BA/BS in Construction

Spanning 141 credits including practice, the core field covers mathematics, construction drawing and materials, applied and construction physics, geodesy, building structures, geotechnics, engineering systems, and construction work organisation and technology, with twenty weeks of practical training split between introductory construction work, geodesy, technological practice, organisational practice, and a graduation placement. Eighteen credits of electives allow a focus on urban environments or energy-saving buildings, repair and reconstruction technologies, or computer modelling of structures and engineering systems. Learning outcomes include analysing and selecting structural solutions using logical thinking and modelling skills, applying international, European, and Lithuanian construction standards, and using specialised software and building information modelling to organise construction processes within technical, economic, and environmental limits. Students also learn to use geodesic and building-diagnostic equipment to analyse construction materials and structures and to join digitalised construction projects guided by circular-economy and sustainability principles.