At a glance
18 mo
Duration
6.5
IELTS
€6k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
- 1.5 yearsDuration
- 90 ECTSCredits
- Full-timeStudy Mode
- VilniusLocation
- Unique in the BalticsProgram Feature
This Master's programme trains internationally recognised experts in Data Science, equipping you with advanced knowledge in Statistics, Econometrics, and Data Analysis. You will learn to develop mathematical and statistical models for private and public institutions, supporting planning, management, forecasting, and evaluation. The programme offers a unique and interdisciplinary approach in the Baltic region, combining advanced courses in econometrics, informatics, and mathematical statistics. This prepares graduates for high-demand roles in research, business, and other sectors.
Entry requirements
Undergraduate diploma (or higher)Basic knowledge of Calculus, Matrix Algebra, Probability Theory, Statistics, and Informatics (R, Python, or similar software) is required and can be assessed during the interview. For non-EU/EFTA applicants, the gap since your completed Bachelor degree should not exceed five years.
IELTS Academic6.5+
TOEFL iBT81+
Cambridge English Exam176+
Pearson PTE Academic59+
LanguageCert IESOLB2
Duolingo English Test120+
Password Skills Plus6.5+
Applicants from non-EU/EFTA countries must pass the OMPT-E exam (Online Mathematics Placement Test) with a score of at least 70%. Acceptance is conditional on receiving OMPT-E exam results (above 70%) and passing a motivational interview. Documents are accepted in English or Lithuanian. Official translations are required if documents are not in these languages. At least 2 references and a motivation letter are required.
Fees
Tuition (international)6,000 EUR per year for non-EU students
Tuition (home)5,641 EUR per year for EU students
Living—
The application fee is 100 EUR. Tuition fees for non-state-funded places must be paid within 15 calendar days of receiving the offer to study.
How to apply
1. Choose Your ProgrammeSelect up to three study programmes that align with your interests and career goals. Review admission requirements, career opportunities, and costs.
2. Check Application DatesFor international applicants, the application period for the September intake typically starts on May 1st for non-EU/EFTA citizens and July 1st for EU/EFTA citizens. The academic year begins on September 1st.
3. Prepare Documents and Check EligibilityMeet the general, programme-specific, and language proficiency requirements. For non-EU/EFTA applicants, the gap between your last qualification and application submission should not exceed 5 years. Prepare your undergraduate diploma, transcripts, proof of English proficiency, motivation letter, and references.
4. Take the OMPT-E Exam (if applicable)Non-EU/EFTA applicants must pass the Online Mathematics Placement Test (OMPT-E) with a minimum score of 70%.
5. Submit Application and Pay FeeSubmit your application online and pay the 100 EUR application fee via Flywire. Ensure all required documents are uploaded before the deadline.
6. Attend Motivational InterviewIf the Admission Committee has inquiries after reviewing your application, you may be invited to a remote motivational interview.
7. Confirm Acceptance and Pay TuitionUpon successful assessment (typically within 30 days), you will receive an offer. Accept the offer within 7 working days. Non-state-funded place tuition fees must be paid within 15 calendar days of the offer.
8. Arrange Arrival and VisaAfter tuition payment, you will receive a final acceptance letter. For non-EU citizens, the International Relations Office will provide information on obtaining a temporary residence permit and send a mediation letter. Arrange accommodation if needed.