米科罗斯罗美斯大学

Mykolas Romeris University (MRU) is an international university located in Vilnius and Kaunas, (Lithuania), and the leading higher education institution in social sciences and interdisciplinary research. Approximately 7,500 students are enrolled, including 600 international students, 200 doctoral students and over 400 academic staff employed. The main faculties and institutes of the University are: Mykolas Romeris Law School, Faculty of Economics and Business, Faculty of Public Governance, Public Security Academy as well as the Institute of Communication, Institute of Educational Sciences and Social Work, Institute of Humanities and the Institute of Psychology. The university offers more than 80 doctoral, master and bachelor degree study programmes, internationally accredited status and more than 20 programmes are offered in English language, with a unique, diverse environment for international students. MRU is the first University in Lithuania to offer international joint study programmes that lead to double or joint diplomas. Dual degree programmes are also offered in cooperation with Universities from France, Austria, Finland, Ukraine and South Korea.

Top Reasons to Study at MRU:

• 1.       It’s the number one university in Lithuania for Law and Psychology degree studies;
• 2.       A wide range of services are available at the university free of charge;
• 3.       Low living costs (300-400 EUR/month with accommodation at Mykolas Romeris University’s Students house)
• 4.       Accommodation at the university's students’ house is offered for all international students
• 5.       Mykolas Romeris University's library is open until late night seven days a week
• 6.       Introductory week with a wide array of activities for new international students (informational seminars, trips, tours, cultural events)
• 7.       Erasmus scholarships for international mobility (for studies and for internships)
• 8.       King Sejong Institute and One Asia Community Programme where students can learn Korean language and Asian culture.

A Lithuanian degree is recognized worldwide particularly in all the countries which have signed the Lisbon Convention. MRU uses the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) in all study fields and was awarded in 2010 the ECTS Diploma Supplement label and in 2012 the ECTS label which certifies that the university is a transparent, reliable partner in European international cooperation.  Every MRU graduate upon successful completion of a bachelor or master’s study programme is awarded a Bachelor or Masters Diploma and a Diploma Supplement, which meets the European Commission’s, the Council of Europe’s and UNESCO/CEPES’ standards.