Study Engineering Physics at Kaunas University of Technology (KTU), Lithuania

Engineering Physics

Bachelor of Science at Kaunas University of Technology (KTU)

Programme details
Degree:	Bachelor of Science (BSc)
Discipline:	Physics
Duration:	4 years
ECTS points:	240
Study modes:	full-time
Delivery modes:	on-campus
University website:	Engineering Physics
Annual tuition (EEA)	ca. 37,500 HKD University currency: 4,108 EUR
Annual tuition (non-EEA)	ca. 37,500 HKD University currency: 4,108 EUR This applies to citizens of Hong Kong (change)

Request information from Kaunas University of Technology (KTU)

Description:

In a world where innovation in technology and measurement drives progress across industries, the ability to apply physics together with engineering and artificial intelligence is highly valued. The Engineering Physics bachelor’s study programme at KTU helps you develop expertise in fundamental physical sciences, modern measurement technologies, and artificial intelligence to address complex real-world challenges.

Students gain hands-on experience with advanced laboratory equipment, interdisciplinary projects, and real cases that span from nanotechnology to energy systems, while joining an international academic community with research and mobility opportunities.

Graduates are prepared for a global career in high-tech sectors such as photonics, nanotechnology, automation, and sustainable technologies, or can continue their academic journey in master’s studies.

Programme structure:

The Engineering Physics study programme combines fundamental physics, engineering principles, and modern technologies, equipping students with:

Strong problem-solving, analytical thinking, scientific communication, and teamwork skills for interdisciplinary environments;
Core knowledge in classical mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, materials physics, and measurement science;
Experience using tools and methodologies in programming, electronics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and advanced experimental laboratories;
A mandatory project-based learning component and professional internship where students apply theoretical and practical knowledge in real engineering and research settings.

Career opportunities:

The Engineering Physics study programme equips graduates with a strong foundation in physics, engineering, and analytical skills to work in technology-driven and research-oriented environments. As a graduate, you will be prepared for careers such as: