Lodz, Poland
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Figures below are indicative — your counsellor confirms exact fees, cut-offs and deadlines for your profile, free.
University of Lodz is a Public university in Poland, ranked #1001 in the QS World University Rankings 2027. We confirm the exact fees, intakes and entry requirements for your profile — free.
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Indicative tuition: EUR2,000–EUR3,000 / year · Scholarships can reduce this — we confirm what you qualify for, free.
Typically for the broadly accessible Polish universities, a recognised bachelor's in a closely related subject with a pass-level record is enough, and admission is usually decided on documents rather than a competitive rank. Many courses here are taught only in Polish, so confirm your programme has an English-taught intake; those normally ask around IELTS 6.0 or accept a medium-of-instruction letter, and your degree documents will usually need apostille or legalisation, sometimes with a recognition statement, before you can enrol. Vibedu confirms the exact requirements and the language of instruction for your shortlist, free.
Indicative for international postgraduate applicants — your counsellor confirms the exact cut-offs and English scores for your chosen programme, free.
University of Lodz offers a wide range of programmes for international students. We confirm the exact courses, tuition and entry requirements that fit your profile — free.
We don't yet hold living-cost data for Poland, and we won't estimate it from another country. A counsellor will put real numbers to your shortlist — free.
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Indicative tuition is around EUR2,000–EUR3,000 per year for international students. Your counsellor confirms the exact fee for your chosen programme — free.
Typically for the broadly accessible Polish universities, a recognised bachelor's in a closely related subject with a pass-level record is enough, and admission is usually decided on documents rather than a competitive rank. Many courses here are taught only in Polish, so confirm your programme has an English-taught intake; those normally ask around IELTS 6.0 or accept a medium-of-instruction letter, and your degree documents will usually need apostille or legalisation, sometimes with a recognition statement, before you can enrol. Vibedu confirms the exact requirements and the language of instruction for your shortlist, free.
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