| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2026-09-01 | - |
Program Overview
Program Overview
The Teis (Law) program at Vilniaus universitetas (Vilnius University) is a comprehensive course of study that encompasses various aspects of law, including theoretical and practical knowledge. The program aims to equip students with a deep understanding of legal principles, rules, and practices, enabling them to pursue successful careers in the field of law.
Program Details
- Qualification Level: Teiss magistro laipsnis (Master's level in Law)
- Department: Teiss fakultetas (Faculty of Law)
- Duration: 5 years
- Location: Vilnius
- Study Field: Teis (Law)
- Study Program: Teis (Law)
- Credits: 300.0
- Study Form: Nuolatin (Full-time)
- Language: Lietuvi (Lithuanian)
Admission Requirements
- Minimum Requirements:
- For those who completed secondary education in 2026 or later, the requirements include passing at least 3 state exams with a minimum score.
- The average score of the three state exams must be at least 50.
- Additional Requirements:
- In some cases, additional documents may be required for admission, such as diploma recognition and grade conversion.
- Students may also need to provide additional documents to be eligible for extra points.
Competitive Score
The competitive score is calculated based on the results of state exams and other assessments. The subjects and their respective coefficients are:
- Istorija (History): 0.4
- Matematika or Informacins technologijos or Usienio kalba (Mathematics or Information Technology or Foreign Language): 0.2
- Any other subject not overlapping with the above: 0.2
- Lietuvi kalba ir literatra (Lithuanian Language and Literature): 0.2
Additional Points
Additional points can be awarded for achievements such as winning places in olympiads or competitions, high grades in the final project, or volunteer work. These points can increase the competitive score and improve chances of admission.
Application Process
- Choose a Study Program: Explore all available bachelor's and integrated study programs and their requirements. Consider your interests, strengths, and professional ambitions.
- Check for Additional Requirements: Ensure you meet the minimum requirements and check if any additional requirements apply to you.
- Submit an Application: Applications are submitted through the LAMA BPO system. During the main admission phase, you can choose up to 9 preferences (study programs) indicating the funding type.
- Wait for an Invitation to Study: After submitting your application, wait for an invitation to study. Once received, you must first pay the registration fee.
- Sign a Study Agreement: The study agreement must be signed by the deadline specified. It is signed by logging into the Vilnius University Internet Student Service System (VU ISAS) with your LAMA BPO registration number and personal code.
Study Outcomes
- Career Opportunities: Graduates can work as lawyers, judges, prosecutors, notaries, or in other legal professions, both in Lithuania and internationally.
- Skills and Knowledge: Students acquire a broad range of skills and knowledge, including the ability to analyze and apply legal norms and principles, and to conduct legal research.
Financing
- Tuition Fee: The annual tuition fee for a state-funded place is 3,210 EUR.
- Scholarships: Students can apply for scholarships based on their academic performance, research activities, or social needs.
- State-Funded Loans: Students can also apply for state-funded loans to cover tuition fees and living expenses.
Reduction of Tuition Fees
Tuition fees can be reduced based on academic performance, active participation in research, cultural, or sports activities, or for university employees. The reduction percentage varies depending on the achievements and the decision of the university's academic department head or rector.
Compensation of Tuition Fees
There is a possibility for students to compensate part or all of the paid tuition fees for achieving high academic results.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Law program have a wide range of career opportunities, including working as lawyers, judges, prosecutors, notaries, or in other legal professions, both in Lithuania and internationally. They can also pursue careers in academia, research, or as legal consultants in public or private sectors.
Testimonials
- Prof. dr. Rimantas Simaitis, Chairman of the Integrated Law Study Program Committee, emphasizes that studies at the Vilnius University Faculty of Law provide a unique opportunity to learn from top-level legal professionals and that Vilnius University law graduates remain highly sought after in the job market.
- Partnerysts docentas Gintautas Bartkus, Advocate and Vilnius University Law Faculty alumnus, notes that the theoretical foundation received at the university is crucial for practical work, and theoretical knowledge is often what is lacking in practice, not practical skills.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the job opportunities abroad after graduating from the Law program at Vilnius University?
- Graduates can work in international companies and organizations, but they should be aware that specific requirements might apply for legal careers in other countries.
- What are the main differences between Law, Criminology, and Criminalistics?
- Criminology studies crimes and violations of social norms, Criminalistics involves legal methods for investigating criminal acts, and Law is a broader field that includes civil law, international law, private law, criminal law, and more.
- What international opportunities are available while studying at the Vilnius University Law Faculty?
- Students can participate in international student exchange programs, international student competitions, and other activities.
- Is it difficult to get a study practice place?
- It is not difficult to get a study practice place, and the Law Faculty helps find opportunities among its many partners.
- Can I choose individual study opportunities in this program?
- Yes, from the second semester, students can choose part of their study subjects (from 10 to 25%) to be integrated into their study program.
Contact Us
For more information or to ask questions, please contact us through the provided form or visit the university's website.
