This college does not recruit on-the-job doctoral students.

According to the admissions policy of the Lodz Conservatory of Music in Poland, the college currently only recruits full-time doctoral students and does not recruit in-service doctoral students. This means that only those students who are able to engage in study and research full-time are eligible to apply for the Faculty's doctoral programs. PhD programs at the Lodz Conservatoire in Poland typically require students to devote themselves to research and study in order to complete course requirements and research projects. Part-time doctoral students may not be able to meet this requirement because they often need to balance work and study at the same time, and time and energy constraints may affect their performance and progress in their doctoral studies.

The Polish Academy of Music in Lodz is one of the most important music conservatories in Poland, located in Lodz, Poland. Founded in 1810, the academy is one of the oldest conservatories in the world. The college offers a wide range of music education programs, including undergraduate, master's and doctoral programs.