6 Cybersecurity Degree Programs in Lithuania

The Bachelor in Cyber Security Technologies learn how to secure networks, analyse risks, use modern cyber tools, and understand ethical hacking basics. Through hands-on projects, you will build real skills that help organisations stay safe in a digital world.

The academic curriculum provides students with a comprehensive understanding and proficiency in the fields of informatics, communication technologies, and electronics. This prepares them to adeptly design, manage adeptly, and program information and communications systems.

This flexible, one-year LL.M program, delivered in English, provides an entry point to a wide range of different careers, including legal practice and entrepreneurship. It is delivered by specialists from Lithuania, Netherlands, and Spain working in the field of legal technology, and ensures students get the benefit of the latest technologies and industry standards.

The Information Systems and Cyber Security study programme is aimed at preparing professionals in information systems and cyber security who will gain fundamental and applied knowledge in informatics engineering and develop the skills required for the secure analysis, design, structuring, and maintenance of information systems.

The program aims at preparing highly qualified information and information technology security specialists, by forming the systematic view on root causes of information security issues, their prevention, solving and compensation methods, providing students with the newest knowledge and abilities from the professional and scientific point of view on modern information security insurance methods and technologies, developing original and critical thinking, managerial, research and innovation skills.

Become an expert in cybersecurity area and management. Build your skills with our interdisciplinary study program, with topics of cybersecurity risk management, cybersecurity modelling, personal data protection, security economics, intellectual property, cybersecurity regulation and so much more in the programme which has no analogues neither Lithuania, neither in the whole Baltic region (Latvia, Estonia, Poland)!