The main admissions for PhD studies started.
Interview time and Criteria for selection
Biochemistry
The motivational interview will take place 2025 in June (Information will be announced).
Selection criteria:
The interview will be held on the topic chosen for dissertation. The interview will be evaluated (up to 10 points) on the basis of the applicant's research competence, motivation in choosing the dissertation topic, theoretical preparation and initial methodological skills.
Applicants' research experience will be assessed on the basis of their published research work and participation in international conferences. Points are awarded for:
- 0.25 points for participation at international research conferences with an oral or poster presentation (regardless of the number of conferences);
- 0.5 points for publishing research articles in peer-reviewed journals (regardless of the number of articles) with no citation index (IF)
- 1 point for each research article published in a peer-reviewed journal with an IF.
Composition of the competition points
Structure of the competition points and their coefficients |
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Weighted average of the marks in the Diploma Supplement (WA), up to 10 points |
Interview Assessment (IA)), up to 10 points |
Experience and Research Work Assessment (ERW) |
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1 x (WA) |
1 x (IA) |
1 x (ERW) |
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Minimum score |
16 |
Biophysics
The motivational interview will take place 2025 in June (Information will be announced).
Selection criteria
The interview will be held on the topic chosen for dissertation. The interview will be evaluated on the basis of the applicant's research competence, motivation in choosing the dissertation topic, theoretical background and initial methodological skills.
Applicants' research experience is assessed on the basis of their published research work and participation at international research conferences. Points are awarded for:
- 0.25 points for each published research article in a Lithuanian journal;
- 1 point for each research article published in a peer-reviewed WoS journal;
- 0.1 point for a paper at a Lithuanian conference;
- 0.2 point for a paper at an international conference.
Composition of the competition points
Structure of the competition points and their coefficients |
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Weighted average of the marks in the Diploma Supplement (WA), up to 10 points |
Interview Assessment (IA)), up to 10 points |
Experience and Research Work Assessment (ERW) |
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1 x (WA) |
1 x (IA) |
1 x (ERW) |
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Minimum score |
16 |
Biology
The motivational interview will take place 2025 in June (Information will be announced).
Selection criteria:
A research project is on the chosen dissertation topic and it must include:
- a description of the research problem to be addressed, a discussion of the state of research on the topic in Lithuania and worldwide;
- the relevance, novelty and promise of the chosen topic; and how the data obtained could complement the research already carried out;
- the aim and main objectives of the work formulated;
- the possible research methods and process discussed;
- the length of the project must be up to 10,000 characters; it must comply with the general requirements for research papers;
- The research project must be submitted to the PhD Committee in electronic form till 24th of June (email: ).
The interview will take place on the topic chosen for the dissertation. In the case of a research project, a presentation of 7–10 minutes. The interview will be evaluated on the basis of the applicant's research competence, motivation for choosing the dissertation topic, theoretical preparation and initial methodological skills.
Applicants' research experience is assessed on the basis of their published research work and participation at international research conferences. Points are awarded for:
- 0.25 points for participation at international research conferences with oral or poster presentations (regardless of the number of conferences);
- 0.5 points for publishing research articles in peer-reviewed journals (regardless of the number of articles) with no citation index (IF);
- 1 point for each research article published in a peer-reviewed journal with an IF.
Composition of the competition points
Structure of the competition points and their coefficients |
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Weighted average of the marks in the Diploma Supplement (WA), up to 10 points |
Interview Assessment (IA)), up to 10 points |
Experience and Research Work Assessment (ERW) |
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1 x (WA) |
1 x (IA) |
1 x (ERW) |
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Minimum score |
16 |
Chemical Engineering
The motivational interview will take place 2025 in June (Information will be announced).
Selection criteria
The interview will be held on the topic chosen for the dissertation. The interview will be evaluated on the basis of the applicant's research competence, motivation in choosing the dissertation topic, theoretical background and initial methodological skills.
Applicants' research experience is assessed on the basis of their published research work and participation at international research conferences. Points are awarded for:
- 0.25 points for participation at international research conferences with an oral or poster presentation (regardless of the number of conferences);
- 0.5 points for publishing research articles in peer-reviewed journals (regardless of the number of articles) without a citation index (IF);
- 1 point for each research article published in a peer-reviewed journal with an IF.
