AI progress was discussed by experts at the event hosted by the Law Faculty

  On 3-4 July, Vilnius University Faculty of Law hosted the international conference “Summer Symposium: Human-Centric AI: Ethics, Regulation, and Safety”, which was attended by more than 20 distinguished speakers from Italy, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Belgium, the United Kingdom, the United States of America and Japan. Experts shared topical insights on how law, ethics, and Read more

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Five students will take part in an RCL-funded internship at the Law Faculty

Five students will carry out a summer internship at the VU Law Faculty which starts on July 1st and ends on August 31st. During the internship, they will be working on their research papers. This internship is funded by the Research Council of Lithuania. Liepa Burneikaitė, a 3rd year law student at VU Law Faculty, Read more

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Call for Abstracts to the Conference “Sustainability, Digitalization, and Energy: In Dubio Pro Futura”

  The Vilnius University Faculty of Law is pleased to announce the call for abstracts for its forthcoming International Scientific Conference, titled “Sustainability, Digitalization, and Energy: In Dubio Pro Futura.” The conference will take place on November 20–21, 2025, in Vilnius, Lithuania. Given the importance of the digital and energy transformations currently underway in society, Read more

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VU Faculty of Law Lecturers’ AI Project Nominated for “AI Lithuania” Innovation of the Year in the EdTech Category

A project led by Vilnius University Faculty of Law lecturers Dr. Goda Strikaitė-Latušinskaja and Dr. Paulius Jurčys—where, for the first time worldwide, the lecturers’ own digital counterparts (AI knowledge twins) were integrated into the learning process—has been nominated for the prestigious “AI Lithuania” award in the “AI Innovation in Education” category. Nominated for the “AI Read more

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The annual publication of the Students’ Scolarly Society , “Spring of Legal Science 2024”, is now available

    “Spring of Legal Science” is an annual collection of the best works of the students of Vilnius University Faculty of Law. The research selected for the collection was evaluated by an authoritative jury, which first listened to original presentations by the researchers. Accuracy, the ability to present a legal problem, to identify different Read more

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Interdisciplinary dialogue on AI issues: knowledge exchange needs to be among experts of different fields

  VU Law Faculty continues its leadership in the development of interdisciplinary approach to the fields of law and technology sciences – this week was held the international conference “Human centric AI: ethics, regulation, and safety”, which brought together Lithuanian and European experts whose research focuses on the development and regulation of law, data and Read more

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Publication on freedom and regulation of economic activity launched

  On 11 October, on the occasion of the birthday of the VU Law Faculty, was held the presentation of book “Protection of Freedom of Economic Activity in Lithuania and Germany”, where distinguished guests participated in a discussion on the topics of freedom and restrictions of business and economic activity. A book published at the Read more

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Vilnius-Lviv: long-standing cooperation of faculties and its development

  Memorandum of Cooperation between the Vilnius University Law Faculty and the Faculty of International Relations of the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv was signed during a visit to Lviv, Ukraine, this week, 15-18 July. Assoc. Prof. Dr Haroldas Šinkūnas, Dean of the VU Law Faculty, and Assoc. Prof. Dr Indrė Isokaitė-Valužė, Head of Read more

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Three Students Start their Summer Internships at the VU Law Faculty

  Three students will carry out a summer internship at the VU Law Faculty which starts on July 1st and ends on August 30. During the internship, they will be working on their paper work. This internship is funded by the Research Council of Lithuania Emilė Ieva Šapkauskaitė, who is 1st year law student at Read more

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Cooperation between Lithuanian and Polish universities and cities: an interview with the Mayor of Szczecin and the Pro-Rector of Szczecin University

  In June, the VU Law Faculty was visited by the Mayor of Szczecin (Poland) Piotr Krzystek and the Pro-Rector of the University of Szczecin Prof. Habil. Dr Kinga Flaga-Gieruszyńska. The VU Law Faculty and the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Szczecin have a close relationship, especially since 27 November 2022, Read more

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