Exchange Studies @ 2018–2019
Description of courses at: http://www.mruni.eu/en/ects/
CONTENT 1. Fact Sheet on Organization of Exchange at Mykolas Romeris University ������������������������ 3 2. Academic Coordinators at the Faculties and Institutes ��������������������������������������������������������������������� 10 3. List of Courses ������������������������������������������������������������������ 12 I. Faculty of Economics and Business ��������������������������������� 12 II. Institute of Communication ������������������������������������������� 13 III. Institute of Educational Sciences and Social Work ���������������������������������������������������������������������� 14 IV. Institute of Humanities ����������������������������������������������� 15 V. Institute of Psychology ..................................................... 17 VI. Faculty of Law ������������������������������������������������������������� 19 VII. Faculty of Politics Governance ������������������������������������ 20 VIII. Faculty of Public Security �������������������������������������������� 21 4. Notes �������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 22
Exchange to Mykolas Romeris University (Academic year 2018–2019) NSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION Full Legal Name of Institution: MYKOLAS ROMERIS UNIVERSITY Institutional Code: LT VILNIUS06 ECHE No. 78018 Mykolas Romeris University, Ateities str. 20, Vilnius LT-08303, Lithuania Assoc. prof. dr. Algirdas Monkevičius +370 5 2714 625 (Rector‘s office) +370 5 2676 000 (Rector‘s office) http://www.mruni.eu
OFFICE RESPONSIBLE FOR STUDENT EXCHANGE International Office Mykolas Romeris University, Ateities str. 20, Vilnius LT-08303, Lithuania /
+370 5 2714 695;
+370 5 2714 603; +370 5 2714 579 erasmus@mruni.eu; http://www.mruni.eu/en/norintiems_studijuoti/erasmus/
CONTACT PERSONS AT THE INTERNATIONAL OFFICE Erasmus Institutional Coordinator / +370 5 2714 695 adb@mruni.eu; erasmus@mruni.eu
Coordinator Responsible for Incoming Students +370 5 2714 603 acoord@mruni.eu; erasmus@mruni.eu
Room No. I-317 Mrs. Audra Dargytė Burokienė
Room No. I-302 Ms. Inesa Cvetkova
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Exchange to Mykolas Romeris University (Academic year 2018–2019) APPLICATION DEADLINES • 31 May for Autumn Semester or Academic year arrivals • 30 November for Spring Semester arrivals Nominations of students should be received before 20 May and 20 November to erasmus@mruni.eu and include family and given names, gender, e-mail address, subject area and cycle of studies and period of mobility. After nominations, students receive a link to on-line application package and other relevant pre-arrival information which is also available on the the below web-page: http://www.mruni.eu/en/norintiems_studijuoti/erasmus/ After the nomination by home institution, the on-line application package for students is available at https://incoming.mruni.eu/ Application package incudes Application form, Study plan, and a Request for Accommodation. Only when ALL FIELDS of the Application form are completed, the on-line application system allows to SUBMIT it. The submitted study plan is afterwards generated into the Learning agremeent (according to Erasmus+ LA template). The student is required to print out the Learning agreement, sign it, collect mandatory signature of home University coordinator, and return the signed and scanned Learning agreement via the on-line application system. ACADEMIC CALENDAR Autumn semester (20 weeks): Introductory week: Date of arrival: Lectures: Christmas holiday: Examinations: Deadline for Applications: Spring semester (20 weeks): Introductory week: Date of arrival: Lectures: Easter holiday: Examinations: Summer holidays: Deadline for Applications: 4
from 3 September, 2018 to 27 January, 2019 from 27 August, 2018 to 2 September, 2018 27 August, 2018 from 3 September, 2018 to 23 December, 2018 from 24 December, 2018 to 30 December 2018 from 30 December, 2018 to 27 January, 2018 31 May, 2018 from 28 January, 2019 to 24 June, 2018 from 28 January, 2019 - 3 February, 2019 28 January, 2019 from 28 January, 2019 to 26 May, 2019 from 22 April, 2019 to 8 April, 2019 from 27 May, 2019 to 30 June, 2019 from 1 June, 2019 to 31 August, 2019 30 November, 2018
