Business Management

The early semesters mix quantitative subjects (linear algebra, analysis, probability) with business fundamentals, business law and organisational behaviour, followed by e-business, micro- and macroeconomics, accounting, financial management, digital leadership and entrepreneurship. From the fifth semester you specialise in financial management, business project management or marketing. Case studies and projects focus on the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises, a semester-long internship takes place in Lithuanian or international firms, and a two-semester thesis closes the degree. Graduates work as project managers, marketing specialists, product managers, business analysts or consultants, or start businesses.

• • IB grades
  • Interview
  Entrance score from your maths, a science or social-science subject and English grades, then a recorded interview reviewed by the programme director.