The University of Southampton welcomes students from Lithuania.
Learn more about the requirements you'll need to study with us, plus access other resources for Lithuanian students.
You will also need to meet English language requirements and have your student visa in place.
If you want to take an undergraduate course with us but do not yet have the qualifications needed to apply, we may offer a foundation course that will enable you to qualify and secure a place.
The Lithuanian equivalents for their entry requirements will depend on which of these one-year intensive introductions you apply for.
Foundation year for engineering, maths or physics
If you're missing the requirements for either mathematics or physics, the Foundation year for engineering, maths or physics prepares you to take up one of 19 undergraduate degrees in engineering, maths or physics.
To apply for it you need:
Science Foundation Year
If you're not studying two sciences as required by most of our science courses, the Science Foundation Year prepares you to take many of our science undergraduate degrees. After successful completion, you'll have guaranteed entry onto year 1 of your course.
To apply for it you need:
OnCampus undergraduate foundation programmes
The OnCampus undergraduate foundation programmes, which are run by our partner and prepare international students for a variety of degrees, including art, business, the humanities, science, engineering and more
Most of our undergraduate degrees take 3 years to complete full time and award a bachelor’s degree in the field you study.
To study with us at undergraduate level, you usually need a Brandos Atestatas with:
Some subjects will require State Matura Exams with an average between 70% and 85%.
Alternatively, we accept one of the following, with the minimum grade or score dependent on which course you're applying for:
Lithuanian equivalents to UK A levels
See your course page for the exact requirements you'll need to meet.
Overall equivalency grades are:
The OnCampus pre-master's programmes prepare international students for studying at the master’s degree level. They take place over 2 semesters and focus on improving English language, study and research skills.
If you have a UK 2:2 degree equivalent (a grade of 6.90) but need a 2:1 equivalent (a grade of 7.50), successfully completing a programme will secure you a place on your chosen degree
To apply for a pre-master's programme, you need:
Our postgraduate taught degrees involve more advanced study and usually take 1 year, depending on the course. Degrees awarded include master’s degrees, postgraduate diplomas and certificates.
To apply, you need:
Depending on which course you apply for, your minimum grade requirement will be a:
See your course page for the exact requirement.
To study for a PhD or research degree with us, you need all of the following:
Qualifying degrees must have been awarded by a UK ENIC recognised university.