Exchange to Mykolas Romeris University (Academic year 2018–2019) VISAS AND IMMIGRATION PROCEDURES Students who are citizens of any country in the EU, EEA, EFTA do not need a visa to enter the Republic of Lithuania. The students who are citizens of any EU country and stay in Lithuania longer than for 3 months, will have to apply for the Statement of the EU Member States citizen of his right to live in the Republic of Lithuania at the local migration office. For all non-EU, EEA or EFTA countries citizens who will study and reside in Lithuania, a National Visa (D-type) is compulsory. Students from countries who’s citizens do not require visas for entrance to the Republic of Lithuania (http:// keliauk.urm.lt/en/entry-to-lithuania/visas/list-of-countries-whose-citizens-do-not-require-visas-to-enter-therepublic-of-lithuania ) can enter the Lithuanian territory, BUT after the arrival such students will have to apply for National Visa (D-type) at the Migration Department in Vilnius. Below listed documents are compulsory to bring to Lithuania. The procedure will be explained after the arrival. Students from countries who’s citizens require visas for entrance to the Republic of Lithuania must apply for National Visa (D-type) beforehand. National Visas are issued at the diplomatic missions or consular offices of the Republic of Lithuania abroad. In order to get a National Visa (D-type), the Student must submit: - A special Mediation Letter from Mykolas Romeris University (written in Lithuanian language); - a valid travel document (Passport) (its validity must be no less than 1 more year longer after the last day of stay in Lithuania); - a completed form of application for National Visa; - one photo of 35x45 mm, corresponding to the age of the Student; - the receipt of the paid consular fee; - a valid document certifying his/her health insurance coverage; - a document certying his/her sufficient subsistence means; - Additional documents can be requested. In order to get a special Mediation Letter from Mykolas Romeris University the Student has to send a copy of the passport by e-mail (except if a copy of passport has already been uploaded in the on-line aplication form). Students with D-type visas can reside in Lithuania for up to 12 month. If the period of stay in Lithuania is longer, all international students will be required to apply for a temporary residence permit.
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Exchange to Mykolas Romeris University (Academic year 2018–2019) REGISTRATION New students are required to register the arrival at the registration desk during the Introductory week or at the International Office (room No. I-302). Make sure that you bring these documents: - Passport - Visa (if required) - Letter of acceptance - Health insurance policy (or European health insurance card) - Confirmation of accommodation - Three passport-size photographs - ECTS Learning Agreement
7 INTRODUCTORY WEEK
The International Office strongly recommends for new international students to participate in the Introductory Week organised before beginning of Autumn and Spring Semester. During this week, students are aquainted with the University, student life and services for students, with Vilnius and wider area, offered to join trips (possibly overnight). Participating students are asked to pay only for their accommodation during the overnight trips.
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Exchange to Mykolas Romeris University (Academic year 2018–2019) MENTOR SYSTEM A student mentor is assigned to every international exchange and visiting student at MRU. The mentor is a Lithuanian fellow student who helps new exchange students in solving all necessary things, such as: - Meet the arriving students at Vilnius International Airport, Bus or Train stations; - housing in the Students’ House; - finding a flat to rent if it is necessary; - helping to register at the Migration Office; - applying for LSP (Lithuanian student ID) or ISIC; - helping to pay for the dormitory or open an account in the bank; - helping to register for health care services and etc. A student mentor meets the arriving student at the railway station, bus station or airport if she/he has been informed about the arrival a few days in advance. The student mentor is contacting his/her foreign student before arrival E
STUDY GUIDES PUBLISHED IN ENGLISH
Study related information in English is published at: http://www.mruni.eu/en/norintiems_studijuoti/erasmus/ The list of courses you can choose is published at: http://www.mruni.eu/en/norintiems_studijuoti/erasmus/ The description of the courses are available on: http://www.mruni.eu/en/ects/ PRACTICAL INFORMATION For practical information on studying and living in Vilnius, please refer to a Guide for http://www.mruni.eu/en/norintiems_studijuoti/erasmus/ International Students HEALTH INSURANCE All international students must have a valid health insurance during their period of stay in Lithuania. Students who are citizens of any country in the European Union must have European Health Insurance Card. All students from non-European Union countries can obtain their health insurance (travel medical insurance) policy at their home countries (please, check if the insurance is valid in Lithuanian territory) or they can obtain it in Lithuania. For the purpose of National D-type visa, a minimum insured amount of the medical insurance contract (policy) needs to be at least 30,000 eur and the insurance contract shall guarantee that all basic medical assistance costs and travel expenses which may arise in connection with the return, for health reasons, of a foreigner to homeland (medical transportation, including escort by medical brigade or a doctor) will be covered. 7
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STUDENT HOUSING Mykolas Romeris University offers accommodation for international students on campus – at student residence hall “Student house”- the twelve floor modern building. It takes 5 minutes on foot to come to the main University building. Due to the high number of international students, only shared rooms are offered. There are rooms to be shared by two or three students. Monthly accommodation fee of a place in a shared room at the “Student house” is 85 eur/month in a room shared by three students or 100 eur/month in a room shared by 2 students. Accommodation fee is subject to change. International students are required to pay for the accommodation for the entire semester at their arrival or during the introductory week(t.i. for all 5 months of the semester). It means that accommodation fee for entire semester of a place in a room shared by 3 students is 425 eur, or for a place shared by 2 students is 500 eur. An additional deposit of 100 eur is required, because student is responsible for reimbursing any damage done while living in the „Student House“. Residents of the Student House are requested to comply with the rules of Students house. University has a right to evict any resident of the Student house who does not comply with the rules of Student house. All rooms have wi-fi access to Internet. Bathroom facilities are mostly shared by at least two rooms. There are two common use kitchens, a meeting room, a working room in each floor. Students are obliged to clean up and keep the order in the kitchen and rooms by themselves. Laundry room is also available for international students at the Student house (operated by external service provider). Reservation of rooms at the “Student house” is made through the International Office. The Request of Accommodation may be found as part of On-line Application Form or at: http://www.mruni.eu/en/norintiems_studijuoti/accommodation/ INFORMATION ON LITHUANIAN LANGUAGE COURSES At Mykolas Romeris University, Lithuanian language course may be taken by exchange students as an elective 6 ECTS course unit during the semester without fees.
WHILE STUDYING AT MYKOLAS ROMERIS UNIVERSITY Information for current Erasmus and exchange students (schedules, events, announcements, etc.) is http://www.mruni.eu/en/studentams/erasmus/ provided on dedicated internet page: Follow Mykolas Romeris University on Facebook or Twitter or LinkedIn 8
