Date of publication: 2025
Fees - first cycle (euro): min 50 - most common 50
Fees - second cycle (euro): min 50 - most common 50
Fees - note: No tuition on state-funded places, EUR 50 entry fee
National student fee
In Lithuania all students pay at least an admission fee, but students on state-funded places pay no tuition, no matter how long they study, how many credits they take or what they study. In 2023/24 the admission fee was typically EUR 50; institutions set it themselves and some charge nothing. For most home students on state-funded places this is the only fee.
Students on places that are not funded by the state pay tuition, which depends on the programme, plus the admission fee. The most expensive programme is aircraft piloting, an integrated five-year programme at one institution.
International students pay higher fees. Those with permanent residence can get a state-funded place, but the conditions are strict, so many study on non-funded places; there are exceptions for students from Ukraine and students of Lithuanian origin. First-cycle teacher-education programmes in priority fields are state-funded, but students pay the admission fee.
There are no fee waivers or reductions.