School of competences for the 21st century industry
The Summer School ECI XXI is an innovative offer addressed to foreign students from French and German partner universities of Lodz University of Technology.The project will have two editions of the school (winter and summer 2023) for 80 students (40 students per edition) of first and second cycle engineering studies. The program of the Summer School ECI XXI includes classes run using a modern blended learning formula, both remotely and in Łódź. Students will take part in intensive specialist courses in the field of Industry 4.0 and in a group project based on the Challenge Based Learning (CBL) concept, run in leading international companies active in the Łódź market. Also, the participants will be given an opportunity to take part in activities popularising Polish culture and promoting our country as an attractive place to study.
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Thank you so much for the participation in the first edition of “School of competences for the 21st century industry”
As a participant in the ECI XXI Summer School, you will:
For detailed information on the participation and eligibility rules for the summer school, please read the Regulations.
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More information about studying at Lodz University of Technology can be found in a
special guide for students and candidates.
Join us!
STEP 1: Recommendation
recommendation of candidates by partner universities
STEP 3: Online interview with project committee
online interview with project committee
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About Lodz University of Technology
About Lodz University of Technology
Lodz University of Technology is a state technical university located in the heart of Europe and Poland, in the atmospheric, post-industrial city of Łódź. We are the fourth best technical university in Poland. We teach nearly 13,000 students, including about 600 international students from all over the world. We offer 70 fields of study run in 3 languages at 9 faculties. The everyday life of TUL students is not only contact with highly qualified academic staff, but also a student-centered model of education. At our university, we use modern methods such as Design Thinking, Problem Based Learning or Flipped Classroom. All this is done to best prepare our future graduates for the demands of the labour market. With this in mind, we are also dynamically developing cooperation with business and industry - not only through the engagement of practitioners in the teaching process, but also through the launch of joint projects.We make every effort to provide our students with not only high quality education but also modern learning facilities. New buildings on our 37-hectare campus, laboratories with innovative equipment, comfortable and ergonomic dormitories or a modern sports centre – this is what distinguishes us from other Polish universities.
