I am currently studying Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Kaunas University of Technology. There are both good and bad sides of this university. As for the advantages, I would say the quality of laboratories, and how the university pays attention to giving students hands-on experiences. It offers a lot of opportunities such as ED programs, which many student benefits from. Also, Talent Scholarship which it gives is a great way of motivating the students.
Regarding the disadvantages, I would say the low quality of internationality at this university. Most of the things are conducted in lithuanian and most of the things are usually for lithuanians.
Also, accomodation (dormitories) are not taken care of well.
However, overall a good university I would say.

While the university may be considered somewhat average overall, its standout feature lies in the diverse range of extracurricular programs it offers, contributing significantly to a vibrant campus life. The frequent organization of events adds a dynamic touch, fostering a sense of community among students. However, it’s worth noting that certain modules and lecturers might not meet the highest standards, presenting room for improvement. Despite these shortcomings, my personal affinity for the university persists, perhaps owing to its positive aspects and the overall experience it provides.

The overall teaching methods and professors can be revamped. The system and scholarships paired with the approach of teaching from professors seem to be inclined and favoured towards european students overall, with no orientation or inclusion for international students.Everything else about the university is as good as they come.

It offers quality engineering programs. One of the best universities in Lithuania for future engineers. Most of the professors are friendly and passionate about their subjects, and the laboratories are full of interesting equipment.