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Study Abroad Programs in Lithuania

It may be easy to overlook the small country of Lithuania but there are many reasons to study in one of Europe’s best kept secrets. Lithuania offers medieval castles and towns, blue lakes, and national forests.

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3 Study Abroad Programs in Lithuania

Medlink Students - Study Medicine in Europe
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Medlink Students - Study Medicine in Europe

Study Medicine in Lithuania in English

Lithuania has become an increasingly popular destination for stud...

LCC International University
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LCC International University

Study Abroad Lithuania Program: Discover the Baltics

Learn in an international community and travel across Central Eur...

Kaunas University of Technology
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Kaunas University of Technology

M.Sc. Applied Chemistry at Kaunas University of Technology

The Master of Science in Applied Chemistry at KTU equips students...

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A Guide to Studying Abroad in Lithuania

Geography & Demographics

Located in northern Europe, the country serves as a bridge connecting the north, south, east, and west. It’s bordered by the Baltic Sea, Latvia, Belarus, and Poland. Lithuania is home to four UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Curonian Spit is a sand dune peninsula that has been inhabited since prehistoric times. It separates the Baltic Sea from the Curonian Lagoon. Another is the Kernavė Archaeological site which offers outstanding proof of the evolution of human settlements from the late Paleolithic Period to the Middle Ages within the Baltic Region. The list continues with the Struve Geodetic Arc.

Lithuania is home to one point in a large chain that allowed scientist to make the first accurate measurements of the size and shape of Earth. The point is marked by a large obelisk. To top it all off, the Vilnius Historic Centre, in the capital city, is one of the best preserved medieval centers in all of Europe. It offers nearly 2,000 buildings that demonstrate the architecture of eastern Europe as it developed.

Lithuania enjoys a rather mild and predictable climate that has both continental and maritime traits. Average temperatures are around 20 degrees in January, the coldest month of the year and average around the low 60s in July, the hottest month. The country receives humid air and breezes from the 60 miles of Baltic coastline.

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