Student zone
FORMALITIES
The Faculty of Philology Student Office is divided into 2 units: the Education Management Office and the Student Services Office. The latter additionally includes the International Students Office, which assists non-Polish students.
In addition, the Faculty also houses the secretary offices of its other units.
What exactly can you do there? See below!
Secretary offices
You can seek assistance from the secretary offices of the faculty’s individual units, which run our many courses of study.
The secretary offices are staffed with qualified and well-informed people who will no doubt help you get answers to your questions or redirect you to the faculty staff responsible for the topic of your query.
Please note that the responsibilities of the staff may vary depending on the unit to which they belong.
Our various secretary offices are responsible for the following fields of study:
- Institute of English Studies secretary office (room 4.36) – English Philology;
- Institute of German Philology secretary office (room 4.101) – International Journalism, German Philology, German-Polish studies and Translation Studies;
- Department of Spanish Philology secretary office (room 4.49) – Spanish Philology with English, Spanish Philology;
- Department of Classical Philology secretary office (room 4.49) – Classical Philology with Mediterranean Culture;
- Institute of Polish Philology and Logopaedics secretary office (room 3.94) – Polish Philology, Polish Studies with English
- Institute of Contemporary Culture secretary office (room 3.13) – Film and Audiovisual Media Studies, Cultural Studies, New Media and Digital Culture, Theatre Production and Organization of Artistic Events, Creative Writing, Contemporary Culture and Art, Audiovisual Media and Digital Culture;
- Institute of Romance Studies secretary office (room 4.46) – Romance Philology, Italian Philology;
- Institute of Russian Studies secretary office (4.88) – Russian Philology;
- Department of Journalism and Social Communication secretary office (room 3.97) – Journalism, Media and Communication Design;
- Department of Slavic Philology secretary office (4.88) – Slavic Philology;
- Department of Information, Library and Book Science secretary office (4.49) – Information in the Digital Environment, Information Science with Business English
- Department of Specialised Languages and Intercultural Communication secretary office (room 4.49) – Linguistics for Business, Linguistics in Specialised Communication;
- Department of Polish Dialectology and Logopaedics secretary office (room 3.92) – Speech Therapy, Speech Therapy with Audiology
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HOW DO I GET THERE?
...or everything you need to know before you make your first trip to our building!
Find out about the tram and bus lines that run in the vicinity of the Faculty, as well as other options to get to our building.
Location
The building of the Faculty of Philology at the University of Lodz is located at 171/173 Pomorska Street in Lodz, in the city centre, 2 kilometres from the Lodz Fabryczna railway station, in the immediate vicinity of the "Lumumbowo" student housing district.
The Faculty is well connected with the rest of Lodz. Our building can be reached by direct bus and tram connections from the most important points of the city - Piotrkowska Street and Manufaktura. In the immediate vicinity of our building one can find the seats of other university faculties, as well as the Physical Education and Sports Centre, the University of Lodz Library and the Rector’s Office.
The Faculty can be reached by various means of transport.
Tram lines:
- line 12
- line 15
- line 17
- line 18
- line 45
- all remaining lines heading towards TELEFONICZNA/ZAJEZDNIA
Bus lines:
- line 86
- line 87A/B
- line 58A/B
Nearest bus and tram stops:
- Pomorska - Lumumby (kampus UŁ)
- Pomorska - Konstytucyjna
- Pomorska - Tamka
- Narutowicza - Radiostacja
Nearest railway stations:
- Łódź Stoki (18 min. walk)
- Łódź Niciarniana (27 min. walk)
- Łódź Fabryczna (30 min. walk)
- Łódź Widzew (1 hour walk)
You can also use the Łódzki Rower Publiczny (Lodz Public Bike) station at the entrance to the building at Pomorska Street, available between the months of March to November.
Student car park
Students commuting by car may use the student car park, located in Debicha Street (entrance form Narutowicza Street), after meeting the necessary formal requirements.
Accessing the car park is only possible with the appropriate card, allowing for the barrier to be opened. Detailed information on the rules of use of the student can park can be found on the following page:
MOVING AROUND THE BUILDING
The first few days spent at uni can be full of excitement and challenge, especially when trying to find your way around your new environment. Our tips will help you find your way around the Faculty building with ease to let you focus on what matters most – learning and making friends!
