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MYKOLAS ROMERIS UNIVERSITY

DEGREE PROGRAMMES

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Prospectus 2009

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DEGREE PROGRAMMES Prospectus 2009


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DEgREE PROgRAMMES

Prospectus 2009


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About us

Mykolas Romeris University is a modern and dynamic institution seeking to have a well-established position in the European higher education. The mission of the University is to deliver high quality education, to accumulate and nourish intellectual potential, to train society’s leaders capable of creating and implementing innovations which influence the overall progress. Mykolas Romeris University focuses on Social and Information Technology Sciences - studies and research are carried out in the fields of Economics, Finance Mana-gement, Law, Public Management and Administration, Political Science, Social Policy, Psychology, Educology, and Social Work, according to the major principles of the Bologna process. The second largest university in Lithuania currently enrolls around 21,000 students in more than 70 study programmes leading to Bachelor, Master or Doctoral Degree. All graduates are issued with the Diploma supplement, the model of which was developed by the European Commission, Council of Europe and UNESCO/CEPES in order to improve international transparency and fair academic and professional recognition of qualifications. The University applies credit accumulation system compatible to the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) in all study fields.

International University

The university is a full member of major relevant international organizations: IAU, EUA, EAIE, AUF, OECD IMHE programme, etc. It cooperates with over 200 international institutions including universities, public and management institutions. Mykolas Romeris University emphasizes student and teaching staff exchange as one of the key factors for internationalization of studies, therefore participates in


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various European, national and international programmes such as Erasmus, Grundtvig, Asia-Link, Framework 7 that support mobility and other projects involving joint collaboration for curriculum development, academic exchange, and research.The University carries out Joint International Law Master Programme and Joint Master’s Programme in Comparative Social Policy and Welfare which involve close cooperation with the European partner universities and offer the graduates better career opportunities in Lithuania and the EU.IAU Annual Conference 2010 on “Ethics and Values in Higher Education in the Era of Globalization: What Role for the Disciplines?” is organized on June 25-26, 2010 at Mykolas Romeris University.

Excellence in Research

Mykolas Romeris University is one of the research leaders in Social Sciences in Lithuania. Research is implemented at international, national and institutional levels. Following the principle of study-science unity, research at the University is being conducted in the major research areas: Strengthening of Lithuanian Economic Competitiveness, Entrepreneurship and Social Cohesions; Multilevel Governance; Development of Human Resources: Challenges for Social Policy, Rule of Law and Social Cohesion in the Twenty-First Century; Effective Public Administration. Research carried out at the University is inseparable from the national and EU research priorities; furthermore, it meets Master and Doctoral study needs. At the University an enormous attention is paid to the development of general and transferable skills of young researchers. Doctoral studies and the quality of the organization thereof received a positive evaluation, and the University was recommended to be accepted as a member of the European Doctoral Programmes Association in Management and Business


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Administration (EDAMBA).Young researchers together with doctoral candidates of the University have formed research networks involving interdisciplinary researches and discussions on relevant research issues. Lithuania‘s Ministry of Education and Science recognized three University non-formal academic groups as Centers of Research Excellence: Applied Psychological Experimental Center; Governmental Law Academic Investigative Center and the Community Welfare Investigative Center.

University Open for Society

According to its mission, the University seeks to be an active player of the society. As a member of the Knowledge Society Forum, Mykolas Romeris University fosters discussions with the public, organizes seminars and conferences, provides with the possibilities of life-long learning. A variety of study forms is offered, for instance, competence improvement, special training, distance learning courses and programmes. Not only academic staff, administration and students are involved in the management of the University, but also representatives of the social partners take part in the University’s life by being members of the Council, which is the body of public supervision and support. Students and lecturers provide counseling to habitants at the Legal Aid Centre and Psychological Service. Young Financier’s, Lawyer’s, Politician’s, Leadership, and Career Development Academies invite high school pupils to develop their skills and broaden their knowledge. Student life in Mykolas Romeris University is diverse and enriching. Student Representative Body supports and advocates the interests of students, as well as seeks to ensure the study quality together with the administration of the University. They organize student events and social life activities. Besides, students can join ELSA group


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of Mykolas Romeris university, ILSA, Debate Society, Student Scientific Union, or develop their talents in dancing, singing and theater performance groups. The University provides excellent sports facilities. It has a fitness room and two sports halls.

