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Neurosurgery fellowships
in Lithuania.

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Duration
1 year, full-time, taught in English.
Deadline
30 Aug 2027, 23:59 EET (as listed for the 2026/27 intake)
Funding
Fee-paying: tuition EUR 12,000 per year, plus EUR 150 application fee and EUR 350 deposit.
Exposure
Case analysis and presentations, ward rounds, outpatient clinics, seminars, journal clubs and observation of neurosurgical operations; optional night shifts; topics span trauma, spine, neuro-oncology, functional, paediatric, vascular, hydrocephalus and skull base.
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Application status: Page lists an application deadline for the 2026/27 intake; earlier intakes are marked ended. The listed deadline date is as shown on the page and should be confirmed.

Funding: Fee-paying: tuition EUR 12,000 per year, plus EUR 150 application fee and EUR 350 deposit.

Exposure: Case analysis and presentations, ward rounds, outpatient clinics, seminars, journal clubs and observation of neurosurgical operations; optional night shifts; topics span trauma, spine, neuro-oncology, functional, paediatric, vascular, hydrocephalus and skull base.

Eligibility: Undergraduate diploma or higher (Master of Medicine listed); English B2 or equivalent; at least one reference; non-EU applicants may need education documents validated by SKVC.

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Source: Official LSMU admissions course page. Reviewed 29 Oct 2026. Status reflects the last review, not a live vacancy check. Completeness is not a quality rating.