Mechatronics and Robotics (Bachelor of Engineering Sciences in Mechatronics)

About the course

Combines mechanics, electronics, automation and computing to design and run mechatronic and robotic systems, with subjects such as robotics, electric drives and control systems, plus internships and a final project.

Entry requirements for Irish students

• Leaving Certificate: you need at least 60% of the maximum possible result in mathematics, in physics or another science or social science subject, and in English. Provisional certificates are accepted from current graduates. VILNIUS TECH does not publish a conversion to Leaving Cert grades (60% is roughly H4/O4), so confirm with admissions how your grades will be read.
• You also need a motivation letter, a CV, at least 2 references, a passport copy and a photo. You may be invited to record a video interview through the application system, which must be done within 5 days.
• English: the minimum is IELTS Academic 5.5 (no section below 5.5) or equivalent, such as TOEFL iBT 70, B2 First 160 or Duolingo 95. You are exempt if your previous education was entirely in English. Confirm with admissions that Leaving Cert schooling in English qualifies.

How to apply

1. Check requirementsCheck the 60% rule for Leaving Cert maths, science and English, and confirm with VILNIUS TECH admissions how your grades convert.
2. Apply onlineApply on apply.vilniustech.lt from 2 November 2026. Upload your documents and pay the EUR 100 application fee.
3. Complete the interviewIf you are invited, record the video interview through the application system within 5 days.
4. Confirm your placeAfter conditional acceptance, submit your final Leaving Cert results and pay the first instalment plus the EUR 200 registration fee. For a state-funded place, also apply through SKVC and LAMA BPO.

Costs

• EU citizens pay EUR 4,201 a year for Engineering, IT and Technologies bachelor programmes in 2026/27, according to the official VILNIUS TECH fees page. The EUR 4,950 shown on the programme page is the non-EU fee. The 2027/28 fees have not been published yet. There is also a EUR 100 application fee, which is non-refundable, and a EUR 200 registration fee, which is paid with the first tuition instalment. EU citizens can also compete for a tuition-free state-funded place through LAMA BPO.

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