STUDENT'S LIFE

During your studies, it's common to face challenges that may affect your academic performance and well-being. Whether it's stress related to classes and exams or personal issues impacting your ability to learn and enjoy your time, it's important to know that support is available at the University of Lodz's Academic Support Centre.

Support Services

The Academic Support Centre offers assistance in various areas, including:

• Psychological support
• Financial advice
• Crisis management
• Personal development

How we help: if you're struggling with any of the above issues, the Academic Support Centre can arrange a confidential meeting with an expert. This provides you with an opportunity to discuss your challenges and feelings in a supportive environment.

Additional resources: apart from individual support, the Academic Support Centre also organises training courses. These include sessions on skilful time management, effective learning strategies, and other relevant topics aimed at enhancing your academic and personal success.

For more detailed information and to access our services, please visit:

Personal Culture:

• Dress appropriately; avoid clothing that excessively exposes the body.
• Greet lecturers and university staff with "good morning" or appropriate greetings.
• Address lecturers using their academic title.
• Maintain a professional and respectful demeanour; avoid vulgar language.
• Embrace tolerance; racism and offensive remarks are strictly prohibited and carry serious consequences at the University of Lodz.

Classes:

• Arrive on time; punctuality is highly valued.
• Refrain from using your phone during class, unless instructed otherwise by the lecturer.
• Do not record lectures without permission; photography is allowed if approved.
• Attend classes regularly; each lecturer sets their own policy on absences.
• Catch up on missed classes promptly; arrange individual plans with lecturers.
• Take notes during lectures; course materials may not be provided.
• Plagiarism and unauthorised copying of work are strictly prohibited.

Communication at the University:

• Visit lecturers during their office hours only.
• Knock and request permission before entering a lecturer's office.
• Some lecturers require appointments for meetings; check in advance.
• For non-academic issues, visit the Dean's Office of your Faculty.

Contacting via Email:

• Email communication should have a clear purpose.
• Include your full name, surname, group, mode and year of study.
• Begin emails with "Dear Sir/Madam" and use polite language.
• End emails with "With best regards," followed by your name, direction, and year of study.
• Ensure linguistic correctness and professionalism in all written communications.

For more detailed guidelines, please refer to the university's official communication protocols and etiquette standards.

The University of Lodz Students’ Government Council represents all students of the University of Lodz.

It's for the people who:

• like to improve the world around them, 
• want to socialize with other students, 
• represent the voice of youth within our University.

See more here: STUDENTS' GOVERNMENT (lodz.pl) 

Discover the world of Erasmus and enrich your university journey! Imagine studying at a foreign university for a semester—this experience isn't just about academics. It's a chance to grow personally and professionally, gaining valuable skills that go beyond the classroom.

Explore the benefits of Erasmus and how it can broaden your horizons.

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In 2022, the University of Lodz became a member of the EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF POST-INDUSTRIAL CITIES (UNIC), which is one of the 50 alliances of European Universities.

This membership will enhance the international visibility of our university and foster collaborations with other prestigious academic institutions worldwide. Students, doctoral candidates, researchers, and administrative staff within the UNIC alliance will have opportunities to enrich their education and professional development through involvement in innovative projects at partner universities.

For more information, please visit: EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF POST-INDUSTRIAL CITIES (UNIC)

Remember to follow us on official social media of the Univeristy of Lodz!

The handbook "Brighter Side of Life: How to Stay Positive" has been crafted specifically with UL students in mind, especially those navigating challenging times due to current health and safety limitations imposed on all of us.

Join the vibrant events organised by the Erasmus Student Network UL! These events are designed to assist international students in understanding Polish culture, integrating with both Polish and fellow international students, and participating in exciting activities and initiatives.

You can follow them on:

• Facebook https://www.facebook.com/esnul 
• Instagram https://www.instagram.com/esn.ul/

As mentioned before, please remember they are the only official representatives of Erasmus+ student organisation. All the others appearing on FB etc. are private ones. Please be careful when joining private initiatives, the UL does not take the responsibility for other initiatives.

Discover over 170 student science clubs at the University of Lodz, each offering unique activities aligned with the faculties' profiles. Joining them is ideal if you:

• want to learn new skills in the practise,
• meet open-minded students like you,
• upgrade your resume.

Learn more here (in Polish): uni.lodz.pl/kola-naukowe

If you want to find a job in Poland, The Career Office of the University of Lodz has prepared for you the base with job offers! See them for yourself on Akademickie Biuro Karier (lodz.pl) 

What’s more The Career Office of the University of Lodz organises many trainings, workshops and projects which aim to improve your skills. When planning your career, visiting their office is essential! Visit: BIURO KARIER (lodz.pl)

If you want to visit their office and learn more about their programmes, follow the address from the map above.

­­The Project funded by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange under the Welcome to Poland Programme (2022)