At University of Lomza (previously: Lomza State University of Applied Sciences), it is possible to undertake 17 fields of studies in the following fields, conducted by 4 Faculties:

Faculty of Computer Science and Technology

• Computer Science (first and second cycle)
• Automation and Robotics
• Mechatronics
• Logistics

Faculty of Health Sciences

• Nursing (first and second cycle)
• Cosmetology
• Dietetics
• Physiotherapy (long-cycle programme)
• Physical Education
• Food Safety and Quality Management
• Food Technology (first and second cycle)

Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities

• Management (first and second cycle programme)
• Social Work
• English Philology
• Pedagogy

Faculty of Law and Administration

• Administration (first and second cycle programme)
• Law (long-cycle programme)

The mission of the Office of Career as a unit of the University is the professional activation of students and LSUAS graduates.

The main tasks of the Office of Career  include:

• acquisition and sharing of jobs offers, internships and apprenticeships,
• providing information about the labor market and the possibilities of professional qualifications,
• cooperation of labor market institutions and employers,
• organization of training courses / workshops,
• organization of meetings with employers within the program "Active Labour Market"
• maintaining a constant contact with graduates,
• monitoring a professional path of graduates
• efforts to involve students in a volunteer work,
• help in launching postgraduate studies and courses in LSUAS.

According to the project " We educate practitioners in LSUAS” co-financed by the European Union, the implementation of which the Office of Career of LSUAS joined, students participated in three-month paid domestic internships as well as foreign ones in countries such as: Spain, Germany, Portugal India. In the future, more projects are planned to support the professional development of students - both at home and abroad.

Grading scale

The ECTS grading scale has been developed to help the home institution interpret the students’ grades awarded at a foreign institution. It provides additional information on achievements of students but does not replace the grades awarded at the institution.

Higher education institutions make their own decisions on how to apply the ECTS grading scheme to their own system. The achievements of the exchange students are ap-proved in accordance with European Credit Transfer System (ECTS).

The correlation between the University scale and ECTS grades runs as follows: