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BA Theology
A major in theology prepares students to make thoughtful and skillful contributions to the cause of Christ within and beyond the local Church. Courses in Biblical studies, theology and philosophy provide depth and background while those in Christian life and ministry prepare students for spiritual leadership. Graduates often also take positions in education, business and the many roles in which religious values offer a strong foundation for success. Download Degree Plan Year 1 / Students have a chance to: Gain a broad base of learning about the many areas of knowledge influenced by theology Survey the whole Bible Year 2 / Students gain skills in: Public speaking and conflict transformation Theology and philosophy Year 3 / Students focus on: Deep study the Old and New Testaments Exploring Christian life and ministry Year 4 / Students move into: Sharpening their ability to closely analyze and understand the Bible Receiving practical training for how to provide leadership within and beyond the Church Completing their own research project
BA International Relations and Development
Program Structure This degree prepares you for a career in international relations – either in government service, or in non-governmental organizations, particularly development-oriented NGOs. The program focuses on the research skills necessary in the study of international relations and development as well as the practical skills needed in these fields. Download Degree Plan Year 1 / Students learn about: The complex relationships that exist among nations, people, and communities A diverse range of cultural, religious, ethnic, national, and other identities Year 2 / Students are able to: Analyze issues of history, culture, geography, and political economy Explain current approaches toward alleviating poverty and global inequality Evaluate differing political theories Year 3 / Students gain expertise and skills in: Trade and economic policy How to form and organize an NGO Data analysis and research methods Year 4 / Students learn how to: Sharpen their leadership and diplomacy skills Complete an independent research project in a chosen area of international relations and development
BA International Business Administration
Program Structure The Bachelor of Arts in International Business Administration program prepares students to address the complex nature of business in an international environment. Graduates of this program have the skills to face the quickly changing European and global economies, especially as the Eastern European region seeks greater integration and relationships with global partners. Download Degree Plan Year 1 / Students are introduced to: Foundational critical thinking skills Key elements of starting and running a business Important business functions and processes Year 2 / Students develop skills in: Management functions within an organization to sustain a competitive advantage Economic, financial, and accounting practices Product development, consumer behavior, and how to market products and services at the local and regional levels The use of information systems to help document and evaluate business practices to effectively manage businesses Year 3 / Students gain knowledge in: Business research skills Understanding of organizational behavior, culture and climate Expertise in their chosen area of interest, such as economics, marketing, communication, and leadership Year 4 / Students move into: Applying business practices and processes in a real-world setting Completing their own business research project; some even design their own business.
BA English Language & Literature
Program structure Career opportunities abound for English majors! Our graduates are working internationally in a wide variety of fields including education, translation, human resources, marketing, design, and administration. In addition, English majors are highly qualified for graduate school. Employers are eager to hire our English graduates because of their highly-developed, creative skills in cross cultural communication. Download Degree Plan Year 1 / Students learn how to: Write well in English Interpret literature from various English-speaking cultures and traditions Explain the grammar and structure of the English language Year 2 / Students expand their knowledge on: The basics of being a translator The stories and cultures from around the world Year 3 / Students have a chance to: Train to be an English teacher Become an expert in different kinds of English writing: from business writing to creative fiction Learn to do research on how and why people use language the way they do Year 4 / Students move on to: Complete their own independent research project Gain practical experience teaching English in a real classroom Sharpen skills in translation Deepen knowledge of great stories from literature, TV, and film
MA TESOL
Year 1 Learn the dynamic nature of language and the power of language use internationally Dive into the psychological, cognitive, and social complexities of learning a second language Analyze unique opportunities to integrate your faith into your teaching Explore the world of language assessment and testing Design student-centered lessons that improve students' language through best practices Create a curriculum for specialized groups of students Year 2 Have the option of completing a teaching practicum at LCC in Lithuania or anywhere in the world Dive into language research methods Complete research in your own classrooms to inform your understanding of your practice Learn best practices of language program administration from budgeting to mentoring teachers Write a publishable thesis on language research in an area of your choice Become researchers as you enroll in the thesis courses. You will be guided by an advisor to write a literature review, select methods, collect data, and report findings on a topic of their choice
MA in International Management
