Program Overview

Program Overview

The Communication Sciences program is designed to prepare students for a career in communication, providing them with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in this field. The program focuses on strategic and corporate communication, political communication, media heritage communication, and communication philosophy.

Program Details

• Qualification: Social Sciences Master's degree
• Department: Faculty of Communication
• Duration: 2 years
• City: Vilnius
• Study field: Communication
• Credits: 120.0
• Study form: Full-time
• Language: Lithuanian

Admission Requirements

• Applicants must have a Bachelor's degree or equivalent.
• Admission requirements and competition rules are specified in the Competition Rules Table.
• The admission process consists of three stages, and applicants can submit up to 6 applications in the first and second stages, and up to 3 applications in the additional stage.

Tuition Fees

• The annual tuition fee for a non-state-funded place is 4,606 EUR.

Scholarships

• Students can apply for scholarships based on their academic performance, research activities, or social needs.
• The university offers various types of scholarships, including those for academic excellence, research, and social support.

Loan Compensation

• Students can receive compensation for their tuition fees based on their academic performance.
• The compensation amount varies depending on the student's performance, ranging from 30% to 100% of the tuition fee.

Career Opportunities

• The program prepares students for careers in communication, including roles such as communication specialist, project manager, and consultant.
• Graduates can work in various fields, including private and public sectors, non-governmental organizations, and academia.

Research Areas

• The program focuses on communication sciences, including strategic and corporate communication, political communication, media heritage communication, and communication philosophy.
• Students can conduct research in various areas, including communication theory, media studies, and public relations.

Additional Information

• The program is taught in Lithuanian, but international students can apply if they have a good command of the language.
• The university offers support for international students, including language courses and cultural adaptation programs.
• Students can participate in exchange programs and internships to gain practical experience and broaden their perspectives.