Program Overview

Program Overview

The Economics and Finance program at Vilniaus Universitetas is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in economics, finance, and data analysis. The program aims to equip students with the skills to work with large datasets, interpret them, and make informed decisions.

Program Details

• Qualification Level: Bachelor's degree in Social Sciences
• Department: Faculty of Economics and Business Administration
• Duration: 4 years
• City: Vilnius
• Study Field: Economics
• Credits: 240.0
• Study Form: Full-time
• Language: Lithuanian

Admission Requirements

• Minimum Requirements:
  • For students who completed secondary education in 2026:
    • Pass at least 3 state exams (Lithuanian language and literature, mathematics, and one elective subject)
    • Achieve a minimum average score of 50 in the 3 state exams
  • For students who completed secondary education before 2026: check the requirements according to their graduation year

Tuition Fees

• Annual Tuition Fee for non-state-funded places: 3,300 EUR

Scholarships

• Vilniaus Universitetas offers scholarships for excellent academic performance, active research, sports, or social activities, as well as social support for students in difficult life situations.

State-Funded Loans

• Students can apply for state-funded loans to cover tuition fees or living expenses during their studies.
• Loan types:
  • Loan for tuition fees
  • Loan for living expenses
  • Loan for partial studies abroad

Reduction of Tuition Fees

• Tuition fees can be reduced for:
  • Active research activities (up to 100% reduction)
  • Active cultural activities (up to 90% reduction)
  • Active sports activities (up to 100% reduction)
  • University employees (up to 70% reduction)

Career Prospects

• Graduates of the Economics and Finance program can pursue careers in banking, investment management, financial analysis, fintech, or consulting.
• They can also work in economic policy, public finance, or macroeconomic analysis in government institutions, research centers, or central banks.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What are individual studies?: Individual studies allow students to choose a portion of their courses from other faculties, starting from the second semester.
• Can I work while studying?: Yes, but it is recommended to prioritize studies and allocate time for self-study and assignments.
• Can I go abroad for studies?: Yes, Vilniaus Universitetas offers various exchange programs and scholarships for studying abroad.

Testimonials

• Algimantas Laurinaviius, Alumnus: "Studying at Vilniaus Universitetas provided me with a strong foundation in economics and finance, which I applied in my professional career."
• Laima Jukneviit, Executive Director: "The Economics and Finance program at Vilniaus Universitetas gave me a great start in my career, and I appreciate the skills and knowledge I acquired during my studies."