Basic information
The Faculty of Philology building is located at 171/173 Pomorska Street. There are 2 entrances to the building: the main entrance (from Pomorska Street) and the side entrance, most easily accessible from Narutowicza Street or Matejki Street.
The building consists of six levels.
Classes are held in rooms located on level -1, the ground floor and on the 1st and 2nd floors.
The 3rd floor houses: the Dean’s Office (including the rooms of the Education Management Office and the Student Office), administrative staff rooms, secretary offices of selected units, offices of the faculty authorities (Dean and Vice-Deans) and lecturer offices.
The 4th floor houses the lecturer offices, as well as the secretary offices of the remaining, individual faculty units.
Visitors can use the building’s four lifts: two are located to the left of the main entrance, and the other two are next to the reception.
How do I find the right room?
It is easy if you know the numbering of the different rooms.
The floor each room is located on is indicated by the first digit before the dot, for example:
- room 1.05 is on the first floor,
- room 2.03 is on the second floor,
- and room 3.15 is located on the third floor.
Rooms located on level -1 are an exception to this rule – the room numbers for rooms located on this floor are not preceded by an ordinal number and a dot.
Therefore, for example:
- room 01 is located on level -1 and room 0.01 is located on the ground floor;
- similarly, room 27 is located on level -1 and room 0.27 is located on the ground floor.
Feel lost? Don't worry, we have a few more clues.
- you find the room numbers and directions to rooms on the columns next to the windows on each floor of the building;
- it’s good to look at the floor plans located on each level next to the coloured panels;
- each floor of the Faculty of Philology building has a dominant colour scheme. These colours are used both on the room floors and on some of the walls.
Level -1: red
Ground floor: orange
1st floor: yellow
2nd floor: green
3rd floor: blue
4th floor: purple
How do I find the right lecture hall?
There are 5 lecture halls in the Faculty of Philology building. They are numbered in ascending order of location, starting from level -1.
- A1 lecture hall - the largest lecture hall at the faculty, located on two levels, with two entrances: at level -1 and at the ground floor;
- A2 lecture hall - the second lecture hall located on level -1;
- A3 lecture hall - ground floor, directly to the right of the main entrance to the building;
- A4 lecture hall - 1st floor;
- A5 lecture hall (also known as the Faculty Council Hall) - 2nd floor.
Student quarter-hour
The Faculty of Philology building operates under an electronic room access system. This means that each room in the building can only be opened by the authorised persons (the academic or administration staff) holding a valid access card. The rooms are open for access from the corridor for the first 15 minutes of each class. After the so-called “student quarter-hour” (kwadrans studencki) has passed, the room may no longer be accessed from the outside, which makes it difficult to get inside.
Class times*:
8:15 – 9:45
10:00 – 11:30
11:45 – 13:15
13:30 – 15:00
15:15 – 16:45
17:00 – 18:30
18:45 – 20:15
*unless indicated otherwise in the timetable
Find out more about the electronic access system and the modern features of building by watching the video below:
INTERNET
No internet is a no go, so we’ve put together a quick guide on how to access the university Wi-Fi, allowing you to connect to the public eduroam network.
With our tips, you'll be online in no time, ready to study, chat with mates and keep in touch with your lecturers.
Wi-Fi
Students and staff of the Faculty of Philology at the University of Lodz can use Wi-Fi throughout their period of work or study.
In order to use the internet, you need to connect to the “eduroam” network. To use the network, you need to log in with a student or staff AD account (ul######@edu.uni.lodz.pl or name.surname@filologia.uni.lodz.pl respectively).
Eduroam is a worldwide wireless access system for the scientific and academic community. It also allows the use of wireless internet at many other academic institutions in Poland and around the world.
Settings required to log into the "eduroam" network from an Android-based mobile phone:
EAP method: PEAP
Authentication Phase 2: MS-CHAP v2
It is required to select the option not to check the certificate.
ul. Pomorska 171/173
90-236 Łódź
kontakt@filologia.uni.lodz.pl
tel: 42/665 51 06
fax: 42/665 52 54
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