Program structure The Master of Arts in International Management program is designed to help working professionals from diverse backgrounds enter into higher levels of leadership within business at the intermediate and strategic levels. For students with non-business backgrounds, the MAIM helps bridge the gap between previous studies and disciplines and the business environment. For students with previous business education and backgrounds, the program is designed to develop strategic business perspectives and skills in a variety of business disciplines. Upon graduation, students have the tools to address complex environmental and personnel influences to retain a competitive advantage in an austere international business world. Term 1: August – November | 1 week at LCC This term introduces students to core elements of strategic management theory, business culture and marketing processes, human resources and talent management. During Term 1, students gain critical foundational experience in the following areas: Understanding global influences on business culture and marketing processes; Effectively leveraging human capital in an organization; Strategic management and development of sound management practices. Term 2: January – April | 1 week at LCC This term continues developing strategic leadership principles with increased concentration on ethical leadership, organizational structure, and financial literacy. During Term 2, students develop skills in: Ethical leadership practices and behaviors when developing business strategies; Developing responsive organizational structures while facilitating change; Financial literacy for organizational sustainability and competitive advantage. Term 3: April – July | No sessions on campus This term begins the study into special topics such as NGO Leadership, business creativity and innovation. During Term 3, students will: Gain an important foundation in topics NGO Leadership, Business and Environmental Sustainability, Philanthropy; Develop skills for creativity and innovation at the strategic level for organizational sustainability and competitive advantage. Term 4: August – November | No sessions on campus This term continues concepts begun in Term 3, and begins the student independent scholarship journey to increase understanding and implement sound business research practices. In Term 4, students will: Complete a project from Part I of NGO Leadership, Sustainability, Philanthropy; Perform data analysis that is important to managers in Data Driven Decision Making; Study and practice methods of research to prepare for the thesis projects. Term 5: January – April | No sessions on campus This term begins the independent scholarship for students. Working with their advisor, students begin working on their individual business research topics and thesis, synthesizing business principles, seminal and current literature into a coherent work. In Term 5, students will: Develop a business research topic; Coordinate with their advisor to construct the research literature review and methodology; Submit required documents for approval prior to conducting research. Term 6 & Thesis Defense: April – August | 1 week at LCC This term brings the independent business research to a conclusion with completion of the thesis and public defense. In Term 6 and Thesis Defense, students will: Collect data and develop conclusions for their independent business research; Coordinate with their advisors to complete their thesis; Defend their independent scholarly work in a public defense.
Automotive transport engineering
Subjects taught Study subjects (124 credits):Professional communication, Mathematics, Physics, Engineering materials, Engineering and computer graphics, Road vehicles, Sustainable transport, Professional foreign language (English, German, Russian), Internal combustion engines, Engineering mechanics, Fundamentals of electrical engineering, Applied research methodology, Consumables and fluids, Automotive electrical and electronic equipment, Automotive diagnostics, Automotive maintenance technologies, Electronics and automation, Automotive theory, Technological equipment, Automotive repair technologies, Design of service companies, Automotive management systems, Transport logistics/Intelligent transport systems, Economics and management of transport companies , Hydraulic and pneumatic systems, Psychology/Philosophy/Philosophy of technology, Automobile defection and technical expertise,Cars of alternative energy sources, Traffic engineering. Internships (38 credits): Automotive equipment practice, Car service company activity organization practice, Commercial transport service technology practice, Passenger car technology practice, Final practice. Elective subjects (6 credits). Thesis (12 credits).
Professional Bachelor of Business Management- Tourism business
Subjects taught Study subjects (113 credits): Philosophy/Sociology, Tourism information systems and media, Professional communication, Tourism and recreation basics, Management, Business foreign language 1 (English, German), Lithuanian tourism resources, Psychology, Economics, Business mathematics and statistics, Applied research methodology, Lithuanian cultural history and heritage, Business foreign language 2 (English, German, Russian), Geography of travel and international tourism, Business law and ethics, Accounting and finance, Tourism marketing, Geographical information systems, Development of educational programs, Travel and experience design, Excursion preparation and management methodology, Hospitality business and logistics, Event organization, Course work, Tourism business organization. Free electives (6 credits). Internships (52 credits ): Internship in a company, Internship in tourism service management programs, Professional internship in a business company, Internship in a simulated company, Internship in tourism product development and sales management, Final internship. Thesis (9 credits).
