Languages: German

The programme develops the student’s written and spoken communication skills in English (C1) and German (B2-C1) essential for a successful career. The curriculum includes a variety of courses aimed to help students develop their language skills as well as advanced skills in the fields of linguistic research and intercultural communication.

Why this programme?

• The English and Another Foreign Language (German) programme is based on a student-centred approach. It is designed to foster the student’s learning motivation while developing his/her competencies necessary in order to meet the needs of social and personal development, both in the local and global labour market. It also helps a student to acquire the general and subject-specific competencies compatible with a Bachelor’s degree, which will prepare the student for further studies or work.
• Vilnius University is a classical university with 444 years of academic traditions and the widest range of study programmes in Lithuania. The university offers an academic environment that is focused on excellence in research and teaching. Vilnius University is 1st in Lithuania, according to the national rankings. It is also among the 1.5 percent of Top Universities and among the Best 300 Universities in the World in the field of linguistics, according to the QS World University Rankings by Subject.
• Geographically speaking, Lithuania is located at the crossroads between East and West. From the very first days of their foundation, both Vilnius and Vilnius University have been multinational and multilingual. Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, is a multicultural city and a centre of political, economic, cultural and intellectual importance. Vilnius Old Town is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, in recognition of its universal value and original features, as well as being one of the most beautiful cities of the Old Continent with the largest Baroque Old Town in Eastern and Central Europe.

What’s after?

• This programme allows students to build successful careers in a wide variety of fields, including international business, tourism and public service. Our graduates find employment as translators, mediators, proofreaders, language advisors, lexicographers, digital copywriters, content creators and public servants. They may also choose to go into publishing, marketing, working for foreign embassies, governments and the EU institutions, or for the (inter)national media, etc.
• Upon the completion of the programme, graduates will have developed the necessary skills to pursue their Master’s degree in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. They will have a wide range of options in the fields of psychology, education, political science, international relations, history, fine arts, design, sociology, and so many more, with further specific areas of specialisation available.