Based in Vilnius – European Capital of Culture 2009

Mykolas Romeris university is based in Vilnius, the capital city of Lithuania. Established by Grand duke Gediminas in 1323, Vilnius is nominated as a European Capital of culture 2009. On this occasion, the University Network’s of the European Capitals of Culture (UNeECC) General Assembly and Conference on “Innovation, Creativity and Culture” will be hosted Mykolas Romeris University on October 22-23, 2009.Vilnius is already a very vital and active centre of politics, culture, research and education in Lithuania and by presenting national and local culture through numerous international cultural projects to other European nations is becoming widely known and visible world city. One of the biggest old towns in Europe combines a wide variety of all European architectural styles, which makes the town extremely and cozy. In 1994, the unique old town was included into the UNESCO list of world heritage.

University for YOU

Campus

Mykolas Romeris University offers most modern facilities in Lithuania. Our brand new Central building with modern classrooms, libraries and student cafeterias, are surrounded by a park, where you can take a rest or hangout with your study friends.


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Student House

Mykolas Romeris University offers accommodation for international students on campus – at student residence hall Student House – a twelve floor modern building. It takes 5 minutes on foot to come to the main University building.

Library

Mykolas Romeris University Library is a contemporary and modern library that makes available printed publications as well as provides access to numerous data - bases and other information resources, analyses users’ information needs and renders appropriate services for the University students, doctoral students, research and teaching staff, and other University community members.

Internet cafes

You can find internet cafes in the main university buil-ding and in the dormitory or use computers in the library. Wireless internet connection covers the entire campus and it is free of charge. Also information kiosks are here for you to search in the university’s intranet at: www.mruni.eu.

Student cafeterias and canteen

Breakfast and lunch are available in 2 cafeterias or in the dining room located in the main building of the University and in the cafeteria at the “Student House”. It offers hot and cold meals / traditional Lithuanian dishes at very low price (you can have dinner for 1,5 – 3 EUR).

Sport facilitiesAll students can use University gym and sport halls. Students can take part in various sports, including different kinds of ball sports, martial arts and fitness.


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Degree programmes in English

International degree seeking students may choose between the following programmes offered in English by Mykolas Romeris University:

BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMME:

Psychology •

MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMMES:Public Administration•EU Policy and Administration•European Neighborhood Policy•European Union Law•Information Technology Law•International Law•Welfare Sociology•Public Sector Economics•


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Duration: 4 years (8 semesters)

PSYchOLOgY

Bachelor of Psychology

Introduction

Bachelor’s degree in Psychology offered by the Department of Psychology at Mykolas Romeris University is a full-time, four-year undergraduate programme targeted to the students who have secondary education or high education certificate. It gives students a comprehensive general coverage of the central topics of psychology. Courses provide students with the knowledge of research, theories, and their applications in psychology. The programme also gives an opportunity for some specialization through the optional courses. Students of psychology become sought-after professionals due to their ability to understand human behavior, collect, analyze, and interpret data, master statistics and experimental design. They also develop the competences to apply gained knowledge in pursuing their personal and professional goals.

About the Programme

The primary mission of Bachelor’s degree programme in Psychology is to provide a quality education that prepares students to enter a broad range of careers in psychology and related fields. Bachelor degree in Psychology is a prerequisite for the graduate programmes in different sub-specialities of this field, as well as professional psychologist or research and teaching career. Alternatively, with BSc in Psychology students can choose graduate programmes in other fields such as human resource management, social work, education, media and advertising, or healthcare. The programme follows the structure of subjects outlined in the Common Framework for European Psychologists’ Training (www.europsych.org).


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SUBJECTS ECTS creditsLogics 4,5Philosophy 4,5Language of Specialty 3Foreign Language (English, German, French) I,II 6Introduction to Psychology 6Human Anatomy and Physiology 6Foreign Language (English, German, French) 3Mathematical Statistics and Statistical Methods of Analysis I, II

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Sensation and Perception 6History of Psychology 6Theories of Personality 4,5Attention, Memory and Learning 7,5Psycho-physiological Measurement 3Research Methods in Psychology 4,5Introduction to Academic Literacy Skills 3Introduction to Sociology 3Social Psychology 7,5Thinking, Language and Intelligence 7,5Emotions and Motivation 4,5Term paper I, II 9Introduction to Neuropsychology 6Developmental Psychology I, II 12Psychological Testing 4,5Observation Skills Training 3Interviewing Training 3Ethics 4,5Educational Psychology 6

