Allocation of places
Legal basis for action:
- Law of July 20, 2018. Law on Higher Education and Science (Journal of Laws of 2018, item 1668, as amended);
- Regulations on benefits for students and doctoral students of the Warsaw University of Life Sciences – Annex to the Rector’s Order.
In accordance with Art. 11. para. 5 of the Act of July 20, 2018. Law on Higher Education and Science, “The University may operate student dormitories and student canteens.” and Article 104. “A student may apply for:
1) accommodation in the university’s student house or board in the university’s student canteen;
2) accommodation for a spouse or child in the university’s student house.”
Allocation of places for current students
FOR CURRENT STUDENTS
ALLOCATION OF PLACES IN DORMITORIES FOR THE NEW ACADEMIC YEAR (2026/27)
Applications must be submitted online via the eHMS service (Virtual Dean’s Office) https://ehms.sggw.edu.pl. from 1 June 2026 to 15 August 2026 !!!
Before you can complete the electronic form on eHMS, you must ensure the following are done:
- You must manually enter the distance from your permanent residence to the University (in kilometers) into the eHMS system.
- All financial obligations to the University must be settled !!!
In accordance with Article 104 of the Act on Higher Education and Science: “A student may apply for:
1) accommodation in the University’s student dorm or meals in the University’s student canteen;
2) accommodation for a spouse or child in the University’s student dorm.”
In accordance with the regulations on student benefits at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences: “Priority in the allocation of a place in a student dorm is given to a student for whom daily commuting to the University would prevent or significantly hinder their studies, i.e. the distance from their place of permanent residence, measured by the shortest public road network to SGGW, is over 30 km or the one-way journey time exceeds 1.5 hours.”
Applications within 30 km will not be considered in the collective procedure unless you can prove that the one-way journey by the fastest transport mode takes more than 1.5 hours.
NOTE I: Providing false information will result in the immediate loss of your dormitory place.
NOTE II: ADiSS will strictly verify all distances entered.
Students wishing to apply for a place for a child are required, before submitting the online application, to contact ADiSS with a copy of the child’s birth certificate or a medical certificate stating the expected date of birth.
Further details are available via the link below:
Information for students following the submission of an online application for a place in the student dormitory for the 2026/2027 academic year
ADiSS announces that the list of students who have been allocated a place in the student dormitory for the 2026/2027 academic year will be published, by student ID number, on the following website, as well as in paper form at the Student Dorms and Canteens Administration – ADiSS (SGGW Campus, Building 38), likely in early September 2026.
At the same time as the list of students who have been allocated places in the student dorm for the 2026/2027 academic year is published, information will be posted on the following ADiSS website regarding the need for students who have been allocated places to book a specific date and room in a particular dorm. The notice will specify the exact booking deadline.
Priority for making a booking for the next academic year is given to students and prospects on the lists who have been allocated to a student dorm:
1) people with disabilities,
2) people with documented serious illnesses,
3) those raising children,
4) married couples where both spouses are students at SGGW (excluding DS Limba),
5) siblings (excluding DS Limba).
Applications for ADiSS to make priority bookings for the above-mentioned persons, including in special rooms, accompanied by the relevant documentation, will be accepted from 1 June 2026 to 18 August 2026.
Application form: application for a special reservation 2026
*Translated applicaton for information purposes only
PLEASE NOTE: A place in a dormitory, for the 2026/27 academic year, is a prerequisite for ADiSS to consider an application for priority booking!!!
Allocation of places for current students for the academic year 2025/2026
SGGW students interested in accommodation in SGGW dormitories in the 2025/2026 academic year are requested to report to the main office of the Student Housing and Canteen Administration (Limba dormitory) on working days between 9.00 am and 3.00 pm.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Accommodation in SGGW student dormitories
SGGW students can apply for accommodation in unused places every working day between 10 am and 3 pm.
Once you have been approved for accommodation, go immediately to the administration of the chosen dormitory to be accommodated in the allocated place. Failure to report to the dormitory office on the day your place is allocated will result in the loss of your place!!!
WHEN YOU ARRIVE AT THE ACCOMMODATION YOU MUST:
- show your identity card or passport.
- have a recent photo ID for your student card.
- have your own pen!
- be thoroughly familiar with the Regulations of the Warsaw University of Life Sciences dormitory, which should be confirmed by signing the appropriate declaration.
- Application for a place in a student hall of residence
- Consent form for a parent/legal guardian for a minor student/candidate to live in the SGGW dormitories
Transfer between residences will only take place at the end of the month if places are available.
