Vilnius University (reviews)

Strong side: Professional lecturers, technology involvement in assignments, variety of courses, international programs open for usage. Week side: some lecturers are behind the time – no technology involvement in their course, some courses could be more specific, not too generic. Overall I would recommend Vilnius University although it needs more progress in some areas.

My experience at Vilnius University has been just amazing. It gave me a lot of opportunities, I could study abroad (one year in Spain), now I can easily find a job in Lithuania. Moreover, it helped me to improve my personal skills, I believe, that now I am more communicative than before, more open-minded. In general, I would definitely recommend this university for everyone who wants to learn something new, who are motivated to be a better specialist or just wants to broaden their horizons.

This university gives an opportunity to know yourself and the world around us better. Students are always encouraged to speak their mind and to discuss, therefore critical thinking and understanding various attitudes of a subject is at the first importance here.

Vilnius University is the best in Lithuania and it is really worthy of this title. Of course, people experience different experiences and have different opinions, but I, while studying at the Faculty of Philosophy, met with many inspiring instructors, I got a lot of my own and not only my specialty knowledge. I would definitely recommend to everyone.

One of the best universities to study sociology in Lithuania. The professors are very helpful to understand theory and they’re always trying to interest the student. University has a big access to online resources. Great opportunity to get what you’re looking for. The faculty of Philosophy is in the center with beautiful architecture and vibe. The dorm is about 5 km from the faculty, but with public transport is easy to reach. The dorm itself can be better.

I think Vilnius University is one of the best places to study in Lithuania. Sadly, I do not exactly think that the Faculty of Communication is a good place for that. As I am studying Creative Communication I do not think that I will graduate VU with a big luggage of skills or knowledge. I believe that for a lot of people this study programme can be enjoyable, as there is no need to study a lot, but for me, it is just an attractive name from which you are not getting much. A bit of everything and at the same time nothing. I do have this opinion that if you want to become a Communication specialist then it is better to study something from where you could get more fundamental knowledge (for example, something from the Faculty of Philosophy) and then you would adapt it to your Communication specialist career, so, all in all, I would not recommend this study programme.

As I am studying in the Faculty of Communication I for sure do not think that it is worth to spend 4 years in this place. Study programmes here are not that well prepared and, sadly, I could not say that the lecturers are very qualified. Anyway, I believe that other faculties are way better as a few times I had some lectures in for example, the Faculty of Philosophy, and I can guarantee that those lectures were way more interesting and valuable than the ones that I had in my study program.

The business information management studies were quite good, which was easy to learn together and get to know other students. But the content of studies could be richer subjects. As a graduate student, I feel a lack of practical knowledge. Moreover, the teachers were always friendly and willing to make compromises. They treated all students equally.

My experience studying at VU is a memorable one, all the people I had a chance to meet and work with were very motivated and hard working. Being surrounded by so many motivated individuals, also inspired me to put 110% in my work and reach many great goals.

The thing about VU that left me a long lasting memory about it is the people you are exposed to when you join this university. Both professors and colleagues are great people, motivating you throughout the whole degree because people are humble in Lithuania and know how important it is to be competitive in the market they are hardworking and that is contagious, the professors are wholesome and kindhearted people which are fun to work with. overall great communities to work with inside and outside of the university. I know my opinion is based on people, and we all know how all people are different. To my experience, all the people through the few years I got to meet were really nice. The IT program I had a chance to study was reasonably new so I believe I got well educated as well. Good place to chose