Accommodation
University of Lomza offers dormitory accommodation. Interested students can apply for a place in “Rubikon Students’ House in the additional Accommodation Form.
The rooms are adjusted for 1-2 people, with a private bathroom, fully furnished, and with access to the Internet. Students do not have to bring their own bed clothes (blankets, sheets etc.).
The rent is 580 PLN a month (about €140) for a double room and 1040 PLN (about €230) for a single room, including electricity, water, and the Internet. Students will have to pay a deposit of 580 PLN, which is returned when leaving if there are no claims.
The Rubikon Students' House is an attractive choice of accommodation, with multipleservices, facilities, and amenities:
- reception 24/7
- free parking
- free Internet (Wi-Fi)
- fully equipped kitchen
- lift
- laundry and drying room
- possibility to rent out hair dryers, irons, ironing boards
- leaving the luggage
- TV SAT
- fitness room
- bicycle rental
- CCTV monitoring
Rubikon Students' House's website in Polish (current photographs of all facilities)
Logistics
Departmental Erasmus+ Coordinator: PhD, Eng. Rafał Melnik
e-mail:
Degree structure: first-cycle (3.5 years, 7 semesters)
Mode of study: full-time and part-time
Specialisations:
- Transport Logistics
- Information Technologies in Logistics
- Agri-Food Industry Logistics
Degree awarded: Bachelor
Courses offered for the 2025/2026 Academic Year:
IICHD
The International Institute of Child Development Foundation is a young organization that cares for the development of children and youth in 4 areas: intellectual, physical, mental and spiritual.
It was created as a response to the challenges of our times and the everyday problems of children in Europe and Africa. While our children have almost everything materially, they lack what children in Africa have in abundance - the joy of every day and interpersonal relationships. In turn, most African children have never had their own book, even though reading and learning are their dreams and a chance for a better future. The Foundation wants to connect people from continents to discover the satisfaction of sharing the best of what they have through:
The Foundation builds Librafrica development centers for children from the poorest parts of Africa, conducts adoption, feeding and purchasing solar lamps, and locally in Europe engages young people in the development of gratitude, humility and passion for life through various projects in the education of sustainable development and the Millennium Development Goals.
IIChd helps also children from Ukraine to cope with the consequences of the war.
Summary of IICHD's actions: Fundacja MIRD 2023
Faculty of Law and Administration
The Dean
PhD Paweł Zając
e-mail:
The Vice-dean
PhD Ewa Jakubiak
e-mail:
Faculty Erasmus+ Coordinator
PhD Łukasz Buczkowski
e-mail:
The Faculty offers the following programmes:
Administration
Departamental ERASMUS+ Coordinator:
PhD Łukasz Buczkowski
e-mail:
Mode of study: full-time and part-time
Degree structure: first-cycle (Bachelor’s degree)
Programme: 3 years (6 semesters)
Development paths:
- Administration of state and local government entities
- Administration in business
- Administration for security
Degree structure: second-cycle (Master’s degree)
Programme: 2 years (4 semesters)
Specializations:
- Public administration
- Social assistance and healthcare administration
- Mediation in administration
Administration is a field that offers a wide range of employment opportunities. It prepares for employment in public administration institutions and in local self-government units. Administration graduates, upon leaving the walls of our School, will succeed in the political and local government activities as well as they will be ready to run their own business.
Law
Departmental Coordinator:
PhD Łukasz Buczkowski
e-mail:
Mode of study: full-time, part-time
Degree structure and programme: 5 year Master’s studies (10 semesters)
There are three main development paths you can choose:
- Civil-economic law
- Criminal law
- Mediations and administration
The aim of the programme is to provide students with the knowledge of legal sciences and the skill to apply this knowledge in practice. Graduates in this field will be theoretically and practically prepared to work in the judicial system, legal services for business entities, notary services, government and local self-government institutions, as well as in many other professions connected with establishing or applying laws. They will be also prepared to start judicial, prosecutorial training or any other training for legal professions and to work in both state and private institutions and organizations which require the extensive knowledge of law.
