EXCEPTIONAL ACADEMIC COMMUNITY

The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin (KUL) is the oldest university in Lublin and the first catholic university in Central and Eastern Europe.

KUL today is a well-known academic centre, which is highly valued in Europe and globally. It is a modern, innovative and dynamically developing university with traditions and great scientific achievements, highly rated by students and graduates. At KUL, Polish and foreign students can choose from a wide range of faculties and fields of study. It is an open university that welcomes people of all religious denominations. Lectures and classes at KUL are conducted by highly qualified academic staff, who excel as teachers and researchers in diverse academic disciplines. Graduates of KUL enjoy a high employability. A lot of our graduates hold prestigious positions in world-renowned institutions in Poland and abroad.

 AN INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY

KUL is a co-founder and member of many organizations and associations. At present, the University cooperates with over 200 foreign research institutions. KUL is an active participant of the ERASMUS+ programme, which is designed to enhance the quality of academic education through encouragement of international cooperation between universities and through supporting student and employee mobility. The School of Polish Language and Culture is one of the most experienced language training establishments in Poland. It offers intensive Polish language courses, which are divided into summer courses, a year-round programme as well as individual programmes. The university also runs a highly active International Student Support Centre, providing comprehensive assistance to international students.

 EXCELLENT TEACHING INFRASTRUCTURE

KUL is proud to operate a University campus situated in the heart of Lublin. The whole campus is organized around the oldest, 18th-century Main Building, built in a rectangular form. Connected to this facility are modern university venues. There is one more KUL campus in Lublin – the “Poczekajka” (Western) Campus. The location comprises teaching buildings with laboratories and student dormitories. KUL also has a state-of-the-art sports facility with pitches, gyms, halls for combat sports and tennis courts.