Incoming Students

Accommodation / Dormitories

Find practical information about dormitory accommodation, private housing options and estimated living costs for incoming students at Kujawy and Pomorze University in Bydgoszcz.

Accommodation

Find a place to stay before you arrive

Kujawy and Pomorze University in Bydgoszcz provides incoming students with practical information about accommodation options in the city. Students may request dormitory accommodation or look for a private room or apartment, depending on availability, budget and individual needs.

Dormitory accommodation should be arranged before arrival. If you are an Erasmus+ student or an international candidate, contact the university early to confirm current room availability, prices, required forms and arrival details.

Accommodation options

Choose the accommodation option that fits your stay

Students coming to Bydgoszcz can consider dormitory accommodation, private rental options and monthly living costs before planning their arrival.

Dormitory accommodation

Students may request a place in a dormitory before arrival. Availability, room type and current prices should be confirmed with the university.

Private room rental

A private room can be an alternative for students who prefer independent housing or need flexible rental conditions in Bydgoszcz.

Apartment rental

Renting a whole flat may be suitable for students who want more independence, but it usually requires a higher monthly budget and a deposit.

Living costs in Bydgoszcz

Before arrival, students should estimate accommodation, food, transport and everyday expenses for the full period of study or mobility.

Before arrival

What to arrange before coming to Bydgoszcz

Accommodation should be planned early, especially if you need a dormitory room, visa documents or arrival support from the university.

Confirm room

availability

Contact the university to check whether dormitory places

are available for your planned period of stay.

Prepare your

monthly budget

Include accommodation, food, transport, study materials and

personal expenses when planning your stay in Poland.

Send required

information

If a dormitory form or temporary residence details are required,

prepare and send them before your arrival.

Accommodation guide

Accommodation and estimated living costs

Use this overview to compare dormitory accommodation, private housing and basic monthly expenses in Bydgoszcz. Current room availability and prices should always be confirmed with the university before arrival.

For incoming students

Dormitory from 500 to 750 PLN

Estimated monthly cost depending on room type and current availability.

Private room 700 to 900 PLN

Average private room rental cost indicated in university information.

Living expenses 500 to 700 PLN

Estimated monthly food and everyday expenses, excluding accommodation.

Option / Cost	Estimated amount	What it includes	Recommended action
Dormitory, single room	750 PLN per month	Single room option in a student dormitory, subject to availability. Bills are indicated as included in the Erasmus+ accommodation information.	Contact the university early and confirm current availability, price and required form.
Dormitory, double room	500 to 550 PLN per month	Two-person room option in dormitory accommodation, with shared facilities such as kitchen and showers on the floor.	Ask whether double rooms are available for your mobility or study period.
Private room	700 to 900 PLN per month	A room rented privately in Bydgoszcz. Conditions, contract length and additional costs depend on the owner.	Check rental websites and verify the contract, deposit and location before making a decision.
Private apartment	2000 to 2700 PLN per month	An independent flat rented privately. A deposit may also be required before moving in.	Plan a higher monthly budget and confirm whether the owner accepts short-term rental.
Rental deposit	1500 to 2500 PLN	Refundable deposit for private apartment rental, usually returned at the end of the rental period if the flat is not damaged.	Confirm deposit rules in writing before signing any rental agreement.
Food and daily expenses	500 to 700 PLN per month	Estimated food and everyday expenses for one student, excluding accommodation.	Include these costs in your monthly study budget.
Public transport	Student discounts may apply	Student transport discounts are usually connected with holding a valid student ID.	Confirm current ticket prices after receiving your student ID.

The amounts above are provided for planning purposes only. Prices, room availability and administrative requirements may change, so students should confirm current details with the International Office or the relevant university unit before arrival.

How to Apply Contact International Office

Need help with accommodation?

If you are an international candidate, Erasmus+ student or academic partner, contact the university to confirm dormitory availability, private housing guidance and current arrival information.