University of Lodz – Poland

University of Lodz (UL), established in 1945, is one of the leading public universities in Poland. For decades it has been also one of the biggest and most popular Polish universities and is repeatedly ranked among the top higher education institutions in the country. The 13 faculties offer 164 fields of study and 151 specialisations. In addition, the University offers several doctoral programmes in 4 doctoral schools and 50 postgraduate study programmes. University of Lodz educates about 24,000 students, including about 3,000 foreign students. Every year, the number of full cycle foreign students remains at a high level (about 800 people - the average for the last 3 years), thanks to which the University of Lodz is in a leading position in terms of the number of foreign students - for 2 years, it has been ranked third in the country, currently it is in fourth position.

Faculty of Educational Sciences at UL, focuses on both theoretical and practical aspects of psychology and education. The faculty’s main activities include research and teaching in areas such as educational psychology, career counselling, and organizational behaviour. A key focus is on understanding and addressing conditions that affect youth development, educational disorders, and the consequences of the educational process.

Website: www.uni.lodz.pl