Internationally recognised degrees under the Bologna Process, family-friendly visa rules, and English-taught programs across in-demand fields.
| EU Membership | Yes |
| Work rights | 20 hrs/week in Bachelor's years 1–2; up to 40 hrs/week in later years and Master's; no limit in summer holidays |
| Typical earnings | €10–15/hour |
| Family benefits | Eligible spouses may accompany & work full-time |
| Post-study | Temporary Residence Permit / EU Blue Card (eligible grads) |
| Curriculum | Bologna Process — widely recognised |
Ten partner universities spanning tech, health sciences, business and the arts.
| Bachelor's | €3,000–6,000/yr |
| Master's | €3,500–7,000/yr |
| Monthly living cost | €400–700 |
Yes. First- and second-year Bachelor's students can work up to 20 hours per week; later-year Bachelor's and Master's students up to 40 hours per week; the limit does not apply in summer holidays, earning approximately €10–15/hour.
Eligible spouses may accompany students and may be permitted to work full-time, depending on current regulations.
Tuition generally ranges from €3,000–7,000/yr, with living expenses around €400–700/month.
Yes — Lithuanian universities follow the Bologna Process, making qualifications widely recognised.
Yes, depending on your academic profile and supporting documents.