Bachelor of Engineering Sciences: Environmental Technology

About the course

An 8-semester degree in environmental engineering covering air protection, water treatment, waste management, sustainability and managing climate change. Building Information Modelling (BIM) technologies are part of the curriculum, and there is an internship. It leads to a Bachelor of Engineering Sciences in Environmental Engineering.

Entry requirements for Irish students

• VILNIUS TECH accepts the Leaving Certificate. A provisional certificate is accepted only if you are finishing school that year. You need at least 60% of the maximum result in mathematics, in physics or another science or social science subject, and in English. The university does not say how Higher and Ordinary Level grades convert, so check with admissions. You also need to apply within three years of finishing secondary school.
• The university’s application procedure asks direct applicants to record an interview through the application system within 5 days. Your entrance score is calculated from maths, physics or another science, and English. Confirm the list of documents for this programme on the portal.
• English: the university accepts IELTS Academic 5.5, TOEFL iBT 70, B2 First 160, C1 Advanced grade C, PTE Academic 48 or Duolingo 95. Native English speakers and students whose previous education was entirely in English are exempt, which should cover most Irish applicants. Confirm with admissions.

How to apply

1. Decide your routeChoose a state-funded place (tuition-free but competitive), a self-funded place through apply.vilniustech.lt, or both. Ask the university how EU applicants apply for state funding.
2. Get recognition for state fundingIf you go for a state-funded place through LAMA BPO, get the Leaving Cert recognised early and enter your choices in the summer round.
3. Apply directly to VILNIUS TECHOn apply.vilniustech.lt (applications open on 2 November), upload your documents, pay the 100 euro application fee and record the online interview within 5 days.
4. Confirm your placeAfter acceptance, pay the 200 euro registration fee and the first tuition payment, or sign the study agreement if you win a state-funded place. Studies start in September.

Costs

• The programme page says that state funding is available to EU citizens. EU students on a self-funded place pay 4,201 euro a year (2026/27), which is the EU rate for Engineering/IT/Technologies bachelor programmes on the university’s fees page. The non-EU rate is 4,950 euro. There is also a non-refundable 100 euro application fee, and a 200 euro registration fee paid after acceptance. The 2027/28 fee has not been published yet.

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