Exchange to Mykolas Romeris University (Academic year 2018–2019) At the end of the mobility period Students MUST complete a pre-departure declaration and leave it in the International office. Duration certificates, any other documents are being issued ONLY after pre-departure declaration is presented to International office. AFTER THE PERIOD OF STUDIES AT MYKOLAS ROMERIS UNIVERSITY The official transcript of records for the exchange/free-mover students will be sent within 5 weeks afther the assessment period is finished by e-mail to the address, indicated in the pre-departure declaration (and by post, when requested by the partner institution). OTHER INFORMATION THAT MAY BE USEFUL Official days in 2018/2019, when the University is closed: November 1 (All Saints Day) December 24–26 (Christmas) January 1 (New Year’s Day) February 16 (Independence Day) March 11 (Restoration of Lithuanian Independence Day) April 22 (Easter Monday) May 1 (International Labour Day) June 24 (All John’s Day) July 6 (Day of Statehood – Coronation of King Mindaugas) August 15 (the Assumption day) Approximate cost of monthly budget 350–450 eur and more (depending on personal habits) Housing: ~85-100 EUR (at the MRU Residence halls) – >250 EUR (in private sector) Food, transport, books, leisure: food: 150–200 eur transport: 6,5 eur (student monthly public transportation e-ticket) – 40 eur (other types of transportation) leisure: 60–170 eur other: 50–100 eur 9
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ACADEMIC COORDINATORS AT THE FACULTIES Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Law Ateities str. 20, LT-08303 Vilnius, Room No. V-341 +370 5 2714 663, dgailiute@mruni.eu Subject areas covered by the Faculty: Law (042)
Assoc.Prof. Dr. Dovilė Gailiūtė
Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Business Ateities str. 20, LT-08303 Vilnius, Room No. V-420 + 370 5 714 657, irotom@mruni.eu Subject areas covered by the Faculty: Economics (0311), Business (041), Accounting (0411), Finance (0412) Informatics, Information and Communication Technologies (0611, 0612, 0613)
Prof. Dr. Irmantas Rotomskis
Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Public Governance Ateities str. 20, LT-08303 Vilnius, Room No. V-506 jolanta@mruni.eu Subject areas covered by the Faculty: Political science and civics (0313), Management and Administration, Public Administration (0413)
Director (Dean) of the Institute of Humanities Ateities str. 20, LT-08303 Vilnius, Room No. V -504 liudmila@mruni.eu Subject areas covered by the Institute: Languages (0231, 0232), Philosophy (0223), History (0222), Teacher training with subject specialization (phylology) (0114)
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Prof. Dr. Jolanta Urbanovič
Dr. Liudmila Mockienė
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Deputy Director (Vice-Dean) of the Institute of Psychology Ateities str. 20, LT-08303 Vilnius, Room No. V-239 rvalick@mruni.eu Subject areas covered by the Faculty: Psychology (0312)
Prof. Dr. Rasa Pilkauskaitė-Valickienė
Deputy Director (Vice-Dean) of the Institute of Educational Sciences and Social Work Ateities str. 20, LT-08303 Vilnius, Room No. V-254 + 370 5 714 710 irene@mruni.eu Subject areas covered by the Faculty: Sociology (0314), Social work (0923), Education (0111), Teacher training (0113)
Deputy Director of the Institute of Communication Ateities str. 20, LT-08303 Vilnius, Room No. IV-205 + 370 5 714 734 giparaz@mruni.eu Communication and Media (032)
Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Public Security V. Putvinskio 70, LT- 44211 Kaunas +370 37 303 641 vaiva.zuzeviciute@mruni.eu Subject areas covered by the Faculty: Security services (103), Law (042)
Prof. Dr. Irena Žemaitaitytė
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Gintarė Žemaitaitienė
Prof. Dr. Vaiva Zuzevičiūtė
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Row Nr.
Course number
FACULTY
LEVEL (B-undergraduate; M-graduate)
SUBJECT
ECTS
SEMESTER (1-FALL; 2-SPRING)
COMMENTS
I. Faculty of Economics and Business
12
1
1 EVF
2
2 EVF
3
3 EVF
4
4 EVF
5
5 EVF
6
6 EVF
7
7 EVF
8
8 EVF
9
