Vilnius University (VU) has opened admissions for international students for the 2025 academic year, inviting students from all over the world to join one of Europe's oldest and most prestigious universities. VU offers a wide range of study programmes: more than 60 Bachelor's and Master's programmes, as well as two prestigious joint "Arqus" master's programmes, which allow students to receive education in multiple European countries.
VU’s international community is growing rapidly—this year, over 800 new international students have joined the university. Among the most popular study programmes are International Business, Medicine, Information Systems and Cybersecurity, and Software Engineering. Next year, students will also be able to choose from new and highly relevant programmes such as Nursing, Sustainability and Future Societies.
"Choosing Vilnius University was a deliberate decision fuelled by a desire for academic excellence and a unique cultural experience. The university's rich history, esteemed faculty, and diverse academic programmes were irresistible attractions. I'm grateful for Vilnius University's transformative impact on my academic and personal development, which has prepared me to embrace the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead,” shares Aida Ahmadi, a medical student from Iran studying at Vilnius University.
Ranked for Employment Outcomes
Vilnius University not only stands out in the global QS university rankings, securing the 439th spot but also boasts exceptional graduate employment outcomes. VU has climbed 220 positions in this category, reaching 105th place worldwide, with international employers highly valuing the readiness of VU graduates for professional careers.
Moreover, Vilnius, the city where the university is located, is recognised as one of the best student cities in Europe. According to “The Campus Advisor”, Vilnius ranks 23rd among the best student cities in Europe, surpassing major cities like Paris, Dublin, Brussels, and Barcelona. Vilnius offers not only high-quality educational opportunities but also an inspiring environment where students can enjoy a rich cultural life and a vibrant city atmosphere.
Asimas Ghweiri, a Jordanian student studying Eastern European and Russian Studies at the Institute of International Relations and Political Science, is also enthusiastic about his experience: “The professors and administration here not only impart knowledge but also allow you to feel how cultural heritage and political transformations have shaped a strong democracy in the Baltic region.”
Don't Miss Your Chance
Admission is open for non-European Union (EU) European Free Trade Association (EFTA) nationals until 1 May and for EU/EFTA nationals and non-EU/EFTA nationals who can enter under the 90-day visa-free regime until 1 July. Non-EU and non-EEA nationals need a visa to study at Vilnius University. More information can be found here.
University invites you to take advantage of this unique opportunity to join its diverse academic community. Interested? Choose your study Bachelor’s or Master’s study programmes at Vilnius University and start your application today.