Yes, if the documented income per capita in your family for 2025 did not exceed PLN 2,099.70 net.
When they do not share a household with either parent, legal or de facto guardian and meet at least one condition:
- are 26 or older,
- are married,
- have dependent children,
- reached adulthood while in foster care,
- have a stable source of income and their average monthly income in the previous tax year and in the current year, in the months preceding the statement, is at least PLN 1,866.40 net (40% of the minimum wage effective from 1 January 2025).
In particularly justified cases, by decision of the Scholarship Commission or the Rector. Documentation includes, among others:
- confirmation that you live alone or with a non-working spouse or child in the TUL Student House,
- a certificate from the facility manager about living in another collective accommodation facility within the Łódź metropolitan area,
- a statement about living in another premises within the Łódź metropolitan area based on a lease agreement (does not apply to renting an apartment together with parents),
- for exchanges (Learning Agreement, MOSTECH), a copy of the agreement concerning the exchange,
- other documents.
Yes, if you are in a difficult financial situation. Remember that receiving the benefit requires registration for the semester you are applying for, and failure to register results in suspension of payment.
Yes. All international students may apply for the rector’s scholarship and emergency aid. For the scholarship for students with disabilities, foreigners holding a disability certificate issued in Poland may apply. The conditions for the social scholarship are specified in Chapter 2 of the Benefits Regulations (including EU, EFTA and Swiss citizens and their family members, UK citizens with residence rights, holders of permanent residence permits and EU long-term residents, refugee status and temporary or supplementary protection, a C1 Polish language certificate, a Pole’s Card or a decision confirming Polish origin, the spouse or an ancestor/descendant of a Polish citizen living in Poland, specific temporary residence permits, and researcher mobility).