What you study
Micro- and macroeconomics, econometrics, statistics, international and EU economics, public finance and economic policy. ISM combines economics with politics or data analytics; Vilnius University's Quantitative Economics leans on mathematics and modelling.
Programmes taught in English
| Programme | University | Degree | Duration | Tuition per year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Economics and Politics | ISM | Bachelor's | 3.5 years | ₹3.4 lakh €3,190 |
| Economics | KTU | Bachelor's | 4 years | ₹3.5 lakh €3,249 |
| Economics | Klaipėda University | Bachelor's | 3.5 years | ₹3.5 lakh €3,250 |
| Political Studies: World Politics and Economy | VMU | Bachelor's | 4 years | ₹3.6 lakh €3,400 |
| Quantitative Economics | VU | Bachelor's | 3 years | ₹3.9 lakh €3,660 |
| Strategic Economics | VU | Bachelor's | 1.5 years | ₹5.8 lakh €5,460 |
| Global Economics | VILNIUS TECH | Master's | 1.5 years | ₹5.8 lakh €5,450 |
Admission for Indian students
Class 12 with mathematics, 60% or more at most universities. ISM requires a motivational interview and offers a scholarship test. For VILNIUS TECH's master's, only B.Tech/B.E. from India is accepted, so economics graduates should look at other universities' finance and business master's.
Career
Banks, consultancies, research institutes and international organisations. Economics combined with data skills gives the widest choice of English-speaking jobs.