Applied Informatics-Master at Vytautas Magnus University

Programme Overview

The Applied Informatics Master’s programme at Vytautas Magnus University focuses on advanced information technology and computing, including artificial emotional intelligence, operations research, machine learning, data visualisation, cloud computing, and IT project management. Students can also select elective subjects such as gaming network technologies and e-commerce. The programme prepares students to apply advanced informatics knowledge in professional, research, industrial, and academic environments.

Admission and Career Opportunities

Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Informatics, Informatics Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or Mathematics, with a minimum 60% CGPA. The admission score is calculated from the bachelor’s diploma supplement average (40%), motivation letter (30%), and English (30%), with a minimum qualifying score of 5.4. Graduates can work as software developers, software architects, analysts, consultants, project or department managers, researchers, scientific workers, or lecturers, and can continue to PhD studies in Informatics (Computer Science) or Computer Engineering.