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T4EU Offers Online French Course for Students

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You want to visit France but you're worried about your French? You feel you need some extra courses to refresh your language skills? Then we have good news for you! Transform4Europe Alliance is organising an online French course for students from 26 July until 4 August. Application deadline is 20 June (more details in the post). 

Students are Invited to Share Things for the Future Students’ Needs

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We invite all VMU students to share the things they don’t need anymore with those exchange or full-time students who will arrive in August.

Hundreds of Scientists to Discuss Baltic Affairs at Conference

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As the war continues in Ukraine, what role has been played by the Baltic region countries, which have experienced "vicarious identification" with Ukrainians and their pain? How can we help museums quickly respond to emergency situations, when artwork is being destroyed? In today's Europe, what role is played by the Baltic region, which is located on the continent's edge and constantly experiences turmoil? These and other questions will be discussed by scientists from all over Europe in the international conference Turning Points: Values and Conflicting Futures in the Baltics, which will be held on 15–17 June at Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) in Kaunas.

VMU Invites Students to a Meeting With Prof. Birutė Galdikas

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Birutė Marija Galdikas, a world-renowned anthropologist, conservationist, and the world's foremost orangutan researcher of Lithuanian parentage, will be visiting Lithuania. She is a specialist in modern primatology, nature conservation, and ethology, and the author of books on endangered orangutan species.

VMU Athletes Won 45 medals at the SELL Games in Tartu

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The 38th SELL Student Games took place in Tartu, Estonia, on 19-21 May, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the start of the SELL Student Games in 1923. The 38th edition of the Games was attended by almost 1,000 students from Croatia, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, and Turkey. The Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) delegation consisted of 69 athletes, who brought back to Kaunas a rich baggage of awards, winning 45 medals in ten different sports.

VMU Staff Week: Fostering Global Collaboration and Knowledge Exchange

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On April 24-28, the International Cooperation Department of Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) organized an international Staff Week, which was attended by 140 teachers and non-academic staff from 43 countries who came to VMU under the Erasmus+ mobility programme. 

Scholarships Awarded to Students for Academic or Artistic Achievements

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For the first time this year, Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) announced a competition for scholarships for scientific or artistic achievements for VMU students, which aims to encourage students to pursue scientific or artistic activities.

PhD Students Invited to Join T4EU Week in Bulgaria

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PhD students are invited to participate in the Transform4Europe Week in Bulgaria, which will be held on 26-30 September at the Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski. Application deadline is 18 June. 

Contests for Teaching and Training Visits under Erasmus+ Programme

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International Cooperation Department invites all VMU academic and non-academic staff members to participate in the Erasmus+ contests: the contest for Erasmus+ teaching visits in Programme countries (EU/EEA countries) and the contest for Erasmus+ teaching and training visits in Partner countries (non-EU/EEA countries). The visits will be conducted in the 2023/2024 academic year.

Assoc. Prof. Suzdalieva from Mariupol State University Visited VMU

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"We have many friends, many relatives in Russia, as we all Ukrainians have. Of course, they support us but I think it's not enough. It was a great disappointment of my life. There are 140 million people just doing nothing. When the war started, we became intolerant of Russians, and I don't know how many generations [it will take until] this intolerance will end. From one point of view, it's very scary because it's hate, but it's understandable, after what they did in my country", says Assoc. Prof. Olena Suzdalieva from Mariupol State University, who visited Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) and held lectures for students.