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Truly international

Under its roof, LCC International University hosts much of the world. Citizens of more than 50 countries of the world work and study here.

Safe and healthy community

LCC International University is extremely happy to be one of the only in Europe to boast of such an exceptionally diverse community. In the context of the global COVID-19 pandemic, this also poses a number of challenges. The most important thing is to provide a safe and healthy community.

Response to pandemic

As of Spring 2022 LCC is inviting all students to return to campus this spring semester to attend classes in the traditional face-to-face classroom format.  For spring semester 2022 only, a few courses that are predominantly taken by graduating seniors will be offered as online courses. For further details please consult your academic advisor once the spring course offerings are published.

Students from 50 countries

Different study model

University actions

Covid Preparedness Team

A Covid Preparedness Team (CPV) has been formed at the university that regularly addresses issues related to this extraordinary situation, and has developed a Fall 2021 reopening plan for the ever-changing COVID-19 situation in the country and/or within the university itself.

Monitoring of information

We monitor the information of the Ministry of Health, the National Center for Public Health, along with the Ministry of Education, Science and Sport and other sources on a daily basis and apply their recommendations on organizing mass events and for the educational process at LCC International University.

Prepared for changes

President of the LCC International University, Dr. Marlene Wall emphasizes that “sociability and community play a vital role in LCC,” but given the current situation, which changes daily, university leadership is prepared for changes in the organization of events and the educational process to ensure the safety and health of community members.

Hybrid model of study

This semester students continue being offered a hybrid model of study, and are able to choose their study model to fit their current situation. Students can study in classrooms with classmates or stay in their home countries and study remotely. All classrooms are prepared for safe teaching of students at the university and technologically fitted for the opportunity to broadcast lectures live. We are excited that 75% of students started this academic year in person on campus and we look forward to others returning for the Spring semester.

Student housing

LCC students safely returned to their residence on campus. Just like last year, the university allocated one floor for self-isolation purposes in case we have Covid-19 outbreaks in LCC residence halls.

Self-isolation

LCC residence halls started accepting its residence from early August and this when students went through self-isolation stage. Currently – no self-isolation upon arrival is longer possible oncampus.

You do not need to self-isolate if you have had a COVID infection in the last 180 days or were fully vaccinated with an EU-approved vaccine. You need to have an official medical document from the doctor that would confirm the DATE of your infection and that it was diagnosed with a PCR test (not an antibody test). The document must be or officially be translated into one of the EU languages and presented at the border.

For new students

The LCC Admissions Office continues to work with new potential students and their families and actively works to assist in the admissions process. If you have any questions, please contact study@lcc.lt or by phone +370 (46) 310 460 during workdays from 9 am to 5 pm.

The process and deadlines for admission to LCC International University are unchanged. We are currently accepting applications from those wishing to study in Spring 2022. Application deadline is November 15.

LCC International University allocates approximately a half a million euros each year for various support initiatives and scholarships to its students. In the face of the COVID-19 crisis, LCC not only did not reduce this fund, but instead was able to significantly increase it. 

DeFehr and Michaelsen centers

The Michealsen Center is open to students and employees. The cafeteria is open till 4PM on working days.

The DeFehr building is open to students and staff/faculty who meet Gpass requireiments.

Evening English Language Institute

Evening English Language courses for students and adults are conducted both in person on our premises as well as online.

STUDY ABROAD / ERASMUS+ / INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE

DO YOU PLAN TO OPERATE AND ALLOW STUDY ABROAD, ERASMUS+ AND INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE PROGRAMS IN SPRING 2022? CAN I COME AS A STUDY ABROAD OR INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE STUDENT?

Our plan and hope is to be able to offer our programs as scheduled and run them safely and responsibly as we continue to monitor the evolving situation across the globe. With that in mind, we do take our students’ health and safety seriously and will need to be flexible and responsive to unpredictable conditions in the face of this global pandemic. 

WHAT ARE THE APPLICATION DEADLINES?
Study Abroad Lithuania October 15th, 2021
Erasmus+ and International Exchange November 15th, 2021
Gap Year April 1st, 2022
Summer April 1st, 2022
DO I HAVE TO BE VACINATED IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAMS?

Due to current immigration requirements, travel restrictions, and local policies in place students participating in LCC short-term programs (Study Abroad Lithuania, Gap Year, Erasmus+ and International Exchange) are required to be fully vaccinated with an EU-approved vaccine.  This decision is based on Lithuania Government's regulations and our desire to give all students the ability to fully experience all that LCC study abroad and student exchange programs have to offer.

CAN I DEFER MY APPLICATION FOR THE PROGRAM TO A DIFFERENT SEMESTER?

Your specific program application can rollover to the subsequent semesters if necessary.

WHAT HAPPENS IF I PAY MY DEPOSIT AND THE PROGRAM IS CANCELED?

Your deposit along with your application for the program will be rolled over to the subsequent semester of your choice.

WHO SHOULD I CONTACT IF I AM NOT SEEING ANSWERS TO MY SPECIFIC QUESTIONS ON THIS PAGE?
Study Abroad Lithuania studyabroad@lcc.lt
Erasmus+ and International Exchange cie@lcc.lt
Gap Year gapyear@lcc.lt
Summer studyabroad@lcc.lt

Safety protocols

#SafeLCC #OneLCC
  • Wear a mask when indoors and outdoors during events.
  • Monitor your health daily.
  • Keep physical distance, wash your hands often.
  • Clean and disinfect personal and shared spaces before and after use.
  • Once on campus, no travel allowed outside Lithuania.
  • When in self-isolation, stay in!
  • Report violations to nocovid@lcc.lt.
  • Protect yourself and others!

Definitions

Confirmed cases

These cases are the number of people who have tested positive and are in isolation either on campus or off-campus.

Self-isolation

Self-isolation was required for students who come to campus from affected countries. They were required to come and present the results of a negative test and quarantine for 14 days.

Self-isolation also happens for those who test positive in order to separate them from people who are not sick. Such isolation happens with one person per room.

Self- isolation also would be required to separate and restrict the movement of those who may have been exposed to see if they become sick.

Exposed

Please note that only those who fit one (or more) of the following statements during in-person learning are considered to be “exposed” and need to self-isolate: 

  • People that have been living in the same rooms with confirmed COVID-19 case in the last 14 days.
  • People that had direct physical contact with a COVID-19 case (e.g. shaking hands, hugging, kissing) in the last 14 days.
  • People that have had unprotected direct contact (no mask on either party) with infectious secretions of a COVID-19 case (e.g. being coughed on, touching used paper tissues with a bare hand) in the last 14 days.
  • People having had contact, within 2-meters, with a COVID-19 case with at least one party not wearing a mask and/or for more than 15 minutes in the last 14 days.
  • People who have been in a closed environment (e.g. classroom, meeting room, etc.) with a COVID-19 case for 15 minutes or more and at a distance of less than 2 meters in the last 14 days.
Contained case

When a positive COVID-19 case is isolated and all those who had direct exposure are also isolated.

Uncontained case

When a positive COVID-19 case is made known to LCC officials and there is incomplete information of all interactions in the last 14 days with that positive case. 

  • Potentially Uncontained Case: the designation given to the positive COVID-19 case while contact tracing is happening within 24-hours of being notified as an institution. 
  • Officially Uncontained Case: the designation given to the positive COVID-19 case if, after 24-hours, the contacts are unable to be traced and isolated. An officially uncontained case will raise the campus alert level to ‘Alert Level Red.’

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