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PSYchOLOgY

Introduction to Psychopathology and Psychiatry 4,5Health Psychology 4,5Clinical Psychology 4,5Cross-Cultural Psychology 4,5Organizational Psychology 4,5Abnormal Development 4,5Ethics in Psychology 4,5Psychotherapy Systems 6Psychological Counseling 4,5Group Leadership Training 3Behavioral Genetics 4,5Bachelor Thesis 9OPTIONAL SUBJECTS:Children at Risk /Child Psychiatry 4,5Communication Skills Training / Positive Thinking Skills Training

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Political Science / Introduction to Economics 3Social Anthropology / Community Health 4,5Introduction to Law /Introduction to Management 4,5Forensic Psychology /Business Psychology 4,5


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PUbLIc ADMINISTRATION

Master of Public Administration

Introduction

Through its history, Public Administration (PA) has become an interdisciplinary programme by drawing from fields such as economics, sociology, anthropology, political science, and regional planning. The programme is targeted to students who wish to develop their skills and knowledge covering a broad range of topics and disciplines relevant to the public sector.

About the Programme

The course will focus on public administration at the local, state/provincial, national/federal and supranational levels, as well as in the non-profit sector. The students are supposed to gain knowledge about the basic principles and models of PA such as Traditional Public Administration and New Public Management. The course will include a substantial element of management education sitting alongside public policy and public administration.

Duration: 1,5 year (3 semsesters)


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SUBJECTS ECTS creditsComparative Analysis of Public Administration 6Comparative Public Policy 4.5Human Resource Management 4.5Public Service Management 4.5Organizational Theories 4.5Decision Taking Theory 6Ethics of Public Service 4.5Comparative Analysis of Public Service 6EU Social Policy 4.5Economics* 3Management* 3Basics of Public Administration* 3Strategic Management* 4.5Basics of Law* 4.5New Public Management and State Governance Reform**

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IT in Public Administration** 4.5State’s Strategic Development** 4.5 Strategic Planning** 4.5Administrative Responsibility** 3Scientific Research 4.5Final Master’s Theses 34.5* Compulsory unless a student had studied this subject at the Bachelor level

** Alternative

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EUROPEAN UNION POLIcY AND ADMINISTRATION

Master of Public Administration

Introduction

The globalization of market requires highly qualified public administration specialists with a solid background in the EU affairs, who can apply their skills in the European and national institutions and contribute to the development of national, supranational and local institutional-administrative capacities. Furthermore, the development of competent human resources is crucial in order to strengthen scientific potential in the field of the EU Policy and Administration.

About the Programme

The aim of the European Union Policy and Administration study programme is to train public administration specialists who will be able to get engaged in an intellectually challenging work environment and apply their EU related knowledge and skills in practice.

Duration: 1,5 year (3 semesters)


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SUBJECTS ECTS credits

Introduction to the European Union Law 6European Union Integration, Enlargement, Policy Formation

7.5

Theory of Decision-Making 6Comparative Public Policy 3Scientific Research 18Management* 3Introduction to Public Administration* 3New Public Management 4.5EU and Cooperation in Justice and Home Affairs 3EU Common Agricultural and Environmental Policies 6EU Structural Policy 3EU Migration Policy 3EU Common Market, Budget, Economic and Monetary Policy

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EU Common Foreign and Security Policy 4.5Master Thesis 21*Compulsory unless a student had studied this subject at the Bachelor level

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EUROPEAN NEIghbORhOOD POLIcY

Master of Political Science

Introduction

The EU’s newly launched European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) requires highly qualified political science specialists with a solid background in foreign and security affairs of the EU and their own national states. These will be individuals who can apply their skills in the regional integration at all levels in the framework of the ENP and contribute to the development of the enlargement policies in different domains (good neighborly relations, a promotion of political, democratic, economical, and social reforms in the neighboring EU countries). Furthermore, the development of competent human resources is crucial in order to strengthen research potential in the field of European Neighborhood Policy.

About the Programme

The aim of the European Neighborhood Policy (ENP) study programme is to train political science specialists who will be able to become engaged in an intellectually challenging work, devoted to the research, analysis and assessment of the political, economical as well as social processes in the neighboring EU countries and to provide prognoses and recommendations concerning the ENP and apply their EU-related knowledge and skills in practice.

