Applications for Lithuanian State Scholarships are Now Open

Applications for Lithuanian State Scholarships are Now Open 

Applications for Lithuanian State Scholarships for full-time Master's degree studies for the 2026-2027 academic year, provided by the Education Exchanges Support Foundation, are now being accepted (see here). 

We advise graduate students (or Master’s students) of our bilateral partners to apply for a Master's degree at Mykolas Romeris University and, at the same time, apply for Lithuanian State Scholarships for full-time Master's degree studies. We especially recommend students of our joint or double degree Master's programs (if such agreements exist between MRU and the State University) to apply for the part of their studies that they will require at MRU. 

The deadline for submitting applications is April 20, 2026. Candidates from your university may consider obtaining a Master’s degree from Mykolas Romeris University.

 Within the framework of the competition, funding is provided for citizens of Armenia, Azerbaijan, China, Georgia, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, Kazakhstan, Moldova, New Zealand, the Philippines, South Korea, Ukraine, the United States, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, and foreign citizens of Lithuanian origin from non-EU and non-European Free Trade Association countries. A total of 70 grants are available (monthly scholarships and grants covering tuition fees), providing quotas for citizens of the following countries:

No more than 10 grants will be issued to citizens of the above-mentioned countries, except for citizens of Ukraine and foreign citizens of Lithuanian origin. 

The monthly scholarship is determined by 8 Basic Social Amounts (BSA)*, which equals €592 in 2026. The tuition fee coverage grant is limited to the national standard tuition cost approved by the Ministry of Education, Science, and Sport and cannot exceed this amount.

 Students interested in receiving a state scholarship for full-time Master's studies must complete two application forms:

(1) The MRU application form for the chosen Master's program and, if they wish to receive financial support for Master's studies, also (2) an application for a scholarship for full-time Master's studies with all necessary documents through the online funding application system.