Located in Lodz, Poland, Lodz Film School was founded in 1948 and is one of the oldest film schools in the world. The school is divided into four departments: Film and Television Directing, Direction of Photography and Television Production, Film Art Organization, and Acting. Foreign students who do not know Polish are required to complete a one-year Polish language course before beginning their studies.
All departments offer a five-year consolidated Masters program, aside from Film and TV Organization that offers a three-year Bachelors program and a two-year Masters program.
All departments offer a five-year consolidated Masters program, aside from Film and TV Organization that offers a three-year Bachelors program and a two-year Masters program.
Tuition Details
€31,000 - €62,000 for a 5 year consolidated Masters program.
€8,000- €14,000 for the Film and Art Organization program.
€8,000- €14,000 for the Film and Art Organization program.
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