Law and psychology: an interdisciplinary postdoctoral fellowship project by G. Lausi

In February this year, the Law Faculty of the Vilnius University received a good news – funding was awarded for the postdoctoral fellowship project “Investigating Gender-Based Discrimination: Unveiling the Underlying Mechanisms (UnveilGBD)”, which will be implemented by Dr. Giulia Lausi (supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ilona Michailovič) who is the psychologist and researcher of the University Read more

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Law Faculty invited to events to discuss various legal issues

  Last week, the VU Law Fcaulty invited to four events, where various topics were discussed: the achievements of Professor Stasys Vėlyvis, the institute of citizenship, Soviet and Russian crimes in Ukraine, and artificial intelligence assistants. The conference “Professor (HP) Stasys Vėlyvis (1938-2023) and Civil Procedure – Teacher and Disciples” was held at the Lithuanian Read more

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Prof. Valentinas Mikelėnas was awarded with the prize for the development of legal science

  Celebrating the Day of the Restoration of the State of Lithuania on February 16th, the President of the Republic of Lithuania, Gitanas Nausėda, presented state awards for merits to Lithuania and for promoting Lithuania’s name worldwide. We warmly congratulate Valentinas Mikelėnas, Professor of the Department of Private Law at the Vilnius University Law Faculty, Read more

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Researchers won the EURIZON program invitation project

  Congratulations to the VU Law Faculty researchers Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ilona Michailovič, and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vygantė Milašiūtė, who, together with Ukrainian researchers from Yaroslav Mudryi National University of Kharkiv, have won the project “Protection of the Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in Time of War in Ukraine and Limits of Derogation in Time Read more

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Published annual collection of students’ articles

  The annual publication of the Student Scientific Society of Vilnius University Law Faculty “Teisės mokslo pavasaris 2023” (en. “Legal Science Spring 2023”), is now available to the readers, featuring the best articles written by students and selected by an authoritative committee. This year, the publication includes 16 research papers covering various areas of law Read more

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The challenges of administrative justice in Europe were discussed at the VU Law Faculty

  VU Law Faculty on November 16th hosted a scientific-practical discussion on the challenges of administrative justice in Europe, which was organized and moderated by of prof. dr. Jurgita Paužaitė-Kulvinskienė. The speakers, legal experts and practitioners from Lithuania, France and Romania, discussed the importance of administrative courts and the peculiarities of their system in different Read more

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The Polish Law School at the Faculty of Law: Scientists from Poland and Lithuania have discussed Parliamentary elections in Poland

  The Polish Law School at the Faculty of Law: Scientists from Poland and Lithuania have discussed Parliamentary elections in Poland On November 10th was held an online discussion on topic “Parliamentary elections in Poland and their implications for the EU from the perspective of constitutional law and political science”, which was organised by the Read more

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International Conference Discusses the Challenges of Digitalization for Law

  As technology and digitalization are moving forward, there is a pressing need to discuss and adapt the law to meet the challenges and needs of our times. On October 12th an international scientific conference “The Digital Asset Revolution: Opportunities and Challenges” was held at Vilnius University, where legal scientists shared their knowledge and discussed Read more

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Synthesis of cinema and studies

VU Faculty of Law established cooperation with the festival of human rights documentary films “Inconvenient Films” („Nepatogus kinas“). The festival’s films emphasizing human rights issues not only broaden the horizons of national and regional issues, but also play an important educational role about the importance of ensuring human rights and the complex social reality.   Students Read more

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A lecture on the teaching method used in the USA – students will be able to study with American fellows in the Spring semester

  Methodological lecture “Analytical dialogue – from knowledge to understanding” was held for the University community at the Law Faculty on September 27th. The lecture was led by an enthusiast and practitioner of the analytical method prof. Charles Szypszak (the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) and Assoc. Prof. Donatas Murauskas (VU Law Faculty). Read more

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