Innovative Communication and Entrepreneurship

Study programme plan

Entry requirements and admission procedures

Admission to the study programme is open to applicants with at least high school education.

English language proficiency (equal or above B2 level in ESOL system, or proficiency certified by one of the international certificates: IELTS score: 6+, TOEFL score: 500 (paper based) or 60+ (iBT Internet–based test), Cambridge English exam: 173+, Pearson PTE Academic: 65+, LanguageCert IESOL B2, Duolingo English Test: 105+ or other document proving Enlgish language proficiency equal or above B2 level in ESOL system.

Candidates with at least 70% of the highest possible CGPA (cumulative grade point average) are eligible. The data is extracted from the data provided by the candidate in the Diploma Supplement.

The motivation and readiness of international applicants is assessed by the motivation of the applicant in the form of a motivational video. Applicants who meet the entry requirements and have a positive motivation assessment are invited to a motivational interview.

Persons completing their high school education in 2024 and applying for state-funded places (SF) and non-state-funded places with a scholarship (NNF/ST) at the University must:

1. Have passed the following state graduation examinations:

• Lithuanian Language and Literature; 
• Mathematics;  
• Any subject not covered by other subjects. 

The average of these three state graduation exams must not be lower than the basic level of achievements, i.e., 36 points.

2. The minimum competitive score must be no less than 5.

The minimum competitive score applies to all applicants, including those whose high school leaving certificate states "Did not pass the matriculation exams (exempt)".

Competitive score is made based on this formula:

	Subject	Form	Coefficient
1	Lithuanian Language and Literature	Exam	0,4
2	History or Mathematics, or Information Technology, or Geography	Exam or annual (A level) grade	0,2
3	Any subject not covered by other subjects	Exam or annual grade (A level) grade	0,2
4	Foreign language	Exam or annual grade (A level) grade	0,2

 

Additional points may be awarded for:

- basic military training or compulsory initial military service (0,5 point is awarded);

- for completing a vocational training programme with honours (must be in the same field of study) (1 point is awarded);

- participation in an Erasmus+, European Solidarity Corps-funded international volunteering project or in the National Youth Autonomous Activity Programme, where the volunteering activity lasted at least 3 months, or in the Youth Voluntary Service Programme, where the volunteering activity lasted at least 6 months (0,25 point is awarded);

- a grade of at least 9 for the final paper in subject I or II (0,25 is awarded);

- for winning international or national Olympiads and competitions in grades 10-12, that were assessed grade 10 (Olympiads and competitions for which additional points are added, as specified in LAMA BPO).

Recognition of prior learning

Credits accumulated in previous studies may be credited by comparing the results of previous studies with the objectives of the study programme and the student's workload required to achieve them. The decision on the transfer/crediting of accumulated credits shall be taken by the Study Programme Committee.