9 EVF
10
10 EVF
11
11 EVF
12
12 EVF
13
13 EVF
14
14 EVF
15
15 EVF
16
16 EVF
17
17 EVF
Economics and Business Economics and Business Economics and Business Economics and Business Economics and Business Economics and Business Economics and Business Economics and Business Economics and Business Economics and Business Economics and Business Economics and Business Economics and Business Economics and Business Economics and Business Economics and Business Economics and Business
B
3D Maya Fundamentals
6
2
B
3D Modeling
6
2
B
3Ds Max Fundamentals
6
2
B
Artificial Intelligence in Games
6
1
B
Basic Sculpturing
6
1
B
Cinematography and Editing
6
2
B
Computer Graphic
6
2
B
6
1
6
1
B
Computer Network Architectures Contemporary Mathematics Data Structures and Algorithms
6
2
B
Databases
6
1
M
6
1
M
E-Business Strategies and Solutions Electronic Business Information Systems
6
2
M
Electronic Services
6
1
M
6
2
M
E-Marketing and Marketing Investigations Enterpreneurship in Cyberspace and E-Sales
6
1
M
E-Payment Markets
6
1
B
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and 18 EVF Economics Business and 19 EVF Economics Business and 20 EVF Economics Business and 21 EVF Economics Business and 22 EVF Economics Business and 23 EVF Economics Business and 24 EVF Economics Business and 25 EVF Economics Business and 26 EVF Economics Business and 27 EVF Economics Business and 28 EVF Economics Business and 29 EVF Economics Business and 30 EVF Economics Business and 31 EVF Economics Business
B
Financial Management
6
1
B
Fundamentals of Programming
6
1
B
Game Design
6
2
B
Game Engine Architectures
6
2
B
Game Mathematics
6
2
B
Game Scenario and Game Level Design
6
2
B
Insurance
6
1
M
Intelectual Property
6
2
B
International Payments
6
1
B
Introduction to Digital Contents Legal Environment of Electronic Business Management of IT Projects Modeling of Electronic Information Security Object-Oriented Design and Programming
6
1
6
1
6
1
6
1
6
1
M M M B
II. Institute of Communication 32
1 KI
Institute of Communication
B
Basics of Intercultural Communication
6
2
Will be confirmed in August
33
2 KI
B
Communication Theory Basics
6
1
34
3 KI
B
Conflict Management
6
1
35
4 KI
Institute of Communication Institute of Communication Institute of Communication Institute of Communication
B
Image Management
6
1
B
Leadership in Knowledge Society
6
1
36
5 KI
13
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37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
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III. Institute of Educational Sciences and Social Work Institute of EducaApplication of Research 1 EDSI tional Sciences and B 6 Processing Programmes Social Work Institute of EducaArt Therapy (in Social 2 ESDI tional Sciences and B 3 Work) Social Work
Institute of Educa3 ESDI tional Sciences and Social Work Institute of Educa4 ESDI tional Sciences and Social Work Institute of Educa5 ESDI tional Sciences and Social Work Institute of Educa6 ESDI tional Sciences and Social Work Institute of Educa7 ESDI tional Sciences and Social Work Institute of Educa8 ESDI tional Sciences and Social Work Institute of Educa9 ESDI tional Sciences and Social Work of Educa10 Institute Sciences and ESDI tional Social Work
47
11 ESDI
48
12 ESDI
49
13 ESDI
50
14 ESDI
Institute of Educational Sciences and Social Work Institute of Educational Sciences and Social Work Institute of Educational Sciences and Social Work Institute of Educational Sciences and Social Work
2
1
B
Basics of Social Research
3
1
B
Basics of Social Work with Family
4
1
B
Fundamentals of Andragogy
6
1
B
Social Assistance Team Formation and Management
5
1
B
Social Gerontology
6
2
B
Social Work in Health Care Institutions
6
2
B
Social Work Practice in Community
6
2
B
Social Work Practice with Groups
6
1
B
Social Work with Different Youth Groups
5
1
B
Social Work with Risk Groups
6
2
B
Socio-Educational Projects and Programs
6
1
B
The Basics in Social Psychology
3
1
Exchange to Mykolas Romeris University (Academic year 2018–2019) Institute of Educational Sciences and B Theory of Economics 6 1 Social Work IV. Institute of Humanities Institute of Asian Language Studies: B 6 2 Humanities Japanese Institute of B Basic Lithuanian 6 2 Humanities Institute of B Basic Lithuanian 6 1 Humanities Only for Institute of B Basics of Literary Analysis 6 1 philology Humanities students
