LCC International University has been a leading North American-style Christian liberal arts institution in Europe since its establishment in 1991 by Lithuanian, Canadian, and American foundations. LCC provides transformative education rooted in Christian values.
We seek those ready to take action, whether starting your career or seeking new challenges, qualified for general education course instruction, specific majors, or support services. Our community welcomes innovators, servant leaders, student support and wellness providers, and campus administrators dedicated to our mission.
Our faculty, staff, and students hail from over 60 countries, creating an environment rich with difference. This cultural richness enhances research, campus life, worldview, and personal growth. Click this link for a preview of a cultural night.
Our faculty and staff collaborate to cultivate an academic community rooted in Christian values, preparing students to make a positive impact worldwide. Join us for a deeply engaging experience, where meaningful interactions with students abound across campus, in both formal and informal settings.
At LCC, like all universities, we have numerous critical roles in teaching, support, and administration that require a diverse range of education, training, and abilities. If you resonate with our mission but don’t see an opening that matches your education and skill set, we encourage you to share your CV with us for future opportunities.
Embrace new cultures, lead change, and serve others.
Bring courage and creativity to improve how we serve our students.
Focus on holistic guidance and transformational pedagogy.
Engage in ecumenical exchanges and inspiring conversations.
We encourage our faculty & staff to continue to grow as professionals. You can get support for teaching or learning programs in our partner universities abroad.
At LCC you can get financial support for your research, take advantage of our vast international partner network and much more.
Eligibility is determined by the position, terms of service, and other factors.
Initial round trip airfare and airport pick-up
On-campus housing
Visa and European health insurance
Conferences and exchange programs
Opportunities to explore the region
LCC tuition discounts
Free Lithuanian language classes.
Support for adjusting to teaching and living in a new culture
Its charm is undeniable. Seaside restaurants, coffee shops, beaches, and forest walks await. Klaipėda, the thir largest city in Lithuania, is located on the Baltic Sea. Shop at weekend farmers markets or, if you prefer, modern grocery stores and Akropolis Mall. A busy classroom and office schedule is always just steps away from the respite you need.
Our campus is a hub of activity with classrooms, a café, an auditorium, shared office and conference rooms, a faculty lounge, cafeteria, and fitness center with a gym. True to Lithuania, our campus offers an experience in and of itself. Take a few moments to enjoy the views, especially at the pond when the swans are nesting. The campus is conveniently located within walking distance, or a short bus ride, to Klaipeda's Old Town or the sea.
Many choose to experience an apartment in Old Town amidst restaurants, shops, and cafés, while others prefer on-campus housing if available. Either way, we are here to help you find a suitable apartment or house to rent.
Apartment size |
price per month |
|---|---|
| 1 Bedroom | 350 - 600 USD |
| 2 Bedroom | 500 - 800 USD |
| 3 Bedroom | 700 - 1200 USD |
Klaipėda offers easy access to international airports, ferries, buses, and trains, providing convenient links to various international destinations. These include Riga, Estonia, Warsaw, Copenhagen, Oslo, London, Berlin, Stockholm, Dublin, Helsinki, Prague, and Amsterdam.
You can get just about anywhere in Klaipėda and Lithuania by using public transport and a convenient Traffi app. If you need a more flexible option - use CityBee for car and bicycle sharing.
Family picnics, cycling and camping in national parks, walks by the sea, and low crime rate make Klaipėda a perfect environment for your family.
Want your kids to learn robotics or arts? You will find information on educational activities and clubs that offer everything from horseback riding to ballet dancing.
We currently have over 70 expats including families with children who moved from North America to live in Klaipėda. We can assist you and your family as well!
"Moving to Lithuania and working at LCC has been an incredible experience for our family.
We’ve been privileged to work with staff and students from all over the world and challenged to grow through confronting our own cultural assumptions and perspectives.
While raising a child away from family and in a new culture has challenges, it’s also a joy to have your child experience life beyond the US and offers a unique level of family bonding that would not occur in your normal comfort zone."
Adam and Laura Rodeheaver-Van Gelder
Michigan, USA
Spiritual Life & Chaplain
At LCC, you play a crucial role in helping students receive an education they otherwise could never afford. Currently, the majority of our students come from war-affected or developing countries where traditional student funding models, as we are accustomed to in North America, do not exist.
The basic expenses for an academic year (or semester) at LCC include travel, housing, living expenses, long-term visa, and medical insurance.
While these costs are significant, the overall cost of living in Klaipėda is dramatically lower than in North America.
Receive partial or full
funding through mission agencies and foundations
Developed funding
through a network of church, family and friends
"We moved here in 2015, when our kids were 10, 8, 7, and 4. Here in Klaipėda, the kids benefit from a supportive environment, safe streets, and an opportunity to meet people from many different nations. They see our mission and understand its importance.
Some days are hard, but we are raising global Christians - they know from first-hand experience what God is doing in the world - and we wouldn’t trade that for anything."
Scott Neumann, Ph.D.
Illinois, USA
Program Director, International Relations and Development
The Graduate Assistantship Program offers a unique opportunity for individuals pursuing an MA in TESOL. Benefits include:
Program participants will serve in the Residence Life and Housing Department.
*Apply for the Resident Director position in order to apply for the Graduate Assistantship.
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