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Mykolas Romeris University

4.6 out of 5 (101 reviews) Vilnius, Lithuania
Mykolas Romeris University (Mykolo Romerio universitetas in Lithuanian) is a university in the capital city of Lithuania, Vilnius. Name of the university comes from the Lithuanian legal scholar, judge and father of Lithuania’s Constitutional Law Mykolas Römeris. Mykolas Romeris University is a state university and it was established after the restoration of independence of the Republic of Lithuania in 1990. Mykolas Romeris University is one of the largest universities in Lithuania, currently about 9,000 students from 38 countries. For International Students the University offers Bachelor, Master and Doctoral study programmes in English language in the field of Social Sciences.

Bachelor's programmes

Applied Sciences & Professions (3)
Social Sciences (3)
Business & Management (2)
Education & Training (2)
Computer Science & IT (1)
Hospitality, Leisure & Sports (1)
Humanities (1)
Natural Sciences & Mathematics (1)

About

History

Established after restoration of independence of the Republic of Lithuania in 1990, it is a state university.

Education

Mykolas Romeris University (Mykolo Romerio universitetas in Lithuanian) is a university in the capital city of Lithuania, Vilnius. Name of the university comes from the Lithuanian legal scholar,judge and father of Lithuania’s Constitutional Law Mykolas Römeris. Mykolas Romer is University is a state university and it was established after the restoration of independence of the Republic of Lithuania in 1990.

Mykolas Romeris University is one of the largest universities in Lithuania, currently having 10,000 students from 38 countries.

For International Students the University offers Bachelor, Master and Doctoral study programmes in English language in the field of Social Sciences.

Services

Student services

  • The campus is easy accessible by public transport from any place in Vilnius. From MRU it takes approximately 25 minutes to reach the city center by bus.
  • For convenience of students, University offers dining hall and cafeterias where it is possible to have breakfast, lunch or dinner for 2-4 euros.
  • Many additional services offered by the University are completely free of charge - a huge parking lot, sport halls and gyms, outdoor sports equipment, wireless internet, cultural and educational activities, courses of foreign languages, etc.

Housing services

  • Accommodation on campus is offered for all international students, a place in a double room at the university’s students house costs 100 euros per month, a place in a triple room – 85 euros per month. 

Library services

University buildings with lecture halls and library are located only 5 minutes’ walk from the students’ house.

Student Life

Campus life

  • The campus is easy accessible by public transport from any place in Vilnius. From MRU it takesapproximately 25 minutes to reach the city center by bus.

Accreditation

Ministy of Education and Science of the Republic of Lithuania.

All the programmes acredited by the Centre for Quality Assessment in Higher Education (Lithuania).

Student Reviews

Classes were interesting, but rather easy to accomplish whic...
Anonymous rated 5 out of 5 stars
Classes were interesting, but rather easy to accomplish which was a good thing for erasmus people.
I only would not recommmend it due to the fact that the stud...
Anonymous rated 4 out of 5 stars
I only would not recommmend it due to the fact that the studies weren't so hard in my opionion or rather the professor didn't exactly have high requirements. So in this point of view I think there are universities more demanding and therefore you can actually learn more. Especially corncernig exams, if I compare it to my home university they were riddicoulosly easy. Of course, I can't tell how ...
I am satisfied with most of my courses, but also there is an...
Anonymous rated 5 out of 5 stars
I am satisfied with most of my courses, but also there is an area for development including language aspects, teaching methods. There was a problem with the overall organisation of the courses (at the beggining of semester). Or even sometimes, there was a lack of competence of some Czech tutors.
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