Creative Industries (Bachelor of Social Sciences)

About the course

A four-year interdisciplinary degree taught in English. It covers communication and media theory, culture studies, sociology, media production and creative management. The draft also listed optional specialisations such as photography, audiovisual projects and creative writing. These were not re-checked.

Entry requirements for Irish students

• VILNIUS TECH asks for completed secondary education but does not publish how it converts Leaving Cert grades, so confirm with admissions how your results will be assessed. For a state-funded place, you must also get your Leaving Cert recognised by SKVC.
• You need at least 60% of the maximum result in Mathematics, in physics or another science or social science subject, and in English. You also need a motivation letter, a CV and at least two references. Ask admissions which Leaving Cert grades count as 60%.
• You must show proof of English, such as Cambridge English, IELTS, TOEFL or an equivalent. No minimum scores are published. Check whether Leaving Cert English is accepted.

How to apply

1. Check the rulesRead the course page on apply.vilniustech.lt. Email admissions to ask how Leaving Cert grades are assessed, whether Leaving Cert English is accepted and what the 2027 deadline is.
2. Prepare documentsWrite a motivation letter, prepare a CV, arrange two references, and gather your transcript, a copy of your passport, a photo and proof of English.
3. ApplyApply on the portal and pay the 100 euro application fee. There may be an interview. For a state-funded place, get SKVC recognition as early as you can, then apply through LAMA BPO.
4. Accept and enrolAccept your offer, send your final Leaving Cert results, and pay the registration fee and tuition before studies start in September 2027.

Costs

• The official VILNIUS TECH fees page for 2026/27 lists 3,250 euro per year for EU citizens on Creative Industries (non-EU students pay 3,950 euro, which is the figure shown on the application portal). There is also a 100 euro application fee that you cannot get back, and a 200 euro registration fee paid with your first tuition payment after you are accepted. EU citizens are eligible for state-funded places in Lithuania through LAMA BPO, but these are competitive. The 2027/28 fee has not been published yet.

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