On April 28-29, a two-day meeting of the partners of the Erasmus+ GRIT project (GRIT: Growth mind-set through Resilient Intelligent Technologies) was held at the TechHub of the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration of Vilnius University. During the event, a discussion was organized between the project partners and guests about topics relevant in this intensive period of digitalization, such as machine learning, sentiment analysis, and the use of escape rooms in science and education. The presentations stimulated discussions about further cooperation between the project partners, which include FEBA project partners: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Erika Vaiginienė, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Asta Stankevičienė, Asst. Prof. Dr. Laura Pilukienė.

On April 15, 2025, the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration at Vilnius University hosted “VU Tech Hub” Demo Day 2025 – the final event of the pre-acceleration program, where four teams of young creators presented business projects developed over six months.

We would like to congratulate Justina Valentukevičė on successfully defending her dissertation on "Business Intelligence and Organizational Agility: Organizational Agility through Agility of Businees Intelligence Applications and the Moderating Effect of Organizational Culture" for the degree of Doctor of Management.

It’s no secret that when choosing a career or study path, we often rely on the personal experiences and recommendations of friends and acquaintances. It’s especially encouraging to see that many international students who choose to study at the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration (VU EVAF) often mention in their applications that they were inspired to apply by friends already studying here. "For years, we’ve been hearing that our current and former students are the best ambassadors for our faculty. We highly value their input, as we understand that personal recommendations and genuine experiences play a crucial role when a young person is deciding to study abroad in a new country, with a new culture, and in an unfamiliar city. That's why we want to express our gratitude for this often unseen contribution and their active role in promoting VU EVAF and studies in Lithuania,” says VU EVAF Dean Aida Mačerinskienė.

The Faculty of Economics and Business Administration at Vilnius University is pleased to support Ukrainian students by offering a 50% tuition fee discount* for the entire duration of their Bachelor’s and Master’s studies.

The discount will be applied to successfully enrolled Ukrainian students once they arrive in Lithuania, sign their study agreements with the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, and officially begin their academic year. This initiative aims to provide greater access to higher education for Ukrainian students and foster a strong, diverse academic community.

The Electoral Commission of the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration (FEBA Electoral Commission) informs that the elections to the Council of the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration of Vilnius University (FEBA Council) have started.