Lodz University of Technology

Lodz University of Technology (TUL) is one of the best universities of technology in Poland. TUL has over 75 years of tradition and experience in educating engineers. Teaching is delivered at nine faculties. There are many extra organizational units on the campus, including venues for inter-departmental education (International Faculty of Engineering, Interdisciplinary Doctoral School), sports and recreation, entertainment and a variety of organizations enriching student life.

TUL fits perfectly in the direction of the city's development, for which it is an important and valued partner. TUL is open for the local community, not only for students, but also for children, youth and seniors - initiatives undertaken by TUL include e.g.: University of the Third Age, Public Secondary School and Lodz Children's University. Well-developed cooperation with the socio-economic environment and significant activities of University for the benefit of the local community translate into its very good reputation in the Region.

TUL is an attractive partner for business not only in the region. It cooperates with the largest companies in the country and abroad. TUL conducts scientific research of the European standard, create new technologies and inventions in cooperation with the best scientific establishments all over the world.

TUL is a member of ECIU (European Consortium of Innovative Universities) working within the European Universities alliances.

Lodz University of Technology has obtained two ABET accreditations for Information Technology and Computer Science programs conducted in English and 25 EUR-ACE ® program accreditations (EUR-ACE Bachelor Label and EUR-ACE Master Label). TUL has also undergone an international institutional evaluation under the EUA Institutional Evaluation Program and may use the EUA - IEP quality label recognized throughout Europe. In 2020, TUL was the first university in Poland to be granted international accreditation by the French accreditation body HCERES  for the period of five years.