Lódz, in the very centre of Poland, is known for spaces such as Manufaktura, converted from textile mills, Piotrkowska, one of Europe's longest commercial streets, and its famous film school. With many universities and low living costs, it is attractive to students.
Ask NGGlobal's advisers about the current language study options in Lódz. Programs at the University of Lódz, Lodz University of Technology and the Medical University of Lódz are among the options.
In Lódz you can book courses of as little as one week. On an intensive program, one language level usually takes 6-8 weeks. A complete beginner typically needs 6-12 months to reach the B2-C1 level required for university.
The biggest factor in the price is the length of your booking: the weekly fee drops noticeably for bookings of 12 weeks or more. Winter is usually cheaper than the summer months. NGGlobal students can take advantage of the schools' seasonal discounts and offers.
At most language schools courses start every Monday, though complete beginner courses may have set start dates. For long programs that require a visa, we recommend applying at least 3 months ahead. Summer is the busiest period.
For study longer than 90 days, you get a national (D) study visa from Poland's missions in Turkey, and for longer stays you apply for a temporary residence permit in Poland. This visa is usually granted to students on university programs and university preparatory courses.
Working in breach of visa rules can lead to serious penalties, so always follow the official rules. NGGlobal helps you plan your budget for the course and living costs.
Students in Lódz usually stay in university dormitories or shared flats, with rents much lower than in Western Europe.
Living costs in Lódz are even lower than in Warsaw or Kraków, and rent, food and transport suit a student budget.
Lódz has a network of trams and buses with discounted student tickets, and PKP trains make other cities easy to reach.
Lódz has a climate with continental influences: cold, snowy winters and warm, sunny summers.
Direct flights from Istanbul to Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW) take about 2.5 hours; the train from Warsaw to Lódz takes about 1-1.5 hours.
Because Poland uses daylight saving time, the time difference changes with the season: from late March to late October Lódz is 1 hour behind Turkey, and in winter it is 2 hours behind.
You can decide with NGGlobal which school, course and type of accommodation suit you best. We follow the whole process for you, from application to arrival.
The Lódz Film School, whose graduates include Roman Polanski and Andrzej Wajda, is one of Europe's most respected film schools.
About 1-1.5 hours by train.
Yes. Many public and private universities in Poland offer English-taught programs in medicine, engineering, business and IT.
Yes. University dormitories and shared flats are available, and NGGlobal plans your accommodation together with your enrolment.
Poland's currency is the zloty (PLN), and card payment is very common.
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