Research

Mykolas Romeris University, as a scientific research university, engages in fundamental and applied research, takes part in national, regional and international research programmes and projects, and practically applies research results and disseminates them to the public.

The research results, carried out in the University’s faculties, departments, inlaboratories, institutes, and centres, make up the basis of integration between research and studies.

Traditionally the University has engaged in research in the area of social sciences and more recently, has initiated research in biomedicine, technology and the humanities.

Priority research area of Mykolas Romeris University for 2010-2015: “SOCIETAL INNOVATIONS FOR GLOBAL GROWTH”

Major research programmes:

  • Justice, Security and Human Rights.
  • Social Innovations.
  • Sustainable Growth in the Context of Globalisation.
  • Improving the Quality of Life and Advancing Employment Opportunities.
  • Continuity and Change of Values in Global Society

Main scientific indicators and achievements:

  • Our researchers publish over 1000 articles in recognised scientific journals and a great variety of monographs, textbooks, and learning materials annually.

  • Mykolas Romeris University has a wide network of contacts and ties worldwide; our scientists cooperate closely with partners from Austria, Estonia, Latvia, the United States of America, the United Kingdom, Kazakhstan, the Netherlands, France, Russia, Finland, Sweden, Switzerland, Germany, etc. Our researchers take part in numerous scientific research and educational networks including European Doctoral Programmes Association in Management and Business Administration, the European Union Expert Group on Gender, Social Inclusion and Employment, Connex Doctoral Network, New-Neighbourhood Doctoral Network, Nordic-Baltic Doctoral and Young Researchers’ Network; European Network of Masters in Children’s Rights, etc;

  • Mykolas Romeris University’s scientists carry out a great deal of contract-based research, the results of which are applied in Lithuania and abroad. Mykolas Romeris University closely cooperates business community, for example, with the Lithuanian Confederation of Industrialists and the Association of Lithuanian Trade Enterprises. Different national and international state institutions constantly approach our researchers for expertise and consultations.

  • The number of doctoral students is increasing annually and now totals up to 200 students.