Felix Ebberg from Dortmund University of Applied Sciences studied informatics at Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) for six months. ‘I will definitely come back here. I already have experience of living in Lithuania. And once I have the education I may even be willing to start my professional career here’, says Ebberg, a KTU study exchange student from Germany. How did you choose KTU for study exchange? I wanted to study abroad and was considering Australia, but then I realised how expensive it was. I have studied in Finland through Erasmus exchange programme where I met students from other countries, […]
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New Joint Master’s Degree Programme Work and Organizational Psychology is offered by MRU jointly along with Tallinn’s University of Technology (TUT) in Estonia. After completion of the programme, students will receive a double diploma in Master of Psychology. Students, applying for the “Work and Organizational Psychology” programme’s state non-financed place, can apply for EU structural fund-financed study places. The way study places will be financed from EU funds is as follows: Up to 10 students applying for a state non-financed place can apply for EU structural funds-financed place; A student agreeing to study in an EU structural funds financed place […]
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Recently we published a quick poll on our website in both English and Russian languages, asking what brought you to studyinlithuania.lt. We found out, that 31% of our visitors at the english version of the site are interested in MA programmes (compared to 28% in Russian version), 28% – in BA programmes (compared to 42%) and 27% and 13% respectively came here to learn more about Lithuanian Universities and Colleges. Thank you for taking part and keep an eye for future polls! This helps us a great deal to further perfect this site. Don’t forget that in case you can’t […]
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If you were in Lithuania at the moment, you would be quick to realize that all the chatter and talks in bars and pubs across the country is about one thing and one thing only – world championship of basketball, which is currently held in Spain. Lithuanians are mad about various sports and follow national sportsmen religiously. If you are a person who understands this passion, come to study Sports in a country which almost comes to a standstill when our sportsmen are competing! Famous Lithuanian sportsmen – our disk thrower Virgilijus Alekna, sprinter Rytis Sakalauskas and, most recently, our […]
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Students can now apply to the School of American Law, established at Mykolas Romeris University (MRU) in conjunction with the Chicago-Kent College of Law – the application process is open until the 15th of October. For the second year in a row, the School offers 120-hours of specialized American law courses taking 2 semesters and which are taught by full-time professors from the Chicago-Kent College of Law. One of the main advantages of the programme is that it allows a fast track and direct access to U.S. LL.M with faster completion time. Also, there is a possibility to work and […]
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From the 10th to 12th of October our team together with representatives of 14 Lithuanian Universities and Universities of Applied sciences will take part in the 8th Azerbaijan International Education and Career Exhibition. More details about the place and exhibition here. And here is the full list of our participating institutions: Aleksandras Stulginskis University Alytaus Kolegija University of applied science International School of Law and Business ISM University of Management and Economics Kaunas University of Technology Kauno Kolegija University of Applied Sciences LCC International University Lithuanian University of Educational Sciences Mykolas Romeris University VILNIUS BUSINESS COLLEGE Vilnius College Vilnius Gediminas […]
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We often praise how Lithuanians are among top bilingual nations in Europe, but it gets even better with the recent survey from Eurobarometer (organized by the European Commision). This research showed that, on average, a single Lithuanian can converse in 2.7 languages. Another interesting metric is the median number of languages spoken. This number means that if you were to order all Lithuanians to stand in line – the guy or girl in the middle would speak exactly that number of languages. In our case – 2,5 means that about a half (45-55%) of Lithuanians speak 2 languages, and the […]
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Every year, one of the key journals for travelers Lonely Planet forms a list of 10 countries which are absolutely must-see in the coming year. And guess who made it to the list at a solid #3? Well, we wouldn’t publish this news bulletin here otherwise, would we? After #1 Singapore and #2 Namibia, comes #3 Lithuania (the full list can be found here. If you were considering to study abroad, why not chose a country which has been voted a top destination for travels? Let’s be honest – studying is one thing, but during those few years that you […]
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1589 international students began their degree studies in Lithuania this autumn, bringing the total of international students to 4618. This continues a steady growth of 10-15% every year, and the trend is not likely to reverse. Last year, when we made a survey asking whether international students in Lithuania would recommend us to their friends, nine out of ten agreed that they would. Now we can say – they did and they still do! If you were considering to study abroad – why not chose a country which has a proven track record of an increasing number of satisfied students […]
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Christmas is less than two weeks away, it is starting to snow from time to time, trees with Christmas lights are all over the place and we can officially state that we are ready to celebrate! 😉 Christmas is one of the most important festivities of the year in Lithuania, and we have some special traditions attached to it. For example on the Eve of Christmas, Lithuanians gather for a supper which has to consist of at least 12 dishes (all meatless). We break bread, say a prayer and feast. This happens after whole day without food, so you can […]
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A good week ago Study in Lithuania team together with representatives from 9 Lithuanian institutions of Higher Education took part in a roadshow of higher education fairs organized by the European Higher Education Fairs (EHEF) in India. During an intensive week we covered New Dheli, Bangalore and Kolkata, where we meet more than 4500 potential students from all over India. Where you among them? Are you finding it easy enough to find all of the relevant details on our site? Even if you have missed us, here is a run-down of the most frequent enquiries from these fairs. Engineering, both […]
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Few minutes into the 2015 Lithuanian prime minister Algirdas Butkevicius withdrew the first symbolic euro note from an ATM, after which anyone in Lithuania could do it themselves, as Lithuania became the 19th member of the euro bloc countries. Few days ago we still operated with Litas, a national currency which served Lithuania well for more than two decades, but from 1st of January everything is priced in euros. If you have some litas saved, you will be able to change them to euros free of charge at the rate of 1 euro to 3.45 litas (or spend them in […]
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