Degrees: Bachelor's studies (university)

The Language and Artificial Intelligence Management programme offers a unique opportunity to become a leader in the integration of language and AI. Designed for students interested in both linguistics and cutting-edge AI technologies, this programme prepares graduates to excel as Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) prompt engineers and language professionals, capable of navigating and shaping the intersection of language, technology, and human communication.

With expertise in both English linguistics and the application of AI, graduates will be equipped to work across a wide range of industries—research, security, politics, media, and education. Whether designing AI prompts to optimise machine learning, evaluating content generated by AI, or ensuring the ethical use of language in AI applications, this programme offers a comprehensive skill set for the future of digital communication.

Practical Expertise for the AI Revolution
The programme offers hands-on training in natural language processing (NLP), AI content evaluation, and prompt engineering. Students will learn how to apply their linguistic knowledge to work effectively with AI systems, ensuring that these technologies serve humanity while avoiding errors, bias, and ethical issues.

What Will You Achieve?
Upon completion of the programme, you will have developed the following skills:

• Fluent English proficiency (C1 level): Communicating effectively and critically in English, considering social, cultural, and contextual factors in every interaction.
• Content creation and editing: Producing, editing, and evaluating written, spoken, and multimodal texts, taking into account various cultural and contextual nuances.
• AI content evaluation: Analyzing and identifying issues with AI-generated content, ensuring that it meets high-quality standards and is free from errors or biases.
• Effective AI prompting: Developing strategic prompts that guide AI systems to generate accurate, relevant, and targeted outputs.
• Linguistic analysis of AI-generated content: Using appropriate linguistic theories to evaluate and analyse AI-generated language phenomena at various levels (phonetic, syntactic, semantic, etc.).
• AI ethics and manipulation detection: Applying linguistic knowledge to detect and address unethical content or psychological manipulation within AI-generated outputs.
• AI systems development: Understanding the basic programming languages and tools used in AI development, and being able to contribute to the design, training, and optimisation of AI models.
• Advanced machine learning and NLP: Mastering the technologies and algorithms necessary to ensure effective communication between humans and machines, using the latest natural language processing techniques.

A Future-Oriented Programme
Designed to meet the growing demand for professionals who can combine linguistic expertise with AI, this programme prepares students for a wide range of exciting career paths. Graduates will be ready to lead in the fast-evolving AI landscape, ensuring that language continues to be at the heart of technological advancement.

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The Economics and Management programme is tailored for aspiring professionals seeking a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills in economics, management, business, and risk management—an ideal foundation for general management roles. This programme equips students with the tools to navigate the complexities of economic systems, anticipate and interpret market changes, and apply principles of sustainable development in decision-making processes.

By mastering economic and financial analysis methods, digital tools, and business analytics, students learn to craft innovative managerial solutions that meet the demands of both local and international markets. The programme’s outcomes align with the core qualifications of the social sciences, meeting job market requirements and student aspirations while fostering skills that are globally relevant.

Real-World Skills That Make a Difference
Graduates of this programme develop a versatile skill set, enabling them to tackle the challenges of modern business environments with confidence and creativity. From analysing economic phenomena to implementing effective managerial strategies, the programme ensures students are ready to lead with impact.

What Will You Achieve?
By completing the programme, you will:

• Develop strong analytical and critical thinking skills.
• Enhance your ability to work both independently and collaboratively in teams.
• Communicate effectively and proactively, generating innovative ideas and justifying solutions with well-reasoned arguments.
• Gain a comprehensive understanding of economic principles, methods, and their interdisciplinary applications in professional contexts.
• Use qualitative and quantitative research methods to process statistical data, analyse economic trends, and forecast organisational performance.
• Create managerial tools to achieve organisational economic goals.
• Solve financial management challenges using theoretical knowledge of public financial management.
• Select and implement effective marketing strategies to drive sales and strengthen organisational competitiveness.
• Evaluate the impact of human and social capital on organisational development, identifying optimal solutions for stakeholders.

Whether you aspire to lead a company, manage economic strategies, or drive organisational success, the Economics and Management programme provides the expertise, practical experience, and global perspective needed to thrive in today’s competitive business landscape.

In today’s data-driven and fast-evolving world, the Economics and Finance programme provides an exceptional opportunity to gain expertise in economics, finance, and data analysis—skills that are increasingly in demand across industries. This programme is designed to equip you with the ability to analyse and interpret complex financial and economic data, enabling businesses to achieve sustainable growth and competitive market positioning.

Based in Lithuania, a growing hub for the Fintech sector, the programme offers unique insights into modern financial products, technologies, and regulatory frameworks. You’ll be fully prepared to navigate and influence this dynamic and innovative industry.

Practical Experience for Real-World Success
A compulsory internship ensures you gain hands-on experience in your chosen field. Whether working with private companies, public institutions, or organisations in Lithuania’s booming Fintech sector, you’ll have the chance to explore career paths and secure paid placements. With over 80% of graduates finding employment soon after completing the programme, you’ll be well-positioned for a successful career.

What Will You Learn?
As a graduate of this programme, you will:

• Develop a deep understanding of various information systems design methodologies and strategic decision-support systems, enhancing organisational efficiency.
• Explore opportunities to integrate IT systems with business strategies, improving decision-making and competitive advantage.
• Analyse the interaction between information systems and users, focusing on usability, productivity, and user satisfaction.
• Gain advanced knowledge of project management, including the application of PMP (Project Management Professional) strategies, ensuring effective project delivery within defined constraints.

Whether your ambition is to become a financial analyst, an economic policy expert, or a leader in the Fintech industry, the Economics and Finance programme will provide the skills, experience, and confidence needed to excel in an ever-changing economic environment.

Aim

The Sculpture programme aims at educating a generation of independent artists, who are able to adequately evaluate art processes of the present world and take part in them.

Profile of study programme

During the studies skills of communication, idea presentation in written and spoken form are developed, qualities of being organised and socially responsible are developed, relations with art theory and management institutions are taught. Sculptors with the BA qualification are able to independently define the field of their interests, professionally create sculptures, objects for interior and public spaces, create installations in contemporary art spaces or specific places, execute performances, create light, sound and media works, study in the second study cycle.

Profile of study programme

Program graduates are granted theoretical knowledge of general university education and study field, knowledge and understanding of art history development, artistic techniques and technologies and their development, ability to apply that knowledge (deepen, systematize, evaluate and apply in broader contemporary interdisciplinary contexts, professional activity);
Understanding and ability to apply the knowledge of heritage protection, underlying principles and laws of cultural properties management, restoration development and ethics of movable cultural properties;
Understanding and ability to apply the knowledge of cultural property analysis (historical, art criticism, chemical and physical research), restoration process, its techniques and technologies, their innovations, global practice of restoration;
Understanding, knowledge of an X movable cultural property (depending on chosen specialization) and ability to apply it in restoration, i.e. will have competence to solve incomplex or medium-complexity restoration problems (depending on specialization) of an X cultural property, prepare a restoration project (including analysis of a cultural property), to argue in favour of aptitude of intended restoration procedures and competently carry them out (i.e. will know and be able to apply means and methods of preventive protection, conservation, incomplex or medium-complexity restoration and renewal); ability according to the requirements record and document restoration process of a cultural property;
Competence to independently carry out the analysis of a cultural property according to the requirements for heritage protection (gathering and documenting information and data, systematization, evaluation, summation, presenting the analysis in a set form), where one demonstrates knowledge and application of appropriate historical and art criticism, physical (and chemical) research, analysis methods and resources; ability to evaluate, interpret analysis results and purposefully apply them in solving problems of restoration.