Admission information

Impact of leadership in enhancing employee engagement at work

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Assoc Prof. Dr Laima Jesevičiūtė-Ufartienė)

Implementation of Quality 4.0 for sustainable organizational development

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Prof. Dr Renata Korsakienė)

The impact of reverse logistics digitalization on supply chain resilience

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Assoc. Prof. Dr Ieva Meidutė-Kavaliauskienė)

The impact of environmentally friendly technologies on the competitiveness of the production sector

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Assoc Prof. Dr Aurelija Burinskienė)

Adoption of the ISO 20022 standard and its effect on automation in the payments processing industry

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Assoc. Prof. Dr Raimonda Martinkutė-Kaulienė)

The impact of geopolitical conflicts on economic crises and global economic transformations

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Assoc. Prof. Dr Viktorija Skvarciany)

Indicators and assessment of place-based climate misinformation resilience in low-urgency contexts

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Dr Monika Mačiulienė)

Beyond message control: crisis communication in digital platform-amplified spillover crises

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Prof. Dr Rasa Smaliukienė

Privacy-preserving digital twins for wearable stress monitoring

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vytautas Abromavičius)

Development and research of electric field control structures in electroporation systems

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Dr Veronika Malyško)

Enhancement of three-dimensional optical coherence tomography volumes using intelligent techniques

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Prof. Dr Dalius Matuzevičius)

Explainable dynamic artificial neural networks for wearable-sensor-based human activity recognition

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Prof. Dr Dalius Navakauskas)

Fungal growth inspired optimization of neural network structure

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Prof. Dr Artūras Serackis)

Investigation of mechanical properties of soil injected with geopolymers and an evaluation model for injected soil

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Assoc. Prof. Dr Šarūnas Skuodis)

Development and application of an integrated risk management model in digitalized construction processes

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Assoc. Prof. Dr Jonas Šaparauskas)

Performance of asphalt layers in road pavement structures in relation to the properties of bituminous binders modified with bio-based additives

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Dr Judita Škulteckė)

Integration of GIS environment and artificial intelligence models for property management

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Assoc. Prof. Dr Tatjana Vilutienė)

Reduction of particulate matter and other pollutant emissions from internal combustion engines by replacing fossil fuels with advanced renewable fuels and blends

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Prof. Dr Alfredas Rimkus)

Group aircraft conflict resolution

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Assoc.  Dr. Vytautas Rimša)

Evaluation of vehicle body deformations in road traffic accident expertise

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Edgar Sokolovskij)

Conditions and regulatory principles governing the migration of soil PFAS in the colloidal form

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Prof. Dr Edita Baltrėnaitė-Gedienė)

Research and analysis of low-height railway noise barriers with integrated solar panels and adaptive louvers

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Prof. Dr Raimondas Grubliauskas)

Development and performance evaluation of treatment and reuse technologies for aircraft de-icing wastewater at airports

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Prof. Dr Aušra Mažeikienė)

Complex removal of micropollutants from wastewater: experimental studies and prototype development

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Assoc Prof. Dr Dainius Paliulis)

Creation and investigation of 2D–3D structures of metal–ceramic composite coatings using laser processing technologies

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Prof. Dr Olegas Černašėjus)

The development of waste-derived aggregate based on the CO₂ mineralization process and application in building composites

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Assoc. Prof. Dr Jelena Škamat)

Modification of gypsum binder composite with glass recycling industry products and tire recycling waste

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Assoc. Prof. Dr Ramunė Žurauskienė)

Research on the design of an adaptive technical bionic drone for underwater missions

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Assoc. Prof. Dr Sergejus Borodinas)

Research of semantic control system for mobile robot, operating in dynamic environment

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Prof. Dr Vytautas Bučinskas)

Development and investigation of a hybrid piezoelectric linear-motion drive for nanosatellites

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Assoc. Prof. Dr Andrius Čeponis)

Flow physics of stall delay in wings with leading-edge distributed propulsion: from incipient separation to post-stall flow topology

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Prof. Dr Artūras Kilikevičius)

Research and development of selective multi-stage electroctatic technology for removing nanoparticles from gas flow

(Supervisor of a dissertation topic: Dr Aleksandras Chlebnikovas)

Applicants to Informatics and Informatics Engineering science fields doctoral programs should submit all the application documents to VILNIUS TECH Doctoral School:

1. An application.
2. Copies of the Master’s or equivalent qualification diploma(s) with diploma supplement(s).
3. A certificate of academic qualification recognition in the Republic of Lithuania. recommendations must be by a supervisor of the topic
4. A curriculum vitae.
5. Recommendations by two scientists of the relevant science field; one of these recommendations must be by a supervisor of the topic  to which the applicant is applying.
6. A research proposal on the selected topic (applying to Informatics Engineering science field).
7. A list of scientific works (articles in scientific publications and conference proceedings) and their copies.
8. A research paper (applying to Informatics science field if scientific publications are not provided).
9. A copy of a valid personal document: a passport (for the citizens of all countries) or an ID card (applicable only for the citizens of the European Union countries).
10. A copy of the receipt of the application fee payment.
11. A certificate issued by CEFR, IELTS, TOEFL or any other competent institution (see article 8.9 of the Regulations).
12. A confirmation of a passed mathematics examination OMPT-D test (see article 8.10 of the Regulations).
13. Concent for processing personal data.

Those applicants who have obtained their higher education abroad must enclose a certificate of academic qualification recognition in the Republic of Lithuania.

If this document is not submitted, the applicant’s application will not be considered.

For recognition of academic qualifications, obtained abroad, an applicant should submit the following documents to the VILNIUS TECH Doctoral School by e-mail doktor@vilniustech.lt:

• A high-quality copies of Bachelor’s degree diploma and its supplement;
• A high-quality copies of Master’s degree diploma and its supplement;
• A copy of a valid passport;
• Consent for processing personal data

All the documents should be translated into English.