At a glance
24 mo
Duration
6.5
IELTS
€7k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
- 2 yearsDuration
- 120.0Credits
- EnglishLanguage of Instruction
- VilniusLocation
- Modern scientific laboratoriesFacilities
- Interdisciplinary focusApproach
This Master's program in Chemical Physics focuses on building advanced theoretical and practical knowledge within an interdisciplinary framework of modern science and technology. You will develop into a highly skilled specialist prepared for research and capable of creating scientific and technological solutions in areas like environmental science, materials research, and biomedicine. The program emphasizes modern scientific laboratories and courses taught by world-leading scientists.
Curriculum
The program is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of Chemical Physics, building upon existing knowledge with cutting-edge theoretical and practical insights. It offers an interdisciplinary approach to modern science and technology.
- Year 1
- Year 2
Entry requirements
Bachelor's degreeCompleted university bachelor’s degree studies in physics, chemistry of physical sciences, materials technology, biotechnology, or other closely related fields. For non-EU/EFTA applicants, the gap since completing the Bachelor's degree should not exceed five years. The diploma supplement must show at least 60% of course units in physics, mathematics, engineering, materials technology, or nanotechnologies, with a cumulative grade point average of at least 60% of the maximum possible grade. All course units must be passed. Additional points may be awarded for relevant scientific publications and conference presentations.
IELTS Academic6.5+
TOEFL iBT81+
Cambridge English Exam176+
Pearson PTE Academic59+
LanguageCert IESOLB2
Duolingo English Test120+
Password Skills Plus6.5+
Applicants who meet the academic criteria will be invited for a remote motivational interview to assess their determination to study in a science-based Master's program. Applicants from Bangladesh, Nepal, and Pakistan must submit an OMPT-D certificate with a minimum passing grade of 60%. Documents must be in English or Lithuanian, or officially translated. A motivation letter is required.
Fees
Tuition (international)6,500 EUR (for non-EU students)
Tuition (home)5,641 EUR (for EU students)
Living—
Tuition fees are for a state non-funded place. The academic year begins on September 1st.
How to apply
1. Find Your ProgrammeSelect the Chemical Physics Master's program. You can apply to up to three programs but will be admitted to only one.
2. Check Application DatesFor international applicants, the application period typically ends May 1st for non-EU/EFTA countries and July 1st for EU/EFTA citizens. The academic year starts September 1st.
3. Check Eligibility and Prepare DocumentsVerify you meet the academic (Bachelor's degree in a relevant field with specific grades) and English language requirements (e.g., IELTS 6.5+). Prepare necessary documents, including transcripts, diploma, motivation letter, and potentially an OMPT-D certificate (for specific nationalities). Note the 5-year gap rule for non-EU/EFTA applicants between Bachelor's and application submission.
4. Pay Application Fee and Submit ApplicationSubmit your application via the apply.vu.lt portal. The application fee is 100 EUR, payable via Flywire. Applications are processed only after the fee is collected and all required documents are submitted before the deadline. The application fee is non-refundable.
5. Take the InterviewEligible candidates will be invited for a remote motivational interview to assess their suitability for the program.
6. Confirm Acceptance and Pay Tuition FeeIf accepted, you will receive an offer. You must confirm your acceptance within 7 working days. Non-EU/EFTA students must pay the annual tuition fee within 15 calendar days of the offer to secure their place.
7. Arrange Your ArrivalAfter paying tuition, you'll receive a final acceptance letter. Arrange your visa/residence permit, and if required, apply for dormitory accommodation through the application platform. Further information will be provided by the International Relations Office.