The Baltic Linguistics program is a unique Master's degree focused on training specialists in the field of Baltic languages. It covers synchronic and diachronic aspects of Lithuanian, Latvian, and Prussian languages, exploring their development within the context of other Indo-European languages. The program emphasizes interdisciplinary research methods and provides skills to analyze, evaluate, and solve theoretical and practical problems related to language and society, culture, and identity. Students will learn to critically assess current research and apply modern technologies to the study of Baltic languages.
The entry qualification documents are accepted in English or Lithuanian. Official translations are required for documents not in these languages. Verified copies of entry qualification documents must be sent directly to the university by postal mail; never send original documents.
Annual tuition fee for a state non-funded place. EU/EEA citizens and citizens of other foreign countries admitted to non-state-funded places must pay within 15 calendar days of the offer.