International Relations

Participation in international programmes helps to integrate into the development processes of European Union higher education, provides students and with an opportunity to acquire international experience and to get acquainted with novelties in study process.

Aims:

to expand the international cooperation;

to assure the quality of students’, lecturers' and administrative staff mobility;

to counsel outgoing students and lecturers within the Lifelong Learning/Erasmus programme;

to coordinate incoming students and lecturers;

to consult on the matters of studies, teaching visits and international projects;

to disseminate information about possibilities of studies abroad, conferences, seminars;

to represent the School in international environment.          

Priorities:

integration into European educational processes;

integration of the international / intercultural dimension into study programmes;

development of new study programmes and modules as well as common project  activity in cooperation with partner institutions;

improve the quality of programme implementation and arrangement of multilateral Erasmus projects with the aim to develop Joint modules and study programmes.

International School of Law and Business has signed over 60 Bilateral Agreements with partner – institutions from 24 different countries for the activities in the frames of LLP/Erasmus programme. Additionally, International School of Law and Business cooperates with 12 institutions in Great Britain, where graduates may apply for continuing and Master’s studies.

International students may choose to complete their internships in Lithuania, their home country, or any other country in Europe. Professional internships are organized in the frames of LLP/Erasmus programme, as well as in cooperation with partner recruitment organizations in Greece and Spain. 

Joint Study Programmes and Double Diplomas

Having expanded the international cooperation International School of Law and Business has signed an agreement of academic cooperation with the University of Wolverhampton, which will allow ISLB students to obtain one of the University's degrees as well as ISLB's Diploma. Joint study programmes and double diplomas is one of the underlying priorities in the fields of ISLB development.