Educating over 3,500 students across three principal faculties—Faculty of Marine Technology and Natural Sciences, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, and Faculty of Health Sciences—alongside the world-class Marine Research Institute (MRI), KU seamlessly integrates academic learning with maritime commerce and oceanic exploration. International students from over 40 countries study in fully English-taught programmes in Marine Transport Engineering, Shipping & Port Engineering, Joint Marine Biotechnology, Chemical Engineering, Informatics, Economics, and Management. With highly competitive annual tuition fees (€3,100–€3,250 for Business and Social Sciences; €4,201 for Engineering, Oceanography, and IT; €4,690–€5,641 for Master's), Lithuanian State full master's scholarships, salaried PhD research positions, and seaside student dormitories starting from just €100 to €170/month right on campus, KU provides Europe's most accessible marine and comprehensive higher education.

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