Studying marketing in Lithuania is possible at bachelor and master level. You can find programmes taught in English. The guide below shows the usual steps, costs and where to look for official information.
Study levels that include marketing
Lithuanian universities usually offer two levels for marketing.
- Bachelor (3 years) - basic concepts, market research, digital tools.
- Master (1‑2 years) - advanced strategy, analytics, international focus.
Both levels are open to EU and non‑EU students. Check the programme page of each university for exact duration and credit details.
Typical entry requirements
Requirements are similar across most schools.
- High‑school diploma for bachelor programmes.
- Relevant bachelor degree for master programmes.
- Proof of English proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL or equivalent).
- For non‑EU students, a valid passport and a student visa.
Some programmes may ask for a short motivation letter or a CV. Always check the university’s admissions page for the most up‑to‑date list.
English‑taught options
Many Lithuanian universities deliver marketing programmes completely in English.
- Vilnius University - Faculty of Business and Management.
- Kazimieras University of Science and Technology - School of Business.
- Vytautas Magnus University - Faculty of Social Sciences.
Visit each university’s website and look for the “English‑taught programmes” section. If the language of instruction is not clear, contact the admissions office directly.
Typical tuition and living costs
Tuition differs for EU and non‑EU students.
- EU students - typically €1,500‑€3,500 per year for a bachelor and €2,000‑€4,500 for a master.
- Non‑EU students - typically €3,500‑€7,000 per year for a bachelor and €4,500‑€9,000 for a master.
Living expenses in Lithuania are relatively low compared with Western Europe.
- Accommodation: €200‑€400 per month (student dorms are cheaper).
- Food and transport: €250‑€350 per month.
- Miscellaneous (books, phone, leisure): €100‑€150 per month.
These figures are typical; check the university’s cost‑of‑living guide or the national student portal for exact numbers.
Application timeline
Most Lithuanian universities follow the same yearly cycle.
- Autumn intake - applications open in May, deadline in July, admission decisions in August.
- Spring intake - applications open in November, deadline in January, decisions in February.
Apply early to have time for visa processing. The national immigration authority provides the latest visa processing times, so check their site after you receive an acceptance letter.
How universities find candidates
Universities often use public registers and platforms to look for international students. They may search for profiles that match their programme requirements, language level and document set.
When you create a detailed profile, you increase the chance that an admissions office will see you and send the first invitation.
Common questions
Do I need a scholarship to study in Lithuania?
Scholarships are optional. Some universities offer merit‑based or need‑based awards, but they are not required for admission. Check the scholarship page of each university for eligibility and deadlines.
Can I work while studying?
Yes, non‑EU students can usually work part‑time up to 20 hours per week. EU students have the same rights as local students. Verify the work‑permit rules on the national immigration authority site.
What visa do I need?
Non‑EU students need a national long‑term student visa. After arrival, you must apply for a residence permit. The immigration authority’s website lists the required documents and processing times.
How Eduuro helps
Create a free profile with your field, education, English level and documents. Admissions offices that search for exactly that can find you and write first.
Rules, fees and deadlines change. Check the university's own admissions page and the official immigration site of the country before you act on anything here.