Professional Bachelor of Science in Engineering -Construction and engineering
Subjects taught Study subjects (121 credits) : professional communication, applied research methodology, professional foreign language (English, Russian), management basics, construction materials, applied chemistry, engineering and special graphics, applied mechanics, environmental and human safety, construction law, geotechnics, building structures, structural calculation, engineering building systems, construction organization, building information modeling, industrial building structures, industrial building construction technology, building reconstruction and repair technologies, structural modeling in the BIM environment, construction project management. Free electives (6 credits). Internships (41 credits) : internships and final internships in production of construction products, construction works, construction business, construction technologies, organization of construction works. Thesis (12 credits).
Professional Bachelor of Engineering Sciences -Digital Geodesy
Subjects Study subjects (127 credits): Professional Communication, Foreign Language (English, Russian), Applied Research Methodology, Basics of Management, Engineering Graphics, Geoinformatic, Computer-Aided Design Systems, Basics of Geodesy, Remote Sensing Technologies, Spatial Planning, Geodetic Instruments and Automation of Measurements, Cadastral Measurements, Cartography, Processing of Metrological and Geodetic Measurements, Digital maps, Photogrammetry, Business Economics.
Partner university
Humanities
Klaipėda, Lithuania
Start Date: Sep or Jan
Duration: 4.0 Years
Level: Bachelor
Apply Before: 15 May/30 June
Location: Klaipėda, Lithuania
Course Fees: € 3,690 / Year
Partner university
Social Sciences
Klaipėda, Lithuania
Start Date: Sep or Jan
Duration: 4.0 Years
Level: Bachelor
Apply Before: 15 May/30 June
Location: Klaipėda, Lithuania
Course Fees: € 3,690 / Year
Partner university
Business & Management
Klaipėda, Lithuania
Start Date: Sep or Jan
Duration: 4.0 Years
Level: Bachelor
Apply Before: 15 May/30 June
Location: Klaipėda, Lithuania
Course Fees: € 3,690 / Year
Partner university
Humanities
Klaipėda, Lithuania
Start Date: Sep or Jan
Duration: 4.0 Years
Level: Bachelor
Apply Before: 15 May/30 June
Location: Klaipėda, Lithuania
Course Fees: € 3,690 / Year
Partner university
Humanities
Klaipėda, Lithuania
Start Date: August
Duration: 2.0 Years
Level: Master
Apply Before: 15 May/30 June
Location: Klaipėda, Lithuania
Course Fees: € 5,000 / Year
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Business & Management
Klaipėda, Lithuania
Start Date: August
Duration: 4.0 Years
Level: Master
Apply Before: 15 May/30 June
Location: Klaipėda, Lithuania
Course Fees: € 7,500 / Year
Partner university
Engineering & Technology
Klaipėda, Lithuania
Start Date: Inquire for more Info.
Duration: 3.0 Years
Level: Bachelor
Apply Before: 1-Jun
Location: Klaipėda, Lithuania
Course Fees: € 2,692 / Year
Partner university
Business & Management
Klaipėda, Lithuania
Start Date: Inquire for more Info.
Duration: 3.0 Years
Level: Bachelor
Apply Before: 1-Jun
Location: Klaipėda, Lithuania
Course Fees: € 1,974 / Year
Partner university
Engineering & Technology
Klaipėda, Lithuania
Start Date: Inquire for more Info.
Duration: 3 Years - Extended 4 Years
Level: Bachelor
Apply Before: 1-Jun
Location: Klaipėda, Lithuania
Course Fees: € 2,692 / Year
Partner university
Engineering & Technology
Klaipėda, Lithuania
Start Date: Inquire for more Info.
Duration: 3.0 Years
Level: Bachelor
Apply Before: 1-Jun
Location: Klaipėda, Lithuania
Course Fees: € 3,000 / Year