Lodz University of Technology

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The Technical University of Łódź (Polish: Politechnika Łódzka ) is a technical university in the Polish city of Lodz. The Technical University of Łódź was born on 24 May 1945, 525 students at the then first four institutes: Institute of Mechanical, Electrical Department, Chemistry Institute and Textile Fibers Institute.

Faculties

Today studying at the Technical University of Łódź approximately 20,000 students in nine faculties:

• Faculty of Engineering
• Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
• Faculty of Chemistry
• Faculty of Material Sciences and Textiles Design
• Faculty of Biotechnology and Food Sciences
• Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Environmental Planning
• Faculty of Technical Physics, computer science and applied mathematics
• Faculty of Organizational Planning and Management
• Department of Environmental Protection and Environmental

Student radio Żak

From III. Dorm Politechnika is since May 18, 1959, the " student radio Żak " ( Studenckie Radio Żak Politechniki Łódzkiej ), one of the oldest college radio stations in Poland operated. Today the radio is to receive both FM 88.8 MHz and via live stream on the Internet.

Rectors

• Prof. Bohdan Stefanowski 1945 - 1948
• Prof. Osman Achmatowicz 1948 - 1952
• Prof. Bolesław Konorski 1952 - 1953
• Prof. Mieczysław Klimek 1953 - 1962
• Prof. Jerzy Werner 1962 - 1968
• Prof. Mieczysław Serwiński 1968 - 1975
• Prof. Edward Galas 1975 - 1981

• Prof. Jerzy Kroh 1981 - 1987
• Prof. Czesław Strumiłło 1887 - 1990
• Prof. Jan Krysiński 1990 - 1996
• Prof. Józef Mayer 1996 - 2002
• Prof. Jan Krysiński 2002 - 2008
• Prof. Stanisław Bielecki 2008 -

Gallery

International Faculty of Engineering

Rector of the Technical University of Łódź

Faculty of Technical Physics, computer science and applied mathematics

Faculty of Biotechnology and Food Sciences

Memorial of Prof. Bohdan Stefanowski