Programme description– Implementation of solutions for electronic systems, planning of their stages and even distribution of tasks.
Electronics Engineering is a global and dynamic specialisation. Programme is designed for preparation of electronics engineers, who are able to create, install, research, improve and provide maintenance services to modern systems in the areas of industry, medicine, security and logistics, communication systems and military equipment. Electronics engineers and project managers begin with the idea of a new product of service and develop it until its commercial realisation.
| Location |
Kaunas Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
| Cycle | First cycle |
| Field | Electronics Engineering |
| Language | Lithuanian |
| Study mode and duration | Full-time studies - 4 y. (Day-time), Part-time studies - 6 y. (Day-time) |
| Degree awarded | Bachelor of Engineering Sciences |
| Specialisations |
Design and Manufacturing of Electronic Equipment, Information and Telecommunication Technology, Medical Electronics |
We begin with comprehension of fundamental laws of nature and rapidly move to contemporary electronic devices, smart programmed systems and sensors, use of data transmission and processing equipment, and mastering of methods of their development. It feels amazing to create and implement your own ideas.
Design, testing, production and installation processes, which are the basis for engineering activities, and skills required for their implementation are developed during the courses of microprocessor-based, analogue and digital devices, measurement, signal processing, etc. Students complete their placements at Lithuanian companies, where they are often employed after their studies.
Graduates of the few last years are employed in the companies of electronic industry not only in Lithuania, but also in Norway, Belgium, Germany, and Ireland.
International experts, who evaluated the programme, specified one of its advantages: variety of training laboratories and their constant updates using the EU support funds and establishing “Santaka” science valley. Three new laboratories have been established this year: electronics technologies, electromagnetic compatibility, and nanosatellites and avionics. Laboratories receive support by modern equipment from such global producers as Texas instruments, ST Microelectronics, Altera and many others.
Students are attracted to perform research and design works in laboratories and scientific groups. Such working environment allows them to watch the development of innovative technical solutions, as well as rapidly improve their practical skills.
| Design and Integration of Electronic Systems | Design of Specialised Systems | Production and Testing | Realisation of Data Transfer Systems |
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Graduation from Bachelor studies of Electronics Engineering at KTU provided me with fundamental knowledge, analytical thinking and practical skills, which enabled transformation of purposeful and consistent work during studies to a chance to establish my career in the innovative area of electronics engineering. Currently I apply obtained knowledge and skills in designing of electronic devices, which are valued and competitive in the global market.
We have employed and each year provide placements for the students of this programme, who create, modernise, install electronic devices and systems for accounting of energy resources, data transfer via various networks, household management. Today industries and services of telecommunications, vehicles, aviation, medical devices, energy, etc. are inconceivable without the latest electronics technologies. If you want not only to use, but also to create technological solutions, you need qualified specialists of electronics.
Student’s competences
– Applies deeper knowledge of electronics engineering science and research methods;
– Recognises problems, formulates them and applies solutions;
– Performs experiment’s planning and its progress;
– Conduct research activities applying modern technologies;
Student’s skills
– Able to solve unknown problems that are not clearly defined;
– Able to develop new methods;
– Able to plan or conduct analytical, modelling or experimental research;
– Able to apply available knowledge and experience in generation of ideas and making of decisions.
– Implementation of solutions for electronic systems, planning of their stages and even distribution of tasks.
– Implementation of important systemic solutions, planning of tasks and activities at the level of departments/divisions.
– Planning of research, conduction of research activities applying analytical, modelling and experimental methods.
– Organisation of the company’s activities and implementation of its objectives for sustainable development and sustainable society.
IELTS ≥5.5, TOEFL ≥75, CEFR ≥B2, or equivalent
Maximum 3 years after high school graduation is eligible.
Often you can get a suitable transcript from your school. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original.
The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / Russian.
The documents must be legalised (Apostille) by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country where the documents were issued. This requirement does not apply for the documents issued in the EU and Belarus, Ukraine.
IELTS ≥5.5, TOEFL ≥75, CEFR ≥B2, or equivalent
Minimum average grade (CGPA) > 60 % in each entry subject.
| Foreign nationals with Lithuanian origins and EU citizens | |
| Full-time studies | 2951 € |
| Part-time studies | 1967 € |
| Price per credit | 49,18 € |
Financial support