SMK College of Applied Sciences - SMK Speciality : Tourism & Hospitality
programme: Tourism and Recreation

I am currently studying in the Tourism and Recreation programme and have completed four semesters. Overall, my experience at SMK College of Applied Sciences has been positive. The programme combines theoretical knowledge with practical activities, helping students understand how the tourism and recreation industry works in real-life situations.

The lecturers are generally supportive and willing to help students when needed. Classes cover a variety of topics related to tourism, hospitality, recreation, and business, which provides a broad understanding of the field. I also appreciate the opportunity to work on projects and assignments that encourage teamwork and problem-solving skills.

The college has an international environment, allowing students to meet people from different countries and cultures. This makes studying more interesting and helps improve communication skills.

One area that could be improved is the organization of some administrative processes, which can occasionally take longer than expected. However, this has not significantly affected my studies.

I would recommend SMK College of Applied Sciences to students who are interested in tourism and recreation and are looking for a practical, career-oriented study programme.

Modern classes, with a great atmosphere! Good and helpful teachers. In case you want to study light and have much time to travel and don’t really care about the uni, it’s a great option for you. Great international atmosphere!

I had a good experience at SMK college of applied sciences in Vilnius. The environment is friendly, and it is a good place for international students. The classes are practical, and the university is modern.

However, the tuition fee is quite high, and there are not enough teachers in some faculties. I think the university should improve the academic support and hire more lecturers. Another thing is that from here the students need to find their own internship by themselves. And I think they should also look about these internships.

Overall, SMK is still a good college with some areas to improve.