Lithuanian Language Summer Course 2019
- Spring Semester 2021
- Lithuanian Language Course for ERASMUS Students
- Online Lithuanian Language and Culture Winter Course 2021
- Online Short Lithuanian Language Course Launched
- Scholarships for Online Lithuanian language Winter Course
- Information on COVID-19
- Summer Course 2020 Called off
- Scholarships for Lithuanian Summer Course 2020
- New Monograph
- International Conference of Applied Linguistics
- Lithuanian Language Summer Course 2019
- Scholarships for Lithuanian Language and Culture Course 2019
- Spring Semester 2019
- Examinations of Language Proficiency Levels
- Call for Scholarships
- Scholarships for Four-week Winter Course 2018
- Scholarships for Erasmus+ Students
- 4th International Conference of Applied Linguistics
- Scholarships for Lithuanian Language and Culture Summer Course
- Scholarships for Lithuanians and Foreigners of Lithuanian Origin
- Article on Students of Lithuanian Descent Who Studied Lithuanian
- Lithuanian Language Summer Course Started
- New Textbooks
- International Conference of Applied Linguistics
Lithuanian language summer course 2019

On 1-26 July, Vilnius University runs a Lithuanian language summer course. 86 students from 32 countries have come to study Lithuanian and get to know Lithuanian culture: Ireland, Australia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Great Britain, Philippines, Indonesia, Spain, Italy, Israel, Japan, USA, Canada, China, Kosovo, Latvia, Poland, Malaysia, Netherlands, Portugal, France, Romania, Russia, Georgia, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, and Germany. 30 course participants have received funding from the Education Exchanges Support Foundation.
Split up into 6 groups in terms of language proficiency, students have four to six academic hours of tuition daily. Lectures on Lithuanian culture (history, language, literature, folklore, ancient traditions, social and political life, culture of daily life) and nature are held in the afternoon. Guided tours round Vilnius University and the Old Town are organised. Students visit the Palace of the Grand Dukes as well as the Museum of Genocide Victims. They also go to parties, learn traditional crafts. Besides, the folk group RATILIO of Vilnius University helps them to get to know Lithuanian songs and dances. On Saturdays, course participants go to Kernavė, Kaunas, and Trakai.