This Master's program equips students with advanced skills to address complex scientific, technological, and industrial challenges in laser physics and optical technologies. You will learn to identify critical issues, assess innovative solutions, and lead research efforts. Graduates gain expertise applicable to scientific research roles and the optical technology industry, preparing them to drive innovation and contribute to advancements in the field.
The program is designed for a nominal duration of 2 years and comprises 120 ECTS credits, focusing on developing expertise in laser physics and optical technologies.
Graduates are prepared for roles in scientific research, applied work, and technical services within high-tech companies, institutions focused on laser physics and optical technologies, and physics-intensive governmental organizations.
Native speakers or those whose previous studies were in English are exempt from language tests. British Council EnglishScore Certificates are not accepted. Applications are not accepted from citizens of Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Russia, as the program has reached its application limit from these countries. An academic recommendation and a motivation letter are required. Candidates meeting the criteria will be invited for a remote motivational interview. Entry qualification documents accepted in English or Lithuanian. Official translations are required if documents are not in English or Lithuanian, bound with certified true copies. Originals must be brought to the university.
An application fee of €100 per year is also required and is non-refundable.