SPORT AT #UniLodz

Did you know that Jakub Kraska, who represented Poland at the Olympic swimming pool in Tokyo, studies at UniLodz? There are also bronze medallists of the European Judo Kata Championships (the current bronze medallists of the European Championships are seven-time Polish champions!) and the Academic World Champion in shooting sports – Katarzyna Komorowska among us. Klaudia Wojtunik – senior vice-champion in the 100 m hurdles, Agnieszka Bednarek  –  Polish champion under 23 in the triple jump or Patrycja Skupień  –  bronze medallist of the Polish Senior Championships in judo also study in Lodz. Representatives of UniLodz during the Polish Championships for People with Disabilities took second place in beach volleyball and third place in sitting beach volleyball. We also have among us titled tennis players, swimmers, runners, judokas, karate and volleyball players. There is a lot to boast about!

AZS of the University of Lodz is looking for creative and active people who are passionate about sport, organisation of sports and integration events for students, as well as those who want to have an impact on student life. If you want to play sports at the university or prove yourself as an organiser of sports events, join the Academic Sports Association of the University of Lodz!

The University of Lodz Sports Facility is a modern facility with excellent infrastructure and equipment, where you can spend your time actively. The facility consists of a sports hall, a swimming pool and rooms intended for various sports activities equipped with a number of devices, such as: Body Ball balls, dumbbells, Thera Band tapes, steps, Fit-Ball balls and dumbbells.

Students of the University of Lodz can use the offer of the facility as part of PE classes, as well as additionally, using a discount prepared especially for the student community. For other people interested in active recreation, the facility has also prepared a number of discounts.

As part of physical education classes at the University of Lodz, you can practice a variety of sports: volleyball, basketball, yoga, Nordic walking, ballroom dancing or fitness. You can also improve swimming techniques, explore the secrets of bridge and self-defence. Useful information about the classes that take place as part of physical education at our university – timetables, information about the lecturers, facilities in which physical education takes place and the disciplines you can choose from can be found by clicking on the tile below.