Program Overview

Program Overview

The Lietuvi filologija ir est kalba program at Vilniaus universitetas is a unique blend of two languages and cultures, offering students a comprehensive understanding of Lithuanian and Estonian languages, literatures, and cultures.

Program Description

This program combines the study of Lithuanian and Estonian languages, literatures, and cultures, providing students with a deep understanding of the linguistic, literary, and cultural aspects of both countries. Students will gain a solid foundation in Lithuanian language and literature, as well as a comprehensive introduction to Estonian language and culture.

Program Objectives

The program aims to:

• Provide students with a deep understanding of Lithuanian and Estonian languages, literatures, and cultures
• Develop students' critical thinking and analytical skills
• Enable students to communicate effectively in both Lithuanian and Estonian languages
• Prepare students for careers in education, culture, communication, and creative industries

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for the program, applicants must:

• Have a high school diploma or equivalent
• Meet the minimum requirements for admission, which include:
  • Passing at least three state exams (Lithuanian language and literature, mathematics, and a student's chosen subject)
  • Achieving a minimum average score of 50 in the three state exams
• Provide additional documents, such as a diploma supplement and a certificate of language proficiency, if required

Tuition Fees

The annual tuition fee for the program is 4,108 EUR.

Scholarship Opportunities

Vilniaus universitetas offers various scholarship opportunities for students, including:

• Scholarships for academic excellence
• Scholarships for social and cultural activities
• Scholarships for students with financial difficulties

Career Prospects

Graduates of the program can pursue careers in:

• Education
• Culture
• Communication
• Creative industries
• Research and academia

Program Structure

The program consists of four years of study, with a total of 240 credits. The program includes courses in:

• Lithuanian language and literature
• Estonian language and culture
• Linguistics
• Literary theory
• Cultural studies

Assessment and Evaluation

Students will be assessed and evaluated through a combination of:

• Exams
• Coursework
• Projects
• Presentations

Additional Information

For more information about the program, please contact the university's admissions office.