Master's in Arts & Humanities in Lithuania
There are 7 master's Arts & Humanities programmes for international students across 1 universities in Lithuania. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.
Baltic Linguistics
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.
Eastern European and Russian Studies
This Master's program offers a comprehensive understanding of Eastern Europe and Russia, focusing on their political, economic, and cultural specificities. You will develop strong analytical and research skills to critically evaluate key social and political processes in this dynamic region. The program fosters an international learning environment, preparing you for in-depth regional expertise.
English Studies (Linguistics) - Master's Degree
This Master's program in English Studies (Linguistics) offers a comprehensive exploration of contemporary linguistic research, equipping you with the skills to analyze language use and address language-related issues. You will learn to apply both linguistic and interdisciplinary methods, gaining a deep understanding of language processes essential for academic, policy, education, or international project roles. The program emphasizes a good balance between theory and practice, fostering career flexibility in a global context.
English Studies (Literature, Linguistics, Culture)
This Master's program integrates literary, cultural, and linguistic research, allowing you to analyze texts and phenomena through the lenses of aesthetics, politics, identity, and discourse theory. Using contemporary humanities methodologies, you will develop academic and cultural projects, enhance your conceptual thinking, and deepen your reflection on language and cultural processes in a global context. The program emphasizes interdisciplinarity, a balance of theory and practice, and career flexibility in an international environment. Upon completion, you will earn a Master of Humanities degree.
Languages and Cultures of the Nordic and Baltic Sea Region (MA)
This Master's program offers a deep dive into the languages and cultures of the Nordic and Baltic Sea region. You can specialize in Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Finnish, Latvian, Lithuanian, Polish, Russian, or German, while also exploring comparative and cross-cultural perspectives. The curriculum examines socio-cultural developments that have shaped Eastern, Central, and Northern Europe, addressing contemporary themes such as migration, digital spaces, gender, and family. The program emphasizes innovative, experiential learning methods that combine academic rigor with practical skills. Students can choose to focus on literary and cultural studies, sociolinguistics, or create a personalized study path. Collaboration with similar programs in the region is a key feature. The degree awarded is a Master of Humanities.
Russian Studies (Literature, Linguistics, Culture) - Master's Programme
This Master's programme prepares highly qualified analysts and researchers in Russian literature, linguistics, and culture. It focuses on Russian Studies within the context of European values, exploring language, literature, and media. Graduates will develop strong critical thinking skills to address both theoretical and practical issues in contemporary language, literature, and cultural processes. The programme is open to graduates from any academic background, provided they have Russian language proficiency at B2+ level. Students can choose elective courses from other Master's programmes and in different languages, allowing for flexibility and tailored academic interests.
Russian Studies (Media Linguistics) - Master's Programme
This Master's programme trains specialists in media language and the digital media environment, focusing on analyzing media texts across various platforms using media linguistics methodologies. It equips students with an understanding of Russian cultural nuances and historical contexts to decode implicit meanings in media content. The programme is open to graduates from any discipline who can demonstrate Russian language proficiency at a B2+ level. Students have the flexibility to choose elective courses from other Master's programmes and in other languages.
Frequently asked questions
How many Arts & Humanities programmes are there in Lithuania?
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7 across 1 universities, listed on this page.
Can international students apply?
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Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.