Regarding academic activities on 5-6 of December

According to the position of Vilnius University to close all University campuses on 5-6 of December, the Faculty of Law informs that all academic activities at the Faculty will not take place on these two days. Sorry for the inconveniences.

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Invitation to apply to the Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U) 2019-2020 program

VU Faculty of Law students are invited to apply to the Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U) 2019-2020 program.  The program  is looking to identify and support Law students studying or interested in social innovation and entrepreneurship who are using their skills to make a difference. CGI U is a year-round program that provides students Read more

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New coworking space for students opened at Vilnius University Faculty of Law

The beginning of the academic year was marked by the opening of a new coworking and leisure space for students by law firm Sorainen. The Sorainen Space – the name given to the fully refurbished area where students can relax, socialize, and prepare for seminars or lectures. The premises are equipped with ergonomic rest and work Read more

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Registration for Erasmus+ studies for the SPRING term of 2019/2020 has started

Online registration will be open till 22nd of September, at 24.00 o’clock. Registration is available for 4th year or PhD students. You can find more information about the ERASMUS programme on the website.   There are also possibilities to participate in  Exchange through bilateral agreements programme.   

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Apply now to the Master Programme “International and EU Law” at VU Faculty of Law

Persons, who have Bachelor of Laws or an equivalent qualification of a jurist from institutions of higher education are invited to apply to study the Master Programme “International and EU Law” at Vilnius University Faculty of Law.  This programme is taught in English, Russian or both languages. Diploma of Master’s degree will give access to Read more

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Exciting topics were discussed during the Student scientific association’s conference

On the 11th of April final conference of VU Faculty of Law Student scientific association took place at VU Scholarly Communication and Information Centre. Six best presentations, which had been selected by the committee,  were presented during the conference. First place was awarded to Jovita Bislytė and Justinas Drakšas, who discussed the regulation of “gene Read more

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VU Faculty of Law representatives participated in an international law students’ seminar in Kenya

On 4-9 of February, 2019 at Kenyatta University, in Nairobi (Kenya) international law students seminar took place. This year’s event was attended by VU Faculty of Law students Gabrielė Raižytė, Grėta Tomkūnaitė, Mindaugas Beniušis and Evelina Vaišvilaitė, curated by associate professor dr. Vaidotas A. Vaičaitis. This year theme of the seminar was “Right to vote Read more

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Erasmus+ students greeted at VU Faculty of Law

On the 5th of February students from different countries who will study at the VU Faculty of Law according to Erasmus+ programme in spring semester were met and greeted by the administration of the Faculty. Students  were congratulated by the Dean of the Faculty Prof. Dr. Tomas Davulis who told shortly the history of the Read more

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ECTA award 2019 for article on intellectual property law

ECTA takes pleasure in inviting students and professionals to take part in the ECTA AWARD 2019.  The deadline for receipt of papers is 1 March 2019. The purpose is to grant an Award to an individual who has written an article or an essay of importance for the development of European Trade Mark Law, Design law, Copyright Read more

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Summer school in Austria – European and International Studies 2019

The University of Vienna summer school will take place from July 13th to August 10th 2019. The four week program offers high level European Studies courses and the Austrian Arbitration Academy in the morning and German Language courses in the afternoon. The European Studies courses are held in English and focus on Europe and the European Union. They cover political, economic, and legal, but Read more

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