University of Humanities and Economics in Lodz - AHE (reviews)

Communication with lecturers and the dean’s office is difficult, and information about changes is often provided very late. Overall, my experience has led me to decide not to continue my studies here, I will only complete my bachelor’s degree and pursue further education elsewhere. Additionally, the program itself is unsatisfactory, and I feel that I have learned very little.

The professors are very helpful and have a wealth of knowledge. Unfortunately, there are often problems contacting the dean’s office. At this university, there is the opportunity for further professional development as well as organizing exhibitions of works/drawings. Unfortunately, the Adobe package used to be available to students for free, but that has changed this year, so keep that in mind.

I would highly recommend this university for grahpic designers and artists. Professors are very helpful and have a wealth of knowledge. Unfortunately, there are often problems contacting the dean’s office. At this university, there is the opportunity for further professional development as well as organizing exhibitions of works/drawings. Unfortunately, the Adobe package used to be available to students for free, but that has changed this year, so keep that in mind.

Studying at the University of Humanities and Economics in Łódź (AHE) has been a unique experience, especially for anyone interested in combining arts and business. The courses here are creative and flexible, encouraging self-expression alongside rigorous academic standards. I appreciate that the professors give us room to explore our interests, but they’re always available to guide us when needed. The campus has a modern feel, with plenty of spaces designed for both studying and collaboration. Living in Łódź is affordable, with many options for student accommodation and a lively cultural scene. One drawback is that some administrative processes can feel a bit slow, but the friendly staff usually help resolve any issues.