Congratulations to all of you who are starting the best faculty of Vilnius University this year! We enrolled the most students this year, and we are happy about it. Congratulations for deciding to be among the best, for choosing us. By choosing us, you've taken the first step toward a successful career. During your time here, you'll earn your first salaries, start businesses, land jobs, and forge lifelong friendships. You'll learn from amazing teachers, gain independence, and make mistakes that will shape you into remarkable individuals. You might even become VU Alumni, future leaders, entrepreneurs or even prime ministers or presidents. Believe it! We believe in you, and we will always be there!

Dear Bachelor's and Master's degree first-year students, congratulations on the beginning of the academic year, and we wish you interesting and successful studies! To ensure a smooth and easy start to your studies, we invite you to introductory meetings with the faculty study program committees and administration (see the program below).

Invitation to the International Conference on "The Modern Economic, Technological, and Societal Trends: New Challenges or Opportunities": Abstracts Submission and Registration deadline September 9th!

20 June the graduates of the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration of Vilnius University were awarded their diplomas at a solemn ceremony in St. John's Church. A total of 335 students received their diplomas and were greeted by a large number of the Faculty's community, partners, lecturers, friends, relatives and colleagues.

The second meeting of the project "Digital transformation in special education" took place at the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration of Vilnius University on 11-12 June, with 22 participants from Croatia, the Netherlands, N. Macedonia, Turkey and Lithuania.

We are happy to invite you to the research seminar by the Center for Economic Expertise which will take place onThursday, June 6th. During the seminar Žymantas Budryswill present the topic „The term structure of judgement: interpreting survey disagreement"