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University Fees Exemptions Were Awarded for Students

Vytautas Magnus university (VMU) publishes the results of an open competition for university fee exemptions for Spring semester 2019/2020. The purpose of the competition is to achieve the mission of socially responsible university by reducing social exclusion, creating appropriate financial conditions for VMU students to be accommodated and (or) study (taking into account different social (material) situations, study results and (or) accommodation in the dormitory).

Important Information about the Coronavirus

As the new coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to spread rapidly in Europe, VMU encourages the community to stay calm and focused and follow the recommendations of the National Public Health Center under the Ministry of Health (NPHC) and other institutions. Important information is frequently updated.

VMU Community Invited to Participate in International Conference

Over the decades, psychotherapy has developed a body of instruments helping individuals deal with their personal traumas. With an accelerating rate of success, professionals have been applying these instruments in tackling the post-traumatic stress disorders of their patients. Governments, too, have adopted these tools for addressing the needs of such affected groups as war veterans and refugees.

The Exchange Week Has Ended at VMU

Last week, VMU’s International Cooperation Department organised Erasmus+ week designed to promote exchange opportunities abroad. Not only students could discuss their future travels over a cup of coffee with VMU employees, choose the destination during the travel fair, they also watched a move about the origins of Erasmus+ programme, exercised to lift their luggage at VMU sports centre, but also demonstrated their knowledge and creativity in the trivia quiz and open mic event. The entire week ended in the “Take-Off” event designed to present the students with the benefits of the international experience and other activities that bring joy to our life.

Time for Asia: Open Lecture on Contemporary China

Centre for Asian Studies is inviting everyone interested in China to the first open lecture this semester from the cycle “Time for Asia”. The presentation titled “Contemporary China – invisible behind the visible” will be given by Dr. Vida Mačikėnaitė who is researching and teaching about contemporary China both in Japanese and Lithuanian universities.

International Roundtable Discussion on Europe’s Future

VMU Department of Regional studies of the Faculty of Political Science and diplomacy cordially invites to the round table international discussion “European Union after 2019 Parliamentary elections and the approval of the Commission: The New perspective”.