Based on the cultural heritage of European countries, we train cultural managers and specialists in creative tourism capable of developing their own original products and bringing them to life.
Creative tourism is based on the creation of a unique emotional and cultural experience that a person gains while traveling. That is why every tourism product in creative tourism is designed as unique.
Today, creative tourism is a dynamic segment of the global tourism market, growing due to consumers’ willingness to pay for original products. In the context of globalization and digitalization, it is becoming increasingly popular.
Thus, we learn to understand and integrate heritage into various contemporary contexts, exploring its economic, social, and environmental potentials. For our students, heritage is a way to realize themselves in unique projects, a path to self-discovery as an Author, and a foundation for career success and the capitalization of their talents.
Program Features
Academic Degree: Bachelor of Humanities
Language of Instruction: Studies begin in Russian with intensive English learning and a gradual transition to English-taught courses. Additionally, students will study Lithuanian, expanding their career and academic opportunities in EU countries.
Study Program Code: 6121NX076
Mode of Study:
High residence (Full-time) format
Low residence (Part-time session-based) format
Start: October 1, 2026
Tuition Fees (per semester):
High residence:
€1450 for citizens and permanent residents of the Republic of Belarus
€1820 for citizens of other countries
Low residence:
€1160 for citizens and permanent residents of the Republic of Belarus
€1450 for citizens of other countries
Scholarships: 100% or 50% tuition waivers available. Click for details
Application submission: opens on April 7, 2026
Potential Career
Graduates of the “European Heritage and Creative Tourism” program possess in-depth knowledge in the fields of cultural heritage, tourism, and creative industries, enabling them to work in governmental and non-governmental organizations as well as develop innovative projects in culture and tourism.
Why Choose This Program?
- Skills in promoting and utilizing heritage — we reveal the possibilities of using the cultural, social, economic, and environmental potential of heritage.
- Development of entrepreneurial competencies in culture — students master cultural management, marketing, and business strategies to create original products in the field of cultural heritage and tourism. Over 30 years of collaboration with tourism organizations provide opportunities to learn about current market trends, expand professional connections, and explore career prospects on an international level.
- In-depth knowledge in cultural history — students have the opportunity to study courses in history, museology, anthropology, and art history.
- Development of creative thinking — the program focuses on developing skills for generating new original ideas and finding unconventional solutions.
- Practical orientation — internships in museums, archives, and research centers across European countries, participation in expeditions and international projects.
- Two foreign languages — the instruction starts in Russian and Belarusian, with intensive study of English and a gradual transition to English-taught disciplines. Additionally, students can choose to learn German or French, expanding their career and academic opportunities in EU countries.
- Flexibility and individual learning trajectory — the opportunity to design a personalized curriculum and specialize in various fields of cultural heritage, tourism, and creative industries.
- Opportunities for international exchange programs — the program provides access to international courses and participation in academic exchanges (Erasmus+, DAAD, Bard College Network), as well as lectures from professors and experts from leading universities in Europe and the USA.
Upon completing the program, graduates can work as:
- Coordinator of cultural and educational projects — organizing and managing cultural initiatives, festivals, and educational programs.
- Curatorial work: museums, galleries, cultural events — developing exhibition projects, working with expositions, and organizing cultural events.
- Author-developer of unique tourism products — creating unique routes and programs in the field of creative tourism.
- Creator of unique media content about culture and travel — working with texts, photo and video materials, and managing thematic platforms and blogs.
- Tour guide and interpreter — conducting original excursions and themed tours.
- PR and SMM manager in cultural projects — promoting cultural initiatives, engaging with audiences, and managing media communications.
Academic career — opportunities for further studies in Master’s programs in Europe and the USA.
Admission Requirements
Admission to the “European Heritage and Creative Tourism” program is conducted without entrance exams, based on a motivational interview.
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Contacts
Public Entity “European Humanities University”
17 SaviÄŤiaus Str., Vilnius, Lithuania
Email: consult@ehu.lt