Funding Options

1. State-funded scholarships: The Lithuanian government offers scholarships for international students through the State Scholarship Foundation (Valstybės studijų stipendijų fondas). These scholarships are available for bachelor's, master's, and doctoral studies, as well as for research and summer schools.

2. Erasmus+ program: Lithuania participates in the Erasmus+ program, which provides funding for students, teachers, and institutions to participate in international mobility and cooperation projects in education, training, youth, and sport.

3. Lithuanian higher education institutions: Many universities and colleges in Lithuania offer their own scholarships and financial aid programs for both domestic and international students. These scholarships may be based on academic merit, financial need, or other criteria set by the institution.

4. Bilateral agreements: Lithuania has bilateral agreements with several countries that allow for the exchange of students and researchers. These agreements may include provisions for funding and scholarships.

5. Private scholarships and grants: There are various private organizations, foundations, and companies in Lithuania that offer scholarships and grants to students. These scholarships may be based on specific criteria, such as field of study, nationality, or academic achievement.

6. Part-time work: International students in Lithuania are allowed to work part-time while studying, which can help supplement their income and cover some of their expenses.

7. Student loans: Some banks and financial institutions in Lithuania offer student loans to both domestic and international students. These loans typically have favorable terms and conditions compared to regular loans.