On November 