Necessary prerequisites for a place:
- distance from the student’s place of residence to the university in km, as entered by the student in eHMS (understood as the shortest distance determined by the network of existing public roads),
- absence of any arrears (especially financial arrears) to the SGGW halls of residence!
ATTENTION: a student loses his/her place in the student residence in the event of
- graduation,
- suspension of student rights,
- loss of active student status,
- commence a dean’s leave, special leave or health leave, or wait to repeat a semester or a year,
- obtaining a place based on false data,
- transferring a place to a third party,
- being in arrears with payments for a place in a student residence hall for more than 3.5 months.
INFORMATION about the rules of room and segment settlement before check-out for residents of SGGW dormitories
- We settle accounts with the equipment taken from the storeroom during its opening hours, and make an appointment for the time of returning the room/segment,
- after collecting the room/segment, together with the storage card and the resident’s card, report to the office to check out from the DS.
Prepare the room and segment for collection:
- Remove stickers, wash or paint dirt from walls;
- Thoroughly clean: window, window sill, window frames, radiator, doors (including vents), door frames, floor (including behind and under couches and under cabinets and desks), tiles, terracotta, joints between wall and floor tiles, air grating, waste basket, mop bucket, bowl, lamps, lamp, mirrors, glass shelves, plastic bookcase (if included in the segment’s equipment) and other plastic items, etc. ;
- wash household appliances thoroughly, i.e. defrost and wash the fridge, slide out the fridge and wash the floor underneath. In addition, in ZDS-1 and ZDS-7 the hob and hood should be washed.
- 4 Thoroughly wash the bathroom and WC with particular attention to sink, sink and shower taps. Sanitary facilities (i.e. toilet, basins, shower tray) and taps are to be clean and limescale free.
- Furniture to be left clean (inside and out) not covered with placards, posters, stickers; wash couch inside and wood casing; wash swivel chair -plastic elements; wash protective plates on walls at kitchen cabinets, couch and table, wash table and/or chair legs;
- discard mop tip, used cloths and scourers;
- report damage to: contacts, locks, leaking taps and cisterns to reception for repair (note in the defects book);
- for damage caused by residents (broken glass, damaged furniture, blankets, bedding and other equipment), the resident is obliged to pay a financial contribution to the ZDS office in the amount of the repair costs price list or the value of the equipment according to the inventory books (the ZDS manager issues a receipt).
Earlier cleaning by all residents seems to be the most equitable and will not burden the last resident to move out of a segment or room with cleaning.
ATTENTION!!!
THE PERSON WHO IS THE LAST TO MOVE OUT OF A ROOM/SEGMENT IS ULTIMATELY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE TECHNICAL CONDITION AND CLEANLINESS!
We would like to remind you that it is the duty of every resident of the dormitory to pay their dues on time and to end each residence period with a zero balance!!!
The administrator of the data is the Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW) with its seat at Nowoursynowska 166 St. Personal data collected at the stage of submitting an application for a place in the SGGW Student Dormitory is collected only for the purposes related to the processing of the application, as well as the calculation of fees and possible complaints. Please be informed that each person submitting the above mentioned application has the right to access and correct their data. The provision of data is voluntary, but necessary for the above-mentioned purposes.
Allocation of places for candidates for studies
THE NEXT COLLECTIVE PROCEDURE FOR AWARDING PLACES TO CANDIDATES FOR STUDIES AT THE WARSAW UNIVERSITY OF LIFE SCIENCES FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2026/27 WILL COMMENCE IN JULY 2026.
The administrator of the data is the Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW) with its seat at Nowoursynowska 166 St. The personal data collected at the stage of submitting applications for a place in the SGGW Student Dormitory are collected exclusively for the purposes related to their processing, as well as the calculation of fees and, if applicable, the handling of complaints and claims. Please be informed that each person submitting the above mentioned application has the right to access and correct their data. The provision of data is voluntary, but necessary for the above-mentioned purposes.
Information for disabled people
The SGGW Administration of Student Houses and Canteens informs that students (and candidates for studies) with disabilities may apply in the first instance for rooms furnished or located in a way that facilitates the functioning of persons with limitations (e.g. mobility) that are the reason for the certificate.
Please submit your application for a special place or room, e.g. ground floor, single room or room arranged for a person in a wheelchair, by the specified deadline (usually the last days of August) after submitting the ‘Application for accommodation in the student residence’ accompanied by a certificate or other documentation that confirms your special housing needs. It is also possible to submit such an application during the academic year, but we cannot then guarantee that it can be granted in a timely manner!