Vilnius, Lithuania
DURATION
2 Years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
01 Jul 2025*
EARLIEST START DATE
01 Sep 2025
TUITION FEES
EUR 5,538 / per year **
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* 1 may for applicants from non-EU/EFTA countries | 1 july for citizens of EU/EFTA
** application fee EUR 100
Key Summary
Introduction
The main goal of the Informatics study programme is to prepare highly-qualified IT specialists, who can carry out independent research work, or continue to doctoral studies in Lithuanian and foreign universities. Our graduates may also develop software development and maintenance projects, and can successfully compete for IT jobs in both Lithuanian and foreign companies.
Why choose this programme?
- Modern computer- and software-based systems tend to become more complex and interconnected while being deployed in various, very different application areas. To design, develop and apply such systems, the graduates from our programme need to acquire a broad set of diverse competencies and skills. The Informatics programme aims to provide students with a combination of the necessary knowledge and skills including, in particular, system modelling and design, data analytics and artificial intelligence, cloud computing, etc.
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Curriculum
Scope of studies: 120 ECTS credits
Length: 2 years
1st Semester
Compulsory courses
- Artificial Neural Networks
- Data Analysis
- Scientific Research Work I/III p.
Elective courses*
- Intellectual Systems
- Heuristic Algorithms for NP-complete Problems
- Methods of Cryptography
- Object Databases
- Electronic Signature Infrastructure and Electronic Documents
2nd Semester
Compulsory courses
- Modelling and Verification of Software-based Systems
- Scientific Research Work II/III p.
Elective courses*
- Multidimensional Data Visualization
- Selected Topics in Coding Theory
- IT Projects Management
- User Experience Engineering
- Randomized Algorithms
- Object-Oriented Technologies
- Software Process Assessment and Improvement
3rd Semester
Compulsory courses
- Professional Practice
- Scientific Research Work III/III p.
Elective courses*
- Graphics and Visualization Methods
- Software Systems Architecture and Design
- Cloud Computing
- Distributed Systems
4th Semester
Compulsory courses
- Master’s Thesis
*The supply of elective courses might vary depending on availability.
Program Outcome
After the completion of the Informatics study programme, a graduate will have acquired sufficient knowledge in the field and will be able to understand the processes of the computerised application areas and create their informational models, as well as have acquired professional competencies for performing complex work in the development of computer systems. The Informatics graduates can work as analysts, designers and programmers in large projects, and can master new methods and technologies independently and apply them in practice.
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Career Opportunities
- After completing the Informatics study programme, a graduate will have the ability to understand the involved processes of diverse computerised application areas and to create their informational models, as well as having acquired sufficient professional competencies and knowledge for performing complex tasks in relation to the design and development of computer systems.
- Informatics graduates can be employed as analysts, designers and programmers in large projects at private companies and/or research institutions, and are capable of mastering new methods and technologies independently, as well as applying them in practice.