University News

Iris Smeds exhibition The Average
The Average explores how the increasing measurability in our society forms us. In a time when our own fire should be greatest –– where we constantly compare ourselves to each other –– are we all still part of the same mean value? The Average wants to use the mean value as a way of talking about human existence.

Enter and Change your Bank Account no. on the Student Portal
We would like to inform you that from now on, on the Student Portal (studentas.vdu.lt), in the Student profile section, together with other personal data you can provide information on your personal bank account no. of Lithuanian bank and make changes of it if an error has occurred or the account number has changed.

Open competition for University Fee Exemptions for Autumn Semester
Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) has launched an open competition for university fee exemptions for autumn semester 2020 / 2021. 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 to Students About Start of AY 2020-2021
As the new academic year is about to begin, VMU sends the warmest greetings to all students and provides a reminder of some important information about the lectures.

VMU Continues Initiative Dedicated to Eastern Partnership Countries
After the first stage of general admission to university studies, VMU has accepted about 20 Belarusian students to its special MA program Administration of State Institutions. A sizable number of students from Belarus have also applied for other VMU study programs. The decision to launch a program where Belorussian citizens could study was made back in March, after discussing potential developments in the neighbouring nation. The studies will be free of charge for all students; special scholarships have been established for them.

VMU Rector’s Letter to the Community
I would like to thank you all once again for the invaluable contributions you made while working during the difficult period brought about by COVID-19. Ensuring the quality of studies and research under the conditions of the new reality and supporting the community in the virtual world has been a challenge which has demanded a lot of effort from all of us. The beginning of the upcoming academic year will not be as it used to be before. Thus, once again, we will all need to be focused to make sure it is successful.