Composition of the competition points
Structure of the competition points and their coefficients |
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Weighted average of the marks in the Diploma Supplement (WA), up to 10 points |
Interview Assessment (IA)), up to 10 points |
Experience and Research Work Assessment (ERW) |
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1 x (WA) |
1 x (IA) |
1 x (ERW) |
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Minimum score |
16 |
Ecology and Environmental sciences
The motivational interview will take place 2025 in June (Information will be announced).
Selection criteria
The interview will be held on the topic chosen for the dissertation. The interview will be evaluated on the basis of the applicant's research competence, motivation in choosing the dissertation topic, theoretical background and initial methodological skills.
Applicants' research experience is assessed on the basis of their published research work and participation at international research conferences. Points are awarded for:
- 0.25 points for participation at international research conferences with an oral or poster presentation (regardless of the number of conferences);
- 0.5 points for publishing research articles in peer-reviewed journals (regardless of the number of articles) without a citation index (IF);
- 1 point for each research article published in a peer-reviewed journal with an IF.
Composition of the competition points
Structure of the competition points and their coefficients |
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Weighted average of the marks in the Diploma Supplement (WA), up to 10 points |
Interview Assessment (IA)), up to 10 points |
Experience and Research Work Assessment (ERW) |
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1 x (WA) |
1 x (IA) |
1 x (ERW) |
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Minimum score |
18 |
Zoology
The motivational interview will take place 2025 in June (Information will be announced).
Selection criteria
The interview will be held on the topic chosen for the dissertation. The interview will be evaluated on the basis of the applicant's research competence, motivation in choosing the dissertation topic, theoretical background and initial methodological skills.
Applicants' research experience is assessed on the basis of their published research work and participation at international research conferences. Points are awarded for:
- 0.25 points for participation at international research conferences with an oral or poster presentation (regardless of the number of conferences);
- 0.5 points for publishing research articles in peer-reviewed journals (regardless of the number of articles) without a citation index (IF);
- 1 point for each research article published in a peer-reviewed journal with an IF.
Composition of the competition points
Structure of the competition points and their coefficients |
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Weighted average of the marks in the Diploma Supplement (WA), up to 10 points |
Interview Assessment (IA)), up to 10 points |
Experience and Research Work Assessment (ERW) |
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1 x (WA) |
1 x (IA) |
1 x (ERW) |
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Minimum score |
18 |
Research Topics and Supervisors
Biochemistry
Biophysics
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Dissertation themes |
Possible supervisors |
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5. |
Impact of quantum dots on autotrophs and its mitigation strategies |
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6. |
The role of Nitellopsis obtusa vacuole during abiotic stress signaling |
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9. |
Development of nanocarriers with controlled release of active compounds for biomedical application |
Dr. Simona Steponkienė Konsultantas – Prof. dr. Vitalijus Karabanovas |
Biology
No. |
Dissertation themes |
Possible supervisors |
1. |
Sequencing and evolutionary analyses of RNA viruses circulating in the wild |
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2. |
Intrahost and interhost opportunistic bacteria genomic adaptation and evolution analysis |
Dr. Miglė Gabrielaitė |
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4. |
Search and analysis of pyrethroid-degrading bacterial lipolytic enzymes |
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6. |
miRNA analysis for treatment efficacy and prognosis assessment in testicular cancer |
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7. |
Dr. Agata Mlynska |
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8. |
Membrane lipid therapy: an innovative approach in cancer therapy |
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9. |
Molecular profiling studies of urogenital tumours to assess treatment efficacy and prognosis |
Dr. Rasa Sabaliauskaitė |
10. |
Investigating the genetic factors that contribute to the invasiveness of non-native plant species |
Chemistry Engineering (Biotechnology)
Ecology and Environmental sciences
No. |
Dissertation themes |
Possible supervisors |
1. |
Molecular Studies of Environmental Bioaerosols for the Assessment of Ecosystem Servise Quality |