Bachelor in Applied Artificial Intelligence

About the course

A 4-year (8-semester) English-taught degree in applying artificial intelligence in industry. It focuses on machine learning and image recognition for designing new intelligent products and solutions, and includes an internship and a final project. It is run by the Faculty of Mechanics and awards a Bachelor of Engineering Sciences in Mechatronics, not a computer science degree.

Entry requirements for Irish students

• VILNIUS TECH’s country-specific requirements for Ireland ask for the Leaving Certificate, and provisional certificates are accepted for current Leaving Cert students. The general minimum is 60% of the maximum possible result in maths, in physics or another science or social science subject, and in English, and these grades are used to calculate an entrance score. The university does not say how it converts Irish grades (60% is the bottom of the H4/O4 band), so confirm with admissions which levels and grades they accept.
• Documents: school results, at least 2 references, a motivation letter, a CV, a passport copy and a passport photo. After you apply, you record an interview through the application system and must finish it within 5 days.
• English: accepted proof includes IELTS Academic 5.5, B2 First (160), TOEFL iBT 70, Duolingo 95 and others. Applicants who completed their previous studies fully in English do not need a test. Irish students should qualify for this, but ask admissions to confirm.

How to apply

1. Check the 2027 windowWatch apply.vilniustech.lt and the programme page for 2027 intake dates, and check that the programme is open for 2027. Decide whether you will also compete for a state-funded place through LAMA BPO.
2. Prepare documentsGather your Leaving Cert results (a provisional certificate if you are a current student), 2 references, a motivation letter, a CV, and a passport copy and photo.
3. Apply and interviewApply on the VILNIUS TECH portal, pay the EUR 100 application fee and record the online interview within 5 days of the invitation. For a state-funded place, get your Leaving Cert recognised by SKVC first, then apply through LAMA BPO.
4. Accept and enrolAccept your offer and pay the first tuition instalment plus the EUR 200 registration fee if you have a self-funded place. Studies start on 1 September.

Costs

• VILNIUS TECH’s fees page for 2026/27 lists EUR 4,201 a year for EU citizens on engineering, IT and technology bachelor’s programmes. Non-EU students pay EUR 4,950, which is the figure on this programme’s page. Every applicant pays a non-refundable EUR 100 application fee. A EUR 200 registration fee is paid with the first tuition payment after acceptance. The programme page says state funding is available for EU citizens: a state-funded place is tuition-free, but competitive and allocated through LAMA BPO. The 2027/28 fees are not yet published.

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