Hosting institution: Vilnius University Faculty of Economics and Business Administration

Disciplines: Economics and Management

Type of funding: Research Fellowships at Vilnius University

Project duration: up to 3 months

Objective
Since the end of February 2022, the attack of the Russian army on Ukraine has triggered many refugees. Many Ukrainian scientists have already left or will leave their home country. Vilnius University Faculty of Economics and Business Administration opens a special call for emergency assistance to Ukrainian researchers in danger.

 

With all the world expressing solidarity with Ukraine, project “TechHub“ at the Agency for Science, innovation and Technology (MITA) together with “Vilnius university TechHub” “ChangeMakersON“ and “StartupBrand DNR“ invites teams, individuals and mentors to join the „TechHub Hack for Ukraine“ held on March 18-20th online. The registration to the event ends on Thursday morning.

 

FREEDOM is of special importance to every Lithuanian citizen, especially in the context of recent events. It does not matter who you are - a student, a scientist or a president - freedom unites us all, it opens the door to new discoveries, it projects our future and it is the driving force of creativity, innovation and discovery. And there is no need for great philosophies to grasp this truth, everyone understands it, for imprisonment is the greatest punishment that a man can face.

Dear members of VU community, faculty students and colleagues, LET'S CELEBRATE FREEDOM AND INDEPENDENCE and don't be afraid of the events that are taking place in Russia, because the progress of the world is deeply related to freedom! Happy Restoration of Independence Day!

VU FEBA Dean

Dr. Aida Mačerinskienė

 

On March 18-19, Vilnius University invites all students to a virtual study fair. During it, you will get an opportunity to learn about Vilnius University's study programs, find the most important information about studies and admission, participate in discussions, consult with representatives of all departments, communicate with lecturers and current students, and win prizes.

 

Vilnius University stands in solidarity with the people of Ukraine who currently face Russian aggression, and, as an act of support, is determined to speak out about violations of human rights, academic freedom and restrictions on higher education, as well as to publicly support the sovereignty of an independent Ukraine.