Duration:2 years (4 semesters)


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SUBJECTSECTS credits

Theories of International Relations 6Post-Soviet Space: Tendencies and Models of Development 6Regional Research Methodology 6Research Work (Stage 1, 2, 3) 9EU Institutions and Decision Making Process 6EU Common Foreign and Security Policy 6European Neighbourhood Policy 6Eastern Europe and South Caucasus Regions in the 20th –21st Century

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Europeanization 6Conflictology: Theory and Practice of Political Management 6Master Thesis Methodology Seminar 3Master Thesis 27OPTIONAL SUBJECTS:Languages: Belarusian, Lithuanian, Kazakh, etc. 4,5Modern Theories of Ethnicity and Nationalism 4,5Political Relations and Systems in the Baltic States 4,5Ukraine as an ‘Object in Transition 4,5Reforms of Public Administration 4,5EU Enlargement and Integration 4,5EU Contemporary Policy 4,5Lithuanian Foreign Policy in the 20th –21st Century 4,5Belarus as a Political Project 4,5Political Systems of the Central Asian Countries 4,5Assistance Programmes of the EU and International Organisations

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Multicultural Diversity and Globalisation of Modern Europe

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South European Region in the 20th –21st Century 4,5Near Eastern and North African Regions in the 20th –21st Century

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EUROPEAN UNION LAw

Master of Laws

Introduction

The EU Law programme is aimed for the preparation of law graduates who wish to widen their horizon and deepen their knowledge in the EU Law. Participants of this programme will be able to enhance their legal skills as well as benefit professionally and academically.

About the Programme

European Union Law Master’s Programme is unique in the way that it meets the needs of both the EU and non-EU member states’ students, with a consideration of recent changes in the context of enlarged European Union and increasing globalization process. This Master’s programme is a perfect combination of all essential EU Law aspects, focusing on both institutional and substantial EU law.



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Freedoms of the EC Internal Market 4,5EU and the Cooperation in Area of Justice and Home Affairs

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EU Labour Law 4,5The European Court of Justice 4,5Scientific Research Work 4,5Master Thesis I, II, III 31,5EU Finance Law 4,5Consumer Protection under the EU Law 4,5EU and Human Rights 4,5EU Environmental Law 4,5International Refugee Law 4,5EU Company Law 4,5EU Competition Law 4,5EC Intelectual Property Law 4,5

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INfORMATION TEchNOLOgY LAw

Master of Laws

Introduction

Information Technology (IT) Law Master’s Programme focuses on key legal issues posed by information and knowledge society – new legal phenomena (Internet, e-commerce, e-media, e-governance etc.). This postgraduate programme is targeted to the students who have legal background.The aim of this Master’s programme is to enable the graduates to cope with various questions concerning IT Law in private and public sectors. Therefore, it does not involve just teaching the existing legal frameworks on IT Law, but also encourages a critical appraisal of them. The Master’s programme participants get a profound knowledge of the latest developments in IT Law, its areas of applications and its realization in practice.

About the Programme

The study programme aims at preparing the students for multijurisdictionary practice in the increasingly important field of IT law, as well as enhancing performance in the traditional fields of law through introduction to modern legal techniques and solutions provided by IT.This program is created under recommendation of the EULISP – CDA (European Universities Legal Informa-tics Study Programme) project and is implemented jointly with University of Zaragoza (Spain), University of Rovaniemi (Finland), University of Vienna (Austria), Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium).



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Legal Regulation of Electronic Communication 4.5Protection of Intellectual Property Rights in Cyberspace

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Information Technology and Law 6 E-Governance 4.5Research Work 22.5Legal Statistics 4.5Legal Regulation of E-commerce 6 Internet Law 4.5 Data Protection and Data Security 4.5Cyber Crimes 6Artificial Intelligence and Law 4.5Master Thesis 21

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INTERNATIONAL LAw

Master of Laws

Introduction

The Joint International Law Master’s Programme is an ideal choice for Law graduates, who wish to expand their knowledge in the field of International Public Law, International Private Law and European Union Law.Mykolas Romeris University in partnership with the University of Ghent (Belgium, Flanders) presents this Programme to enhance International Law skills and strengthen the basics of European Union Law in an international environment. Graduates will obtain LLM diploma, enabling continuation of research in doctoral studies.

