum width of 100 cm in the door frame. In the laboratories, a station was created using the construction of laboratory tables that allows disabled people using wheelchairs to use them. A room with a bathroom adapted to the needs of disabled people is located on the ground floor. The area adapted for disabled people – ground floor of the building.

Circulation area in the building:
The building has 2 staircases (ground floor + 2 storeys). There is no lift.

Room layout:
The building houses a reception, conference room, teaching rooms, recreation rooms on the ground floor, 19 rooms with full sanitary facilities (located on the ground, first and second floors). On the ground floor there is a room for 1 person. (adapted for people with disabilities, door width 90 cm). 

Procedures in the building:
Access to ground floor does not require third party assistance. If there are any problems, there is a member of staff on site to help.

Bathrooms in the building (including for people with disabilities):
A cloakroom and public toilets (including 1 for the disabled, 90 cm wide doors) are located on the ground floor. In addition, public toilets are located on each floor. The guest rooms are equipped with sanitary facilities with shower cabins. On the ground floor, in 1 room (adapted to the needs of a disabled person) there is no shower cabin in the bathroom.

Access to the building:
Only access by own transport or taxi.

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
Next to the building there is a marked parking space for people with disabilities.

Assistive equipment:
We provide access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters online and live. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the PJM Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.

Admission for an assistant dog:
People with an assistance dog have access to the building.

Evacuation:
The evacuation route is marked in a clear and understandable way, through information signs. There are no audible and visual evacuation systems.

Name of the building: Faculty of Chemistry of the University of Lodz

Address: Łódź ul. Tamka 12

Building administrator/person responsible for architectural accessibility: Grażyna Sieradzka +48 42 635 41 17 , cell phone number: +48 660 406 196  grazyna.sieradzka@chemia.uni.lodz.pl

Description of the entrance to the building:
The main entrance can be reached from Tamka Street. It has 7 steps, doors which open automatically to a width of 2m. Ther eis a disabled entrance: platform located on the north side of the main building at the entrance to the car park, entrance to the ground floor level without steps. Door 90 cm wide, handle 102 cm high. Building no. 1 3-storey with a lift, connected by a ground floor connector to the 4-storey building with a lift (level -1 to +2). Door width to the lift 90 cm. The building can be entered through the entrance located in the second connector at the Large Hall on the zero level without any architectural barriers (from the south).

Description of the building interior:
The facility consists of 4 buildings. Building No. 1, which is a 3–storey building, is connected to the north by a ground–floor connector with office rooms, while building No. 4, which is a 4–storey building, is also connected to the south by a hall and an assembly hall. There are lifts in high–rise buildings. 

Circulation area in the building:
The buildings have two lifts and 4 staircases.
 

Room layout:
The main building houses the Dean's Office, the Faculty Council Room, lecture theatres, cloakroom and toilets (including one for the disabled). 

Building procedures: Access to the ground floor and otherfloors does not require third party assistance required. In the event of any problems, there is a reception area at the main entrance (main and disabled entrances), where security staff can provide information and assistance. 

Bathrooms in the building (including those for people with disabilities):
Cloakroom and toilets (including those for the disabled) are located on the ground floor and on the upper floors of buildings 1 and 4 (there is a lift).

Access to the building:
You can get to the building by car, tram or public transport bus.

Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
At the disabled platform, there is 1 marked parking space for people with disabilities.

Assistive equipment:

• We provide online and live access to Polish Sign Language (PJM) interpreters. A widget redirecting to the Polish Sign Language Interpreters Online is available on the University of Lodz website. Direct contact with the Polish Sign Language Interpreter is possible if requested in advance.
• Totupoints: 1 marker is mounted above the main entrance to the building from Tamka Street. 
• There are no Braille markings in the buildings.

Admission for an assistant dog:
People with an assistance dog have access to the building.

Evacuation:
Evacuation routes and exits are clearly marked. Evacuation plans are posted on each level of the buildings showing the direction of evacuation, the exit from the building and the assembly point (ther are no audible or visual evacuation systems).

Core members:
Head of the Social Affairs Centre for Students and Doctoral Students – Accessibility Coordinator,
Head of the Academic Support Centre – member of the Accessibility Team,
Head of the IT Centre – member of the Accessibility Team,
Head of Purchasing Department – member of the Accessibility Team,
Head of the Communications and and PR Centre – member of the Accessibility Team,
Head of the UL Real Estate Management Centre  – member of the Accessibility Team,
Head of the Investments and Renovations Department – member of the Accessibility Team.

Supporting members of the Accessibility Team – employees of:
the University of Lodz Social Affairs Centre for Students and Doctoral Students, Academic Support Centre and Student Dormitories.

Composition – members of the Accessibility Team in the area of architectural accessibility or their designated staff:

1. a representative of the Investments and Renovation Department,
2. a representative of the UL Real Estate Management Centre,
3.  a representative of the Health and Safety Inspectorate,
4. faculty accessibility coordinator(s) – appointed by the deans,
5. coordinators of the university – wide units

faculty accessibility coordinators appointed by the deans – cooperate on all areas within the faculty

coordinators of the university-wide units designated by their supervisors – collaborate on all areas within their unit

Composition – members of the Accessibility Team in the area of digital accessibility or their designated staff:

1. a representative from the IT Centre,
2. a representative of the Communications and PR Centre,
3. a representative of the Academic Support Centre,
4. faculty accessibility coordinator(s) – appointed by the Deans,
5. coordinators of the university–wide units.

faculty accessibility coordinators appointed by the deans – cooperate on all areas within the faculty

coordinators of the university-wide units designated by their supervisors – cooperate on all areas within their unit

Composition – members of the Accessibility Team in the area of information and communication accessibility or their designated staff:

1. a representative of the Communications and PR Centre,
2. a representative of the Academic Support Centre,
3. faculty accessibility coordinator(s) – appointed by the Deans,
4.  the university-wide unit coordinators.

faculty accessibility coordinators appointed by the deans – cooperate on all areas within the faculty

coordinators of the university-wide units designated by their supervisors – cooperate on all areas within their unit