51
15 ESDI
52
1 HMI
53
2 HMI
54
2 HMI
55
3 HMI
56
of 4 HMI Institute Humanities
B
Basics of Translation
6
2
57
of 5 HMI Institute Humanities
B
Contrastive Lexicology and Lexicography
6
2
58
of 6 HMI Institute Humanities
B
Country Studies (according to Second Foreign Language)
6
2
59
of 7 HMI Institute Humanities
B
Discourse Analysis
6
1
60
of 8 HMI Institute Humanities
B
6
1
Only for philology students
61
of 9 HMI Institute Humanities
B
6
2
Only for philology students
62
of 10 HMI Institute Humanities
B
6
2
Only for philology students
63
of 11 HMI Institute Humanities
B
6
1
Only for philology students
English for Specific Purposes and Communication (English for Business and Communication) English for Specific Purposes and Communication (English for Law and Communication) + Course Paper English for Specific Purposes and Communication (English for Public Administration and Communication) Innovative Foreign Language Teaching Methods
Only for philology students Only for philology students Only for philology students Only for philology students
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of 12 HMI Institute Humanities
B
Introduction to Linguistics
6
1
65
of 13 HMI Institute Humanities
B
Korean Language
6
1
66
of 14 HMI Institute Humanities
B
6
2
67
of 15 HMI Institute Humanities
B
6
1
68
of 16 HMI Institute Humanities
B
Modern English (Syntax and Language in Use)
6
1
69
of 17 HMI Institute Humanities
B
Modern English (Syntax and Morphology)
6
2
70
of 18 HMI Institute Humanities
B
Modern English and Creative Writing (3)
6
1
71
of 19 HMI Institute Humanities
B
Modern English and Literature (1)
6
1
72
of 20 HMI Institute Humanities
B
Modern English and Literature (2)
6
2
73
of 21 HMI Institute Humanities
B
Modern Literature
6
1
74
B
Philosophy
6
2
B
2
B
Pre-intermediate Lithuanian (CEF levels A2-B1) Pre-intermediate Lithuanian (CEF levels A2-B1)
6
76
of 22 HMI Institute Humanities of 23 HMI Institute Humanities of 23 HMI Institute Humanities
6
1
77
of 24 HMI Institute Humanities
B
Second Foreign Language 1
6
1
78
of 25 HMI Institute Humanities
B
Second Foreign Language 2
6
2
75
16
Modern English (Morphology and Language in Use) Modern English (Phonetics, Morphology and Language in Use)
Only for philology students Only for philology students Only for philology students Only for philology students Only for philology students Only for philology students Only for philology students Only for philology students Only for philology students
Only for philology students Only for philology students
Exchange to Mykolas Romeris University (Academic year 2018–2019) Only for philology students Only for philology students Only for philology students Only for philology students Only for philology students
79
of 26 HMI Institute Humanities
B
Second Foreign Language B1
6
1
80
of 27 HMI Institute Humanities
B
Second Foreign Language B2
6
2
81
of 28 HMI Institute Humanities
B
6
1
82
of 29 HMI Institute Humanities
B
6
2
83
of 30 HMI Institute Humanities
B
Theory of Language for Specific Purposes
6
2
84
of 31 HMI Institute Humanities
B
UK and USA Country Studies
6
1
85
of 32 HMI Institute Humanities
B
World Literature
6
2
Only for philology students
86
1 PI
6
1
87
2 PI
6
2
88
3 PI
89
4 PI
90
5 PI
91
6 PI
Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology
92
7 PI
93
8 PI
94
9 PI
95
10 PI
Second Foreign Language for Specific Purposes (Business) Second Foreign Language for Specific Purposes (Law)
V. Institute of Psychology Attention, Memory B and Learning Basics of B Neuropsychology B
Clinical Psychology
6
2
B
Developmental Psychology
6
1
B
Educational Psychology
5
1
B
Emotions and Motivation
6
1
B
Ethics of Professional Psychologist
5
2
B
Group Psychology
3
2
B
History of Psychology
6
2
B
Human Anatomy and Physiology
6
1
17
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11 PI
97
12 PI
98
13 PI
99
14 PI
100
15 PI
Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology
101
16 PI
Institute of Psychology
102
17 PI
103
