facts & figures
Founded LCC International University was founded in 1991 at the request of the Lithuanian Ministry of Educationaccreditation The Republic of Lithuania recognizes LCC as a Bachelor's Degree granting university.
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undergraduate programs
- Majors: Business, English and Theology
- Minors: Business, English, Theology, Lithuanian Studies, Psychology, Sociology, and Conflict Studies
- Language of instruction: English
- English Language Institute: 200 students each semester in evening courses; 30 each semester in TOEFL preparation courses
- Professional Development Seminars offered for regional English teachers
- Summer Language Institute: 350 students each July
- 2007-2008 student enrolment – 600, 50% from Lithuania, 50% International
- 21 Nations represented: Albania, Belarus, Canada, Germany, Ghana, Ireland, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Moldova, Russia, Thailand, Ukraine, UK, USA, Uzbekistan, Poland
- 35 Study Abroad students each semester from North American universities such as Azusa Pacific University, Bethel University (MN), Westmont University, Taylor University, Trinity Western University, Messiah College, Fresno Pacific Pacific
- Total: 50
- One-third are Lithuanian
- Two-thirds are from Western Europe, Canada and the United States
- Graduate programs such as: Central European Univ., Lundt University, London School of Economics, Eastern University, Regent College (BC), Fresno Pacific Univ., Rutgers Univ., Regent Univ. (VA), University of Washington, St. Petersburg Univ., Philipp’s Universitaet
- Businesses such as: Master Foods, KPMG, Siemens, Maersk
- Education: over 30 teachers in Grammar and Secondary schools
- Government Services: Ministry of Justice, Ministry of European Affairs, Foreign Embassies in Lithuania
- Church Service: 5 full-time pastors and more than 60 involved as lay leaders in congregations
- 4 hectares (16 acres) of land along Kretingos street with buildings totaling 7,700 square meters (83,000 sq. ft.)
- The DeFehr centras includes classrooms, computer laboratories, library, faculty and administrative offices
- The Michealsen centras multi-purpose facility includes a large hall capable of hosting 1,000 for sports events and 1,600 for auditorium events, cafeteria, fitness center and large foyer
- Karklu student dormitory houses 220 residents
- Neumann Hall, the new student dormitory, houses 196 residents, and opens in September 2007
ownership LCC is a joint venture of Lithuanian, Canadian and American foundations
memberships
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