5 Technology BSc Degree Programs in Lithuania

Biotechnology is one of the most rapidly growing field in both industry and research. That is why graduates of this program will continue to be busy for a very long time. A junction between two different worlds of nature and technology, where unexpected solutions are found and innovative bioproducts are created.

The aim of the Informatics Programme is to prepare IT professionals capable to perform analysis of real-world problems, designing and implementing IT solutions for solving the identified problems, and understanding the reciprocal interactions between IT, society, and business. Through its three specializations – Artificial Intelligence Systems, Business Informatics, and Software Systems – the Programme aims to prepare broad-minded specialists having fundamental and state-of-the-art knowledge of modern information technologies (IT).

Our two-track first cycle degree program in Biomedical Materials Industries is your gateway to acquiring integrated competencies in natural resource technologies and chemical sciences.

The aim of the program Multimedia and Internet Technologies is to educate highly qualified IT specialists who can apply mathematics, engineering sciences, and the latest IT and design knowledge and practical skills while developing multimedia and internet media products. Acquired general engineering, specialized technical and art knowledge, and practical skills in areas such as digital video and audio synthesis, spatial object modeling, visualization and animation, and multimedia systems design, will enable graduates to integrate into an increasingly demanding, and continuously growing market for new technologies, creating new niches and new products in it, will give confidence to independently initiate and develop new cyberspace projects and products.

This a great opportunity to become a highly sought specialist who safely operates ships’ electromechanical, electronic, and control equipment of unlimited power; supervises the electromechanical service of ships, conducts investigation into the service’s activities; analyses the results of activities; evaluates them from an engineering and economic point of view; plans, manages, and controls activities; independently eliminates failures of the ship’s electrical and electronic equipment.