Study Conservation and Restoration in Lithuania: programmes, fees and entry requirements

Lithuania has 3 undergraduate programmes in Conservation and Restoration at 3 universities in 3 cities. At public institutions EU students typically pay €5,676 a year (€4,659–€5,676); non-EU students €5,676 a year.

Always check current information on the official website of the university before you apply.

• Taught in: Lithuanian (3), English (1)
• Selection: minimum requirements set by each university, LAMA BPO (bendrasis priėmimas)

All Conservation and Restoration programmes in Lithuania

How admission works in Lithuania

Lithuanian, EU and EFTA citizens (and permanent residents) apply to almost all first-cycle and integrated programmes through the joint admission system of LAMA BPO, which ranks applicants by a competitive score built mainly from state school-leaving (matura) exam results; arts programmes add an entrance exam. Applicants need a secondary-school diploma and at least three state matura exams (Lithuanian language and literature, mathematics and one more) with an average of at least 50 points for universities or 41 for colleges; a foreign diploma must be recognised by SKVC and the grades are converted. The dates for the 2027 intake are not yet approved; in 2026 the main round ran from 1 June to 23 July, followed by two additional rounds in August. Other non-EU citizens study at their own expense and apply directly to the university or college.

See also: Study in Lithuania · Conservation and Restoration in other countries