Bachelor’s Programmes

Business and Public Management (8 programmes)

• Logistics Business
• Business Development and Entrepreneurship
• International E-Business and Commerce
• Business Management and Marketing (Team Academy or traditional method)
• Tourism and Events
• Health Technologies and Innovation Business
• Agro-Food Business and Innovation
• Business Finance and Investment

Management (1 programme)

• International Hospitality Management (developed with École hôtelière de Lausanne)

Informatics (4 programmes)

• Programming and Internet Technologies
• Media Technologies
• Game Development
• Cybersecurity Technologies

Languages (1 programme)

• English for International Communication

Special programme:

Academic English Preparatory Programme – for students whose English language level is below the required to get admission to the BA programme, we offer a possibility to attend a semester-long intensive English language preparatory programme which will count towards your degree programme

• English

• Strong integration of studies and applied research – Studies and research are interconnected, ensuring knowledge transfer between academia and business, while fostering innovation and entrepreneurship;
• Wide and modern portfolio of accredited programmes – diversified, high-quality study programmes in business, informatics, and humanities, fully aligned with labour-market needs and international standards ;
• High internationalisation level – More than 200 international students from 50+ countries, active Erasmus+ mobility, and strong partnerships with universities in Switzerland, Poland, Latvia, and Lithuania;
• Research growth and innovation capacity – Thematic research clusters, increasing number of SCOPUS publications, participation in RDI and EIT projects, and student involvement in applied research;
• Qualified, engaged academic staff
• Advanced digitalisation and distance learning system – robust online and hybrid study infrastructure ensures accessibility and flexibility for diverse learners;
• Active student life and social responsibility – Strong Student Representation, innovation events (Innovation Day, Profadienis), alumni networking, and emphasis on psychological well-being and inclusion;
• Commitment to sustainability and regional impact
• High employer satisfaction and graduate employability

• Number of students: 1161
• Number of teachers: 80
• Number of internships offered per year: 300
• Number of Partnerships: 100
• Date of creation: 1989
• Number of campuses: 2
• Number of conferences per year: 4
• Number of other events per year: 50+

Awards and prizes 

• Institutional Award – National Ranking Recognition – according to the annual higher education ranking published in the journal Ratings (May–December 2025, No. 1 (23)), Vilnius Business College was recognised as the most internationalised non-state college in Lithuania.
• Student awards – VBC students won prizes in national innovation competitions (Innovation Day, Profadienis) and were recognized for best papers in international student conferences;
• Recognition by the London School of Digital Business for Industry-Academia Collaboration for Creating Employability and Entrepreneurship of the Year

• Exchanges, Erasmus +
• Educational Cooperation
• International programmes, Summer schools

• Student Representation & Organizations – A formal Student Representation body defends students’ rights, contributes to study programmes development, and organizes community activities;
• Alumni & Networking – Alumni maintain strong ties with the College through mentorship, events, and joint projects, helping to connect education with real business practice;
• Junior Business & Innovation Activities – Students participate in Innovation Day, Profadienis (business simulator), and other entrepreneurship events fostering creativity, project management, and leadership;
• Sports, Culture & Creativity – VBC engages in local and regional cultural life through conferences, debates, translation contests, and start-up fairs that blend culture, technology, and civic participation;
• International & Leisure Mobility – Active Erasmus+ participation enables study, internship, and short-term visits abroad, with both physical and blended mobility options;
• Well-being, Solidarity & Inclusion – College promotes psychological resilience, cooperation with NGOs like Jaunimo linija, and offers scholarships (e.g., for Ukrainian students) to support social inclusion and solidarity;
• Sustainable Development Commitment – VBC integrates circular economy principles, recycling initiatives, and digitalisation to reduce its ecological footprint and engage students in sustainability projects;
• Community and NGO Collaboration – Campus hosts organizations like ICF Lithuania and provides facilities for public and partner events, fostering intersectoral dialogue and social capital;
• International Campus Model – Vytenio st. 9 “Co-Living” campus project combines study, residential, sports, and cultural spaces to create a modern, inclusive academic environment.