18 PI
104
19 PI
105
20 PI
106
21 PI
107
22 PI
108
23 PI
109
24 PI
110
25 PI
111
26 PI
112
27 PI
113
28 PI
114
29 PI
18
Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology Institute of Psychology
B
Human Genetics
3
1
B
Intercultural Psychology
3
1
B
3
1
5
1
6
1
6
1
6
2
6
1
5
1
B
Introduction to Academic Literacy Skills Introduction to Health Psychology Introduction to Law Psychology Introduction to Psychology and Professional Activities Introduction to Psychopathology and Psychiatry Observation and Survey Skills Training Organizational Psychology Positive Thinking Skills Training
3
1
B
Psychological Counselling
6
2
B
Psychological Testing
6
2
B
3
2
B
Psychophysiological Measurement Research Methods in Psychology
6
2
B
Sensation and Perception
6
2
B
Social Psychology
5
2
B
Theories of Personality
7
2
B
Thinking, Language and Intelligence Training in Group Guidance
6
1
4
1
B B B B B B
B
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1 TF
Law
B
6
1
6
2
B
Bioethics Comparative Constitutional Law Comparative Tort Law
116
2 TF
Law
B
117
3 TF
Law
118
4 TF
Law
6
1
B
Constitutional Justice
6
1
Criminalistics Technique: Theory and Practice Diplomatic and Consular Law Environmental Law EU Intellectual Property Law European Administrative Law European and International Competition Law European and International Contract Law European and International Corporate Law European and International Insolvency Law European and International Labour Law European Union Institutional Law Family Law Unification
6
1
6
2
6
2
6
1
6
1
6
2
6
1
6
1
6
1
6
1
6
2
6
1
Industrial Property Law International Banking Law International Commercial Litigation International Cooperation and Protection of Rights in Criminal Proceedings
6
2
6
1
6
2
6
2
119
5 TF
Law
B
120
6 TF
Law
M
121
7 TF
Law
B
122
8 TF
Law
M
123
9 TF
Law
B
124
10 TF
Law
M
125
11 TF
Law
B
126
12 TF
Law
M
127
13 TF
Law
M
128
14 TF
Law
M
129
15 TF
Law
B
130
16 TF
Law
B
131
17 TF
Law
M
132
18 TF
Law
M
133
19 TF
Law
M
134
20 TF
Law
B
19
Exchange to Mykolas Romeris University (Academic year 2018–2019) 6
1
6
2
6
1
6
1
B
International Humanitarian Law International Law of Treaties International Maritime Law International Protection of Human Rights International Protection of Human Rights
6
2
M
International Tax Law
6
1
International Trade and Investment Law Judicial System of the European Union
6
2
6
2
Labour Law Law of Trade Marks and Design Mediation
6
2
6
1
6
2
6
1
6
2
135
21 TF
Law
M
136
22 TF
Law
M
137
23 TF
Law
M
138
24 TF
Law
B
139
24 TF
Law
140
25 TF
Law
141
26 TF
Law
M
142
27 TF
Law
B
143
28 TF
Law
B
144
29 TF
Law
M
145
30 TF
Law
B
146
31 TF
Law
B
147
32 TF
Law
B
Negotiation in Legal Disputes Philosophy of Basic Human Rights in EU
148
33 TF
Law
B
Philosophy of Law
6
1
149
34 TF
Law
B
Private International Law
6
1
150
35 TF
Law
B
Problems in Criminal Law
6
1
151
36 TF
Law
M
Refugee Law
6
1
152
VII. Faculty of Public Governance Comparative Analysis of 1 VVF Public Governance M Public Administration
6
1
153
2 VVF Public Governance
M
Comparative Civil Service
6
2
154
3 VVF Public Governance
M
Comparative Public Policy
6
1
155
4 VVF Public Governance
B
Culture Management
6
1
20
Exchange to Mykolas Romeris University (Academic year 2018–2019) 6
1
6
2
6
1
6
2
B
EU Institutions and Administration History of Lithuania: Nation, Culture and Traditions Human Resource Management Intercultural Communication International Project Management
6
1
10 VVF Public Governance
B
Management
6
1
162
11 VVF Public Governance
B
6
1
163
12 VVF Public Governance
M
Management of Environmental Protection Public Service Management
6
2
164
13 VVF Public Governance
B
6
2
165
14 VVF Public Governance
M
6
2
166
15 VVF Public Governance
Risk Management Strategic Marketing in Public Sector Tourism Geography
6
1
6
1
6
2
156
5 VVF Public Governance
B
157
6 VVF Public Governance
B
158
7 VVF Public Governance
M
159
8 VVF Public Governance
B
160
9 VVF Public Governance
161
B
VIII. Faculty of Public Security 167
1 VSF Public Security
B
168
2 VSF Public Security
B
Crime Scene Investigation Tactics of Evidence Collection
21
Notes
22
Notes
23
Notes
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