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Klaipėda is the third largest city in Lithuania, located on the Baltic coast with a population of 170'000. Attracting tourists year round, Klaipėda’s beautiful Old Town (Senamiestis) dates all the way back to the XIII century, and is filled with trendy cafes, cozy restaurants and old-fashioned bars. Even though Klaipėda might seem like a small city, it has 2 universities, 4 colleges, 12 theaters, and 8 museums. It is also a thriving hub for culture and commerce, which turns into a great vacation destination for the summer season. With the increasing ubiquity of the English language, you will have no difficulties finding your way around town and enjoying local culture. If you would like a sneak peak of Klaipėda, check out the video:

multi-purpose building

Constructed for the benefit of the LCC community and Klaipėda residents. The 2230 m2 center can host over 1000 people for sports events and more than 1600 for auditorium events.

Convertible SPORTS hall

The hall converts easily to an auditorium for public events and community gatherings. A portable stage, sound system and lighting equipment make the Michealsen centras an excellent auditorium for hosting theatrical, vocal and musical performances. The large foyer outside of the hall is suitable for banquets, receptions and conferences.

Fintess center

The sports hall is also accompanied by a fitness center open for residents on campus and Klaipėda community.

The DeFehr centras is home to 12 classrooms, Neufeld auditorium, a library, 2 computer laboratories, and a Student Success Center. There you will also find staff and faculty offices.

Balčiūnai Library

The Otonas and Raimonda Balčiūnai Library supports all programs and studies areas at LCC International University, with a collection of academic resources in English unique in the region. The library also belongs to the Lithuanian academic library network.

The Library:

• offers a space to study individually of meet for group projects;

• houses a rich multi-disciplinary collection of English academic, scholar print sources;

• curates access to number of online full-text databases with scholar journals, and a number of eBooks;

• offers lectures, workshops or individual consultation.

Enns Hall opened in August 2011. This residence hall is home to students and faculty residing on campus. The four floors of student living spaces include student study rooms, laundry room, and shared kitchens on each floor.

Built in 2007, Neumann Hall is home to students and faculty. Student rooms are shared by 4-6 residents who each have their own bed, desk & closet, share a common entry area, and a bathroom. Neumann Hall also has:

• computer lab;

• game room;

• art room;

• study room;

• chapel;

• lounge area;

• laundry room;

• shared kitchens on each floor.