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Informatics Engineering

Field of studies
Computer science
Qualification
Professional Bachelor's degree in Informatics Sciences
Form and duration
Full-time (mode of lecture organisation: daytime/session-based), 3 years
Language
Lithuanian
Annual tuition fee
€3,079
Programme code
6531BX005
Informatics Engineering

The shortage of engineering specialists in Lithuania has approached a critical threshold, becoming a serious obstacle to economic growth. This is undoubtedly one of the most promising professions of our time, amid the Industry 4.0 revolution. Production volumes are growing, industry is becoming increasingly digitalised, and companies are undergoing robotisation processes. Naturally, someone has to operate and maintain all this equipment and control the production processes. The demand for engineers is growing every day in all regions. This is particularly evident in Klaipėda, as specialists are snapped up while still studying.

This specialty is in demand – Lithuania has a shortage of these specialists. On completing their studies, graduates will be able to work both in companies providing IT services and in the IT departments of various companies.

Graduate career indicators

Based on the 2025 graduate career indicators, 6 months after graduation, 54.55% of Informatics Engineering programme graduates are in employment, and those employed under an employment contract earn an average gross monthly income of €1,986.58.

What makes the programme distinctive

The content of the programme is continually updated to reflect the latest advances in science and technology, in line with the realities of Industry 4.0. The content of all study subjects is reviewed every year and supplemented with new information, with particular attention paid to innovative solutions in programming and digitalisation, keeping pace with technological progress and using the latest software. This allows students to gain relevant knowledge and practical skills that are directly applicable in the real industrial sector, ensuring they are prepared to work with the most advanced technologies and solutions used by modern companies.

Study environment – Informatics Engineering

Study environment

  • Multimedia Technology Laboratories
  • Networks and Computer Architecture Laboratory
  • Computer classrooms with specialised software for the study programme
  • Electronics Laboratory
  • Electrical Measurements and Electrical Engineering Laboratory
  • Electrical Engineering Laboratory
  • Industrial Equipment Laboratory

Career

Graduates of the Informatics Engineering study programme have excellent employment opportunities in various fields, such as electronics and computer companies, banks, transport, healthcare and utility companies, in both the public and private sectors. They can work in companies' IT departments, contribute to systems development and administration, and also take up middle-management positions, such as project managers or heads of IT departments. Thanks to their broad foundation of technological knowledge and practical skills, graduates are well prepared to contribute to the development of innovative solutions, which ensures their competitiveness in the labour market.

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Students on the programme have the opportunity to take part in the Erasmus+ exchange programme, which allows them to study and complete placements at universities and companies abroad. This gives students the opportunity to gain international experience while working with advanced technologies and innovative solutions.

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Contact person

Sigutė Ežerskienė

Sigutė Ežerskienė Head of the Department of Informatics and Biotechnology, Lecturer

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