News for Students
The student survey Teaching and learning evaluation has been launched
At the end of each semester, all students of bachelor, master, integrated and professional studies as well as free movers are invited to share their opinion about teachers’ and their own work during the study courses. The Autumn semester survey has started at University, and it will be open until the 23 of December.
At the University, Each of Us Is a Part of Connections
On 8 November, Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) hosted a unique event that brought together hundreds of people – pupils from across Lithuania, VMU students, teachers, and alumni participated in various lectures, presentations, job interviews, discussions, and a concert. Titled “VMU Connections,” the event provided a platform for attendees to meet, interact, and share knowledge, experiences, and career opportunities.
Public Lecture „Italy as Global Actor”
Department of Political Science of Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) is inviting to a public lecture of Mr. Emanuele de Maigret, Ambassador of Italy to the Republic of Lithuania. The topic of the meeting – „Italy as Global Actor”.
VMU Rector’s Greetings on International Students’ Day
Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) Rector’s Greetings on International Students’ Day
VMU Student Organisations: A Space for Discussions and Public Education
Every September, students not only rush to lectures but also seek additional opportunities for self-fulfilment. One way to combine these pursuits is by participating in the University’s student organisations. The student clubs at Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) not only unite students with diverse interests and needs but also provide a space for fruitful discussions, the exchange of ideas and opinions, self-expression, and development.
Assoc. Prof. Lanza: Lithuanians in Italy Are Valued for Their Multilingualism
“Asking me what makes the Italian language exceptional is like asking a farmer how his vegetables are superior to others! Italian, being the most similar language to Latin, has shaped a significant portion of the lexical composition of European languages, which is evident even in languages of different origins, such as English. Such cultural status allows it, to some extent, to serve as a means of communication not only with Spanish and Portuguese speakers but also elsewhere in the world. I always remind people that there are more Italians in New York than Lithuanians in Vilnius,” notes Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) Assoc. Prof. Stefano M. Lanza, an Italian who has lived in Lithuania for many years.
