University News
VMU basketball team took second place in the „Bucket Summer League“
On July 27 – August 5 the “Bucket Summer League” tournament was taking place in Kėdainiai, where eight teams were played, including basketball players of Vytautas Magnus University (VMU). In the tournament, the VMU team received the help of Donatas Sabeckis, Vytenis Čižauskas, Paulius Sorokas, Regimantas Miniotas, Adomas Drungilas, Rolandas Jakštas, Aurimas Urbonas and Justas Tamulis.
Regarding upcoming Academic Year 2020/2021
Dear International Students, on behalf of Vytautas Magnus University (VMU), we would like to express our appreciation for your decision to join our university community. We would like to share our current plans for the upcoming autumn semester 2020.
At the International Conference – Solutions for Rural Development
12th international scientific conference “Accounting and Finance: Innovative Solutions for Sustainable Bioeconomy and Rural Development” will be held online on 19-20th of November 2020. The conference is organised by Faculty of Bioeconomy Development of VMU Agriculture Academy.
Seven European Universities Merge to Form a “European University”
The alliance “Transform4Europe – T4E” has been endorsed by the European Commission as part of the alliances selected in the second call of the European Universities Initiative 2020. It brings together seven European universities that will strive to create one joint sustainable European University with joint governance and service structures.
VMU Announces a Competition for the Position of Rector
The Council of Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) announces an open international competition to fill the position of Rector of the University.
Learning All Things Lithuanian at VMU: Available Online this Summer
Summer schools around the world have been facing similar challenges this year: adapt or get cancelled until better times. Vytautas Magnus University (VMU), which has been hosting Lithuanian Language and Culture Studies for foreigners for 19 years, intensive Lithuanian studies for Lithuanian teachers from Lithuanian schools abroad for three years and other summer courses in its Baltic Summer University, has also faced many challenges and cancellation of the contact courses. But when life gives lemons to VMU, it... goes online! Course organisers have decided to use this time to explore the opportunities to teach Lithuanian culture and language courses online and apply the most successful practices in the future.
