Vilnius University hosted a solemn Christmas evening. During the event, the works of 2022 were recalled, members of the University's academiccommunity who have distinguished themselves this year were honored, and wishes were made for the coming New Year. The Rector's award was presented to two members of the VU FEBA community: dr. Justina Gineikienei and prof. dr. Greta Drūteikienė.

 

On December 15, the VU FEBA community met with Oleg Šurajev and VU FEBA vice Dean of Science dr. Ignas Zimaitis. During the meeting, speakers talked about the “1K Support Fund” activities, challenges in providing support to Ukraine, cooperation with Ukrainian soldiers and what Ukrainians need most now.

 

We invite everyone to contribute to the aid to Ukraine! Currently, it is known that paraffin and cans, which are used for the production of warming candles, are in great demand. We invite you to bring used cans and old candles to the promotion boxes/bags located on the 4th floor of the Faculty or outside at the entrance.

The collected items will be handed over to the volunteers of the "1K" support fund, who will make sure that everything turns into real help for Ukrainians and reaches them as soon as possible.

Let's maintain unity and not stop helping the people of Ukraine.

 

On November 30, the „Nasdaq“ scholarships were awarded. Students who will be awarded „Nasdaq“ scholarships were selected based on their progress in studies, active participation in scientific or social activities, interest in financial markets and motivation to continue their career in this field.

„We are glad that we can contribute to the education of highly qualified specialists in the financial market. We see that this is a meaningful investment on the path of business and science partnership", - said one of the scholarship initiators and commission members, Head director of financial planning and analysis at „Nasdaq“ Antanas Bielinis. This year, nominal scholarships are awarded to three undergraduate students of Quantitative Economics: second-year student Karolina Jonuskaitė and third-year students Rosita Jasaitytė and Urtė Žiškaitė.