Lithuanian University of Health Sciences
Master in Medicine
Kaunas, Lithuania
Master degree
DURATION
6 years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
06 Jul 2026*
EARLIEST START DATE
01 Sep 2026
TUITION FEES
EUR 12,600 / per year
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* The online application opens on the 1st of November
Key Summary
About: The Master in Medicine (MSc in Health Sciences) at LSMU trains doctors who can enter residency programmes or deliver emergency aid and supervised health care. LSMU is Lithuania’s largest biomedical sciences institution, combining studies, research and clinical practice across its Medical and Veterinary Academies. The programme focuses on clinical skills, patient care, medical knowledge and supervised practice.
Career Outcomes: Graduates can apply for a license to practice medicine, enter residency programmes, and provide health care under the supervision of a physician specialist, including roles in hospitals, clinics and emergency departments. Related paths include supervised clinical roles and research support.
Medicine, MSc in Health Sciences, Medical Doctor
The degree program Medicine aims at educating medical doctors capable of entering residency programs or having necessary skills to provide emergency aid and health care services under the supervision of a physician specialist.
Year 1
Anatomy, Histology, Genetics, Physics, Chemistry, Lithuanian Language
Years 2-3
Reproduction and Inheritance, Professional Competence, Basics of Neurosciences, Immune Response and Infection, Respiration and Circulation, Metabolism and Homeostasis, Basics of Preclinical Studies and Locomotion, Lithuanian Language
Years 4 - 6
Clinical Modules, Clinical Medical Practice
MSc in Health Sciences, Doctor
- Apply for a license to practice medicine
- Provide health care services under the supervision of a physician specialist
- Provide health care services under the supervision of a physician specialist
- Clinical skills developed in the largest clinical hospital in the Baltic States.
- Multicultural environment and student community: international students make up 28 % of the total student population at LSMU.
- Problem-based learning curriculum, which allows students to solve clinical cases, conduct research, discuss and present hypothetical theories, solutions or recommendations.
- Diploma recognized in EU, USA, Israel and other countries.
- Possibility to spend a semester or a year abroad with the Erasmus+ exchange programme.
- Small groups, i.e., up to 10 students, in clinical courses.
- Support system for students’ adaptation: mentoring, tutoring and psychological counselling.