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Estonia Lithuania Latvia ESTONIA LATVIA LITHUANIA Sisukord Contents Introduction ............................................... 4 Latvia Lithuania Baltic region in brief .................................. 6 1 . Higher education system .....................36 1 . Higher education system .....................52 2 . Or ganization of studies ........................39 2 . Organisation of studies .......................54 Estonia 2.1 Academic calendar 39 2.1 Academic calendar 54 1 . Higher education ................................. 12 2.2 Admission procedure 40 2.2 Admission procedure 54 1.1 Academic higher education 12 2.3 Tuition fees 41 2.3 Tuition fees 56 1.2 Professional higher education 14 2.4 Assessment and grading system 41 2.4 Forms of assesment and grading system 56 2 . Organization of studies........................ 15 2.5 Recognition of Foreign Degrees and Diplomas 43 2.1 Academic calendar 15 2.5 Recognition 57 2.6 Languague of tuition 43 2.2 Admission procedures 15 3 . Scholarships and grants ......................57 2.3 Tuition fees 18 3 . Scholarships/grants ...........................44 3.1 Lithuanian national scholarships 57 2.4 Assessment and grading system 19 4. Higher education institutions ............. 45 3.2 Lifelong learning programme/Erasmus 58 2.5 Recognition 23 5 . Useful links ........................................49 3.3 Erasmus Mundus 59 3 . Scholarships/grants ...........................26 4. Higher education institutions ..............60 4. Higher education institutions ..............29 5 . Useful links ........................................66 5 . 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