Entry and language
- Bachelor's
- HSSC, FSc or A-Levels
- Master's
- A relevant bachelor's degree
- Language
- English-taught programmes across public universities
- Degree recognition
- Assessed through the Centre for Quality Assessment
Destination · Europe
Study in Lithuania from Pakistan
Lithuania is not tuition-free, but it is the cheapest place to live on this list. Total cost, not tuition alone, is what makes it work.
Judge this one on total cost. Tuition is higher than Germany or Italy, but living costs are roughly half of Western Europe and dormitory places run under €150 a month. For some profiles the total is lower than a nominally cheaper country.
Funding and timing
- Main route
- University scholarships and fee waivers, open to all internationals
- State support
- Education Exchanges Support Foundation programmes
- Main intake
- September
- Start applying
- 9–12 months ahead
[NEEDS REAL DATA: current Lithuanian state scholarship names and deadlines for non-EU students, and the proof-of-funds figure for the national visa.]
Questions we get
Lithuania, answered plainly
How much does it cost to study in Lithuania?
Bachelor's degrees run €3,500–€5,500 a year and master's degrees €4,600–€9,000, with medicine and dentistry at €12,600–€14,000. Living costs are €350–€700 a month and dormitory rooms can be under €150.
Can I study in English in Lithuania?
Yes. Lithuanian public universities run English-taught programmes at both bachelor's and master's level, which is why the country is on our list at all.
Is Lithuania cheaper than Germany?
On tuition, no — Germany is free at most public universities. On total cost the gap narrows, because Lithuanian living costs are among the lowest in the EU and the German visa requires a €11,904 blocked account up front.
Final admission and visa decisions are made by universities and embassies.
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