Medical University of Lodz Faculty of Medicine
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Lodz,
Poland
Abroad
General Information
Established in 2002 through the merger of the Academy of Medicine (founded 1945) and the Military Medical Academy (founded 1958), the Medical University of Lodz is the largest public medical university in Poland. It is a research-intensive institution that serves as a central hub for medical education, clinical care, and scientific innovation in the heart of Poland. Its English Division is one of the most established in the country, hosting over 1,000 international students from over 70 nations.
General Info
- Primary Location: Kościuszki 4, 90-419 Łódź, Poland (Administrative); Clinical and Didactic Center (CKD) at Pomorska 251.
- Degree Awarded: Physician (Lekarz) / M.D. 6-year Unified Master’s Program.
- Language of Instruction: Available in English and Polish.
- Accreditation: Recognized by the WHO, GMC (UK), ECFMG (USA), and NMC (India). Fully accredited by the Polish Accreditation Committee (PKA).
- Admission Requirements:
- Selection: Requires a secondary school diploma with competitive grades in Biology and Chemistry (standard for the 6-year MD).
- Entrance Assessment: Includes an online interview via MS Teams (starting in March) covering science subjects and motivation.
- Indian Students: Must be NEET qualified.
- Intake: Approximately 120 seats for the English Division annually.
Campus Facilities
MUL boasts some of the most modern medical teaching facilities in Central Europe, concentrated largely within the Clinical and Didactic Center (CKD).
- Clinical and Didactic Center (CKD): A massive, state-of-the-art campus housing clinical wards, research labs, and modern lecture theaters under one roof.
- Medical Simulation Center (CSM): A 4,000 m² facility with 11 high-fidelity rooms, including a mock ER, ICU, and a pre-hospital area with a real ambulance for trauma training.
- Information and Library Center (CiB): A "paperless-ready" hub providing 24/7 digital access to thousands of journals and featuring multimedia study zones.
- BRaIN & MediHub: High-tech research complexes focusing on Biomedicine, Radiobiology, and Innovation in personalized healthcare.
- DynamoLab: A specialized center for the analysis of human body movement and muscle activity using wireless 3D technology.
- 3D Anthropometry Laboratory: Utilizes modern measurement techniques for comprehensive body composition and ergonomic analysis.
- Multimedia Dentistry Center: One of the most modern teaching centers for pre-clinical dentistry in the region.
- MOLecoLAB: A research facility dedicated to molecular biology and genetics research.
- University Sports Center: Features an indoor swimming pool, fitness gym, and courts for various team sports.
- Central Examination Center: A dedicated facility for the Faculty of Medicine designed for standardized digital testing (OSCE and MCQ exams).
Hospital & Medical Facilities
Leading tertiary care hospital attached to the institution
The university manages three major teaching hospitals and collaborates with several regional centers.
- Central Clinical Hospital (CKD): A primary tertiary care center specializing in genetics, neurology, and complex surgery.
- Norbert Barlicki Memorial Teaching Hospital: Renowned for its excellence in oncological surgery and internal medicine.
- Military Medical Academy Memorial Hospital: Serves as a central veterans' hospital and a top-tier trauma referral center.
- Maria Konopnicka Pediatric Center: A specialized facility with 19 departments dedicated to advanced pediatric care.
Fee Structure
State University Affordability
The following estimates are based on the 2026-2027 academic session for the English track.
Scholarships
- Rector’s Scholarship: Awarded annually to top-performing students (highest GPA) and those with outstanding scientific research contributions.
- Erasmus+ Grants: Monthly stipends (approx. €450 – €600) for students participating in semester exchanges or clinical clerkships abroad.
- Doctoral School Scholarships: Full monthly funding for PhD candidates (approx. 3,500 – 5,400 PLN depending on progress).
- Education Future International Scholarship: A grant specifically available for Indian nationals pursuing medical studies in Poland.
- NAWA Scholarships: Offered by the Polish government for talented students from selected partner countries.
City Details
- The Vibe: Łódź is Poland’s third-largest city, famous for its post-industrial "red brick" architecture, world-renowned film school, and the Piotrkowska Street (one of Europe’s longest commercial streets).
- Connectivity:
- Air: Łódź Władysław Reymont Airport (LCJ) handles regional flights; Warsaw Chopin (WAW) is just 90 minutes away.
- Rail: Excellent fast-train connections to Warsaw (1.5 hrs) and other major Polish cities.
Hostel & Mess
- Accommodation: The university offers housing in several residences, with Dormitory No. 4 (Hallera Sq.) being the most popular for English-speaking students. Rooms are typically double units with shared bathrooms.
- Dining: No mandatory mess system. Dormitories have shared kitchens, and the CKD campus has a modern cafeteria serving subsidized healthy meals.
- Culture: Student life is centered around the Administrative Centre of Studies in English (ACSE) and international groups like the Student Scientific Society (STN).
- Support: The Welcome Centre provides dedicated help for international students regarding legal stay, insurance, and cultural integration.
Miscellaneous
- Orientation Week: Held in the last week of September to introduce students to the campus, city, and Polish language basics.
- Preparatory Course (PREMED): MUL offers a 9-month Premed program (approx. €7,400) for students who need to strengthen their science knowledge before the MD program.
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Facilities & Campus Life
Well-equipped Library
Experienced Faculty
Computer Lab
Sports Activities
Heritage Campus
Frequently Asked Questions
Students must typically have a minimum of 50% marks in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) in the 12th standard (40% for reserved categories) and must have qualified NEET in the current or previous two years, as per NMC guidelines.
The duration is generally 6 years in total, which includes 5 years of academic study (54 months) and 1 year of compulsory internship (12 months), fully complying with the latest National Medical Commission (NMC) rules.
The process is simple: 1. Submit scanned documents (10th, 11th, and 12th mark sheets, NEET result, Passport scan, and a recent passport-size photograph with a white background). 2. Receive the Admission Letter from the University. 3. Process the Invitation Letter for Visa. 4. Complete the Visa application with our assistance.
Yes, all our partner universities are recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the National Medical Commission (NMC). Graduate doctors can also write major global licensing exams such as USMLE (USA), PLAB (UK), AMC (Australia), and the FMGE/NExT exam for India.
While most universities admit based on your 12th marks and NEET qualification, some may require a simple online entrance test or interview. We will guide you through any such requirement.
Fees typically cover the Tuition Fee, Hostel Fee, Medical Insurance, Visa Extension, and administrative charges. A detailed, transparent fee structure showing Tuition Fee, Hostel Fee, Mess Charges, Visa/Invitation Fee, and Medical Assurance Fee for each country and university will be provided upfront.
Payment schedules are determined by the individual university. Some universities allow semester-wise payments, while others require annual payments. We will provide clear guidance on the university's official payment schedule.
We are committed to transparency. All costs, including consultation charges and university expenses, are detailed in your offer letter. We strongly advise against any form of donation.
Yes, we coordinate group departures for students and assist with flight ticket booking. Our representative will meet the students at the destination airport and provide transport to the university hostel.
Hostels offer secure accommodation with separate facilities for boys and girls. Indian meals are generally cooked and served by Indian caterers within the hostel premises or mess hall to ensure a suitable diet for students.
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