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Kyung Hee University’s International Summer Program 2025
2025 Global Collaborative (GC) Summer Program at Kyung Hee University in Seoul, South Korea, is a one-month academic experience that brings together renowned scholars, professionals, and students from around the world.
Dongguk International Summer School 2025
Dongguk International Summer School will offer 14 themed courses reflecting Dongguk’s academic strength covering film/media, culture, Buddhist studies, criminal justice, language, business, etc.
Prof. Dr. Ineta Dabašinskienė Elected as VMU Rector
Today, on 27 March, the Council of Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) has chosen the new rector of the university: Prof. Dr. Ineta Dabašinskienė, who is the first woman to be elected to this position.
Dovilė Vainorė on Youth Support in Regions: Helping Others is the Best Way to Reduce Exclusion
"University is the place where we make one of our first choices as adults—out of a plethora of options, we choose what is the most important, while simultaneously learning to take responsibility for our actions", Dovilė Vainorė, co-founder and head of the nongovernmental organisation Om-lėtai, says.
Inside LABT’s Moodboarding Exercise at VMU
VMU hosted a meeting by LABT (Laboratory for [Living] Tree [as] Architecture): an international student laboratory aiming to rethink ecological practices and architecture as a living system.
Workshop „Getting Published: Some Insights and Advice for International Scholars“
VMU Vytautas Kavolis Transdisciplinary Research Institute invites researchers to a workshop on best practices and tips for getting published in scientific journals.
Candidates for Position of VMU Rector Introduced Themselves at Open VMU Senate Meeting
On Wednesday 19 March, an open Senate meeting was held in the Great Hall of Vytautas Magnus University (VMU), where candidates for the position of VMU rector were introduced.
VMU Researchers on March 11th, the Signatories‘ Jokes, and the Singing Revolution
“In my closest circle of acquaintances, a simple, clear-cut belief was prevalent: what’s most important is to declare the restoration of the independent Republic of Lithuania. After that, as God wills. Maybe we would succeed, or maybe we would all be interned like the heads of the Solidarity movement were after Wojciech Jaruzelski’s coup. Or perhaps we would be deported to Siberia or simply shot. What mattered was to do everything in our power to give Lithuania a chance to become not just a free but also a democratic state”, recalls Rimvydas Valatka, a signatory of the Act of Independence, journalist, and professor at Vytautas Magnus University (VMU), reflecting on the mood of March 1990.
Informal Seminar Series “Towards Yourself’25: Business Starts with You”
VMU Career Centre invites students, alumni, and the entire university community to participate in the online meetings of the informal seminar series Towards Yourself ’25 in March and April and take advantage of the virtual CV Clinic.
Five Candidates are Competing for the VMU Rector Position
Five candidates have been confirmed for the Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) rector elections.
