In the Benefits Regulations for students of Lodz University of Technology (Ordinance No. 48/2025 of the Rector of TUL of 2 December 2025, effective from the 2026/27 academic year), available on the Lodz University of Technology website. The Regulations have two appendices: No. 1 with the scoring and catalog of achievements for the rector’s scholarship and No. 2 with accommodation rules. Application content templates are available in the university’s IT system, i.e., in USOSweb or WebDziekanat.
Twice per academic year, but not twice for the same reason. The application must be submitted within no more than 6 months of the event. The amount of emergency aid depends on the documented costs related to the event. For emergency aid due to the death of a parent or guardian, no costs are documented—it is enough to document the fact of death, and the amount is fixed. The same applies to emergency aid due to the birth of a child. If both parents are students, each of them is entitled to the aid, and in the case of the birth of more than one child, for each child.
After the announcement by the President of the Central Statistical Office, in the second half of September 2026. The amount will be provided in a separate communication.
No. Disposal of real estate is not lost income.
No. A severance payment is not included in the category of lost income.
Loss of income from employment (retirement) means this income is not added. A pension is gained income and is calculated based on a ZUS certificate of the net amount for the first month after retirement. Attach to the social scholarship application a request to take the change in financial situation into account.
Yes, seasonal summer work may be treated as lost income. Note: if within 3 months of losing the income you take up work with the same employer or principal, the regulations on lost and gained income do not apply.
Mere suspension, except for cases specified in the regulations, is not lost income. Lost income includes, among others, deregistration of the business.