International student experiences

Students are Invited to Join the VMU Mentors’ Community

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Students of Vytautas Magnus University are cordially invited to join the VMU Mentors’ community.

PhD Student Princess Thembisile Sibanda: VMU Has Made Commendable Efforts to Support Students with Diverse Needs

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“Lithuania has a unique blend of history, culture, and modernity. This country’s culture was fascinating to experience. The people I met were kind and welcoming”, says Princess Thembisile Sibanda, PhD student from the University of Pretoria (South Africa) who visited VMU as a participant of the Erasmus exchange program.

Sharing is Caring: How VMU Students Build a Sustainable and Supportive Community

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On January 31st, Vytautas Magnus University proudly hosted the 4th edition of the “Sharing is Caring” event. Nearly 100 new exchange and full-time students joined this beloved Orientation Days tradition.

VMU Student’s Year in Belgium. Practice-Oriented Studies and Career Opportunities in Europe

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“I’m very happy that I went to study abroad: it will definitely be useful for my future career. During lectures, we solved cases of real companies, and we visited companies where we could potentially work in the future”, says Nigara Karimzhanova, Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) student of the Marketing and International Commerce program who spent two semesters studying in Belgium as a participant of Erasmus exchange.

Interview with Ukrainian graduates from the Faculty of Political Science and Diplomacy

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New episode of Freely and Critically  with Ukrainian graduates from Faculty of Political Science and Diplomacy of Vytautas Magnus University. The graduates — Valeria Burlachenko, Kateryna Strutynska, and Tetiana Abramtsova.

Studying in Korea Opened up a New Career Path

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Gabija Saniukaitė, a fourth-year student of East Asian Cultures and Languages at VMU, realised after her bilateral exchange programme in Korea that her first bachelor’s degree was just part of a long-term learning process. She plans to continue her studies in Pedagogy, proving that authentic experiences abroad can open up new and perhaps unexpected future prospects.