Program Overview

Program Overview

The Prancz filologija (French Philology) program at Vilniaus universitetas (Vilnius University) is designed for students interested in international communication, cultural dialogue, journalism, diplomacy, or creative activities. The program focuses on the French language and the culture of the French-speaking world, including philosophy, cinema, literature, and contemporary media.

Program Details

• Qualification Level: Humanitarini moksl bakalauro laipsnis (Bachelor's degree in Humanities)
• Department: Filologijos fakultetas (Faculty of Philology)
• Duration: 4 years
• Location: Vilnius
• Study Field: Humanitariniai mokslai (Humanities)
• Study Program: Filologija pagal kalb (Philology by language)
• Credits: 240.0
• Study Form: Nuolatin (Full-time)
• Language: Lietuvi, Prancz (Lithuanian, French)

Program Plan

The program aims to develop students' French language competence, including grammar, spoken and written expression, text comprehension, and creation. It also explores the culture, literature, and history of ideas in France and the French-speaking world, from literary traditions to contemporary texts, media, cinema, and philosophy. Through elective courses and individual studies, students can shape their profile by choosing from linguistics, literature, culture, media, or practical skills.

Admission Requirements

• Minimum Requirements: For those who completed secondary education in 2026, the requirements include passing at least three state exams (Lithuanian language and literature, mathematics, and one elective subject) with a minimum average score of 50.
• Competition Score: The competition score is calculated based on the results of the state exams, with coefficients for different subjects.

Tuition Fees

• Annual Tuition Fee for Non-State Funded Places: 4,108 EUR

Scholarships and Financial Aid

• Scholarships: Available for academic achievements, research, sports, or social needs.
• State-Supported Loans: For studying and living expenses, administered by the State Studies Foundation.
• Tuition Fee Compensation: Possible for high academic achievements.
• Tuition Fee Reduction: Possible for active participation in research, cultural activities, sports, or for university employees under certain conditions.

Career Opportunities

Graduates can work as translators, journalists, public relations specialists, language teachers, or in tourism and hospitality. They can also find opportunities in embassies, the French Institute, EU institutions, international and business companies, where proficiency in French is required.

Why Choose This Program?

• Professor dr. Egl Kakut-Hagan: Highlights the program's focus on refinement, intellectuality, and respect for the individual, as well as its comprehensive approach to French language and culture.
• Emilija irait, Alumni: Shares her positive experience of studying French Philology, which opened doors to new opportunities and helped her develop valuable skills.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Individual Study Opportunities: Available from the second semester, allowing students to choose up to 25% of their courses from other study programs.
• Other Questions: Addressed through the university's contact and support services.