About the Programme

The Joint International Master’s Programme is unique in the way that it caters for and meets the needs of International Law and European Union Law specialists. This is a two-year programme which combines all the essential aspects of International Public and Private Law, as well as European Union Law. It is orientated to provide graduates with a profound and comprehensive knowledge of the subject. The studies start at Mykolas Romeris University and include 1 compulsory study abroad semester at Ghent University.

Duration:2 years (4 semesters)


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Diplomatic and Consular Law 6International Law of the Treaties 6International Refugees Law 6International Humanitarian Law 4.5Research Basics 3International Investment Law 4.5International Protection of Human Rights 6Disputes in International Law 4.5Law of International Organizations 4.5International Informatics Law 4.5International Trade Law 4.5Air and Space Law 4.5Law of the Sea 4.5International Environmental Law 4.5International Commercial Transactions 3International Nature Conservation Law 3EU Institutional Law 4.5Master thesis 33Internship for preparation of master thesis 9

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wELfARE SOcIOLOgY

Master of Sociology

Introduction

Welfare Sociology Programme is aimed at the preparation of sociology graduates, experts in social welfare who wish to deepen their knowledge in Sociology and acquire an in-depth understanding of the key conceptual debates and social policy trends in a cross-country perspective. This programme is targeted to the students who have background in Social Science or Humanities. Participants will be able to enhance their skills in development and implementation of social projects and programmes as well as benefit professionally and academically.

About the Programme

Welfare Sociology Master’s Programme is an interdisciplinary study course that falls into three distinct parts.The first of these addresses a variety of sociological issues within a broader socio-economic context, the second deals with the core social policy epistemological issues and the final one focuses on the research. Welfare Sociology Master’s Programme meets the needs of both the EU and non-EU member states’ students, with a consideration of rapid social changes in Europe and increasing globalization process.



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SUBJECT ECTS credits

Social inequality and exclusion 6Quantitative and qualitative methodology of social research

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Economic sociology 6The models of social policies of welfare states 6Research Work 16,5Introduction to sociology* 4.5Methods of sociological research* 3Sociological theories* 3Social changes 4.5Social demography 4.5Institutional system of Social welfare 3Comparative analysis of social policies of EU member states

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Praxis of sociological research 4.5Statistical methods in sociology* 3Sociology of life course 4.5Economics of equal opportunities and inclusion

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Systematic evaluation of social projects/programmes

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Master Thesis 22.5* Compulsory unless a student has studied this subject at the Bachelor level

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PUbLIc SEcTOR EcONOMIcS

Master of Economics

Introduction

Public Sector Economics Programme is aimed to educate high qualification, cross-sector experts in public sector economics, who would be knowledgeable of the public sector peculiarities on the state as well as on the municipal levels. The graduates will be capable of solving economical problems in the areas of education, health service, social services and the likewise. This programme is targeted to students who have background in economics or public administration.

About the Programme

Public Sector Economics students will understand and will be able to evaluate the public sector fundamentals and content, its role and functions in the context of economical globalisation and integration, economical relationship between the state and its market. They will learn to analyse and apply the mechanisms of public goods production, distribution, consumption, and payment. Acquisition of Master’s Degree in Public Sector Economics enables the graduates of the programme to get placements in economical subdivisions of the public sector, educational institutions where issues of public sector economics are being researched and taught, in economical services of municipalities, districts, ministries and other departments as well as associated business institutions.

Duration:1, 5 year (3 semesters)


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SUBJECT ECTS credits

Public Sector Economics: the State and Self-Government

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Economic Development Strategy of the State 5Comparative Economics and Globalisation 8Research Project 6European Economic Integration and Cohesion 9Public Property Law Implementation 3Information Technologies in Management and E-Government

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Public Sector Audit 3Contemporary Economic Theories 3Comparative Public Policy 3Master’s Degree Thesis 29Microeconomics* 3Macroeconomics* 3Financial Accounting * 3State Finance* 3Economic Security of the State ** 3Ethics in Public Services ** 3Gender Economics ** 3Public Procurement ** 3European Social Charter and Its Implementation ** 3* Compulsory unless a student has studied this subject at the Bach-elor level

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Studies at MRU

Programmes are conducted exclusively in English. For this reason, students are expected to have a high level of written and spoken English. The semester lasts 16 weeks and examination session takes 4 weeks. Assessment of student results will normally involve assigned course work as well as an oral or written examination. To pass a course a student must receive a grade no less than 5 out of 10.

