High school students and youth are invited to a free online school of economics
BISEB School of Economics and Business invites high school students and youth to a free online school of economics.
The Business & Economics Stars course will allow young people to try their hand in the fields of economics, finance, and business even before entering university.
The school lasts one month.
During this time, participants will understand how the economy works in real life, why prices change and how economic decisions are made. Young people will also learn more about personal finance, savings, and investments, get acquainted with the basics of entrepreneurship, and work on their own project.
The course is suitable for those considering studies in economics, business, and management, future analysts, financiers, and managers, those interested in entrepreneurship and launching their own projects, as well as those who haven't yet decided on a specialty but want to try something new.
The course will run from April 8 to May 8, 2026, in an online format. The language of instruction is Russian. Classes will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays, from 18:00 to 19:30 Vilnius time.
Participant age — 15-25 years old. Participation is free.
Registration for the course is open until April 6, inclusive.

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