The Bank of Lithuania has established the Vladas Terleckas Scholarship, intended for the most promising students of the Quantitative Economics study program at Vilnius University (VU) and applicants to this study program.
A research group from the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration at Vilnius University, in collaboration with international scholars, presents three new studies in social psychology and consumer behavior. These studies reveal unexpected strategies that can encourage people to donate to charity, change their lifestyle, and engage in socially responsible initiatives. All three studies are currently under review in prestigious international scientific journals.
In 2025, the Bachelor’s Programme in Global Marketing at Vilnius University’s Faculty of Economics and Business Administration was positively evaluated by international experts and accredited until 2032.
On June 23-28, Assoc. Prof. Rasa Paulienė and Prof. Gindrutė Kasnauskienė and four Management Program students participated in the transnational meeting of the project "Digital Transformation in Special Education". This is the fifth meeting of the project partners, which this time took place in North Macedonia in the cities of Gostivar and Skopje. Project participants visited International Vision University and several schools where children with special needs are educated.
On June 19, 2025, the historic St. John's Church of Vilnius University became a stage for celebration, recognition, and emotion as the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration (FEBA) held its graduation ceremony. Surrounded by faculty members, families, friends, colleagues, and academic partners, graduates came together to mark the completion of an important academic chapter and the beginning of a new path forward.
Could a walk in the park rival a bar of chocolate? A new research project from the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration at Vilnius University (VU FEBA) is investigating whether nature can substitute traditional material rewards like sweets or money—and the results may surprise you.