Students will have to attend seminars and lectures and work in groups to prepare the given tasks, however, the students’ initiative and ability to work independently will be expected. The courses are concluded with exams, credit tests may be passed in the end of practical classes, after students have performed certain tasks.

A wide variety of assessment forms are applied for the courses including oral exams, written case study/problem exams, home assignments.

Prospective applicants should make themselves familiar with Mykolas Romeris University Study Rules and Regulations.

Tuition fee for one academic year in Bachelor degree •study program is 1506 EUR* (as of 2008).

Tuition fee for one academic year in Master degree •study program is 2317 EUR* (as of 2008).

* Tuition fee will be confirmed by a resolution each year by the Senate of Mykolas Romeris University.

Admission procedure

Students who wish to enroll in Bachelor or Master Degree programmes should do the following:

Fill out the Application Form;•Submit a notarized copy of a document proving results •of the English language (for applicants to English taught study programs) proficiency or document of


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the Russian language (for applicants to Russian taught study programs) proficiency;Graduate students must submit notarized and by the •government bodies confirmed copies of university transcript and diploma (a candidate must have a bachelor degree or equivalent first university degree lasting a minimum of 3 years);Undergraduate students must submit notarized and by •the government bodies confirmed copies of secondary education or high education diploma;

Submit certificate of your university (school) transcript and diploma evaluation in Lithuania (apply to Lithuanian Center for Quality Assessment in Higher Education: http://www.skvc.lt);

Submit three photos;•Submit a copy of your passport or ID card;•Submit a certificate from a bank and apostilized letter •of guarantee from parents/sponsors along with a document about their financial abilities;Submit a bank transfer confirmation of Application •Fee of 65 EUR addressed to Mykolas Romeris University (non-refundable).

All documents must be translated in to the English lan-guage.Only applicants who have submitted all the required documents will be considerated for acceptance to the university.Application documents must be sent by post addressed to Mykolas Romeris University, Directorate for International Relations and Studies (Director: Mrs Gedrutė Račienė, Ateities St. 20, LT-08303 Vilnius, Lithuania; [email protected]).

Application deadline for the academic year 2009/2010 is July 3.


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Visa and temporary residence permit

All international students for studies in Lithuania are required to have the temporary residence permit (TRP). It takes about one month for EU citizens and up to 6 month for non EU citizens to get the temporary residence permit. However for the period until the decision for the permit will be made students may get visa D.

Students can obtain TRP prior to departure at the Lithu-anian embassy in home country or the local Migration Department. The following documents are required:

an application form (available at the embassy in their home •country or at the Migration Department in Lithuania);

a photo; •

a valid passport or personal identity card and copy; •

a letter of confirmation proving that you have been •accepted at the educational institution.

A residence permit for the Republic of Lithuania entitles a foreigner to choose a place of residence in the country, to change residence, to leave the Republic of Lithuania and to return to the residence while the permit is still valid.

Lithuania is a signatory to the Schengen Convention. If you have a visa issued by one of the Schengen countries, it is automatically valid for all other Schengen countries.

More information: http://www.migracija.lt or http://www.urm.lt/


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MRU Contacts:

Rector prof. Alvydas PumputisMykolas Romeris UniversityAteities str. 20, LT – 08303 Vilnius, Lithuania

Phone: +370 5 271 46 25Fax: +370 5 26760 00E-mail: [email protected] Web site: http://www.mruni.eu

Directorate for International Relations and StudiesPhone: +370 5 271 46 21Fax: +370 5 271 45 22E-mail: [email protected] , [email protected]

MRU – University Facts and Figures:

3 campuses•7 faculties•10 Bachelor degree study programmes•53 Master degree study programmes•Doctoral studies in the fields of Law; Management •and Administration; Psychology (doctoral students assigned to 26 departments)

Academic year: September - June•20509 students•9647 undergraduates;•10047 master degree students•193 doctoral students•183 incoming international students from 22 countries•810 academic staff•323 administrative and technical staff•


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Degree Programmes Prospectus 2009



DEGREE PROGRAMMES


Prospectus 2009

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