Lazarski University (reviews)

At this university, students are exposed to a multitude of practical, intriguing, and challenging subjects, providing a truly exceptional hands-on learning experience that I thoroughly enjoyed. The program and classes are outstanding, facilitated by exceptional professors who are deeply committed to their students’ success. The university employs modern teaching and learning techniques, supported by effective programs designed for student success. The professors are supportive and passionate, fostering an excellent academic environment overall.

One of the best private universities you can study in Poland. Not all teachers, but many of them are student-friendly. They have really good activities for student life and the staff are very friendly and helpful. I recommend it to everyone

Łazarski, is a private university. That is important to understand because while, there are a lot of activities and experiences for students, they also have a lot of rules and are quite strict when it comes to some of them. I think the facilities are nice and new, however there is a sense that no one really cares about helping you. The offices are unclear sometimes, teachers seem to care a bit more about attendance than you actually comprehending the knowledge. This doesn’t refer to all teachers however alot of them will try to push their beliefs on to the class through the information they are giving. Overall it’s a nice university, but I think they should improve some of their rules and review their professor’s better.

I guess in Lazarski a lot depends on the programme you’re studying. My programme (double-degree IRES) had quite a good and interesting curriculum and possibilities to choose more preferred subjects. Additionally, I liked lecturers, teachers, as they were always well-prepared and interesting to listen. For the whole learning journey I didn’t face any issues with lecturers. University also gives great possibility to participate in different initiatives and join student clubs (negotiate, debate clubs) to develop your skills.
Apart from that, I didn’t face issues looking for a job and started working in corporate from the 3rd year of studies.
The biggest con I see is the schedule, sometimes it was hard to combine work and studies, there could be lecture at 10AM and then at 13PM so the day was a bit broken because of that.