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The candidate has to have good knowledge of Lithuanian, English or other language required to study the chosen study programme (the minimum of B2 level of study language command according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages).

To prove your language skills, please provide one of the following:

• a copy of the document issued by a competent institution, certifying the minimum B2 level of study language command according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages;
• or a copy of TOEFL, IELTS, CPE or other widely recognized exams of English proficiency certificate. If the candidate does not hold any of those certificates, then a signed letter confirming the proficiency in the language from the home university’s professor of English or Lithuanian language is also acceptable.

At least 1 reference(s) should be provided.

The recommendation in Lithuanian or English (must be provided through the online application system or added to the application form as an attachment using the template form). Template form can be found here this is a link).

A motivation letter must be added to your application.

It is recommended to answer these questions in motivation letter:
1. Please describe the reasons for choosing short-term studies studies in Lithuania?
2. Please name your aims regarding the programme you are applying to?
3. In your opinion, how you will benefit from the chosen programme in terms of your future career and personal development?
4. How your chosen activity is related to Lithuanian identity (language, culture and history) and your plans (if there are any) in this country?

The candidates must provide the copies of listed documents:

1. The Conditional Agreement for Studies. (the form is available here). The programme of short-term studies specified in the study agreement must consist of at least 30 credits per semester. It is not applicable for candidates of the third study cycle;
2. One recommendation letter provided by a professor or other academic staff, tutor or employer;
3. Certificate of proficiency in English or Lithuanian (or another language acceptable for the host institution) certifying a minimum of a B2 level of command of the language of instruction according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages;
4. Motivation letter;
5. For foreigners of Lithuanian origin: candidates must submit a certificate or other document proving his/her Lithuanian origin, issued by the Lithuanian community of a respective country or other competent authority (such as an embassy or similar).

(ALL FORMS ARE AVAILABLE here).