Have you decided to change your field of study but lack the required study credits for your chosen ISM Master’s programme? Or perhaps you also want to change your career path in order to gain new knowledge and skills? Choose supplementary studies now and prepare with confidence for Master’s studies at ISM University this autumn.
In just a few months, you will deepen your knowledge, become familiar with teaching methods, and accumulate the required number of study credits. The studies will take place in the evenings and remotely, making them an excellent option for those who are working.
Fill in the registration form and we will contact you. During the conversation, we will be able to discuss any questions you may have.
How will it work?
The Pre-master studies will begin in spring 2026.
The studies will take place over several months in the evenings, after working hours, and will be delivered remotely.
Each course will be worth 6 ECTS credits, and over the course of a few months you will be able to accumulate the required number of study credits – 18 ECTS credits. This is the number of credits required to begin the Master’s programmes in Financial Economics or International Marketing and Management at ISM University. If you have already completed part of the required credits, you will be able to choose fewer courses.
If you hold a professional Bachelor’s degree, the required number of study credits may be higher.
Which courses will I be able to choose?
Taking into account your completed studies, we will select courses from the fields of management, marketing, finance, or economics.
How much does it cost?
The fee for supplementary studies is €150 per 1 ECTS credit; however, candidates who have submitted an application for ISM Master’s studies are eligible for a special 30% discount.
Can I choose a shorter supplementary studies option, i.e. fewer than three courses?
Yes, during the supplementary studies you will be able to make up the required credit difference by taking fewer than three courses. However, if you choose a smaller number of courses, the discount on the price per 1 ECTS credit will not apply.
Up to 6 ECTS credits may be recognised based on the candidate’s work experience or non-formal learning acquired in the relevant field of the programme. The procedure for the assessment and recognition of competences is defined in the ISM University of Management and Economics Regulations on the Assessment and Recognition of Competences Acquired through Non-formal Learning and Self-study. For more detailed information, please contact msc@ism.lt.
What are the admission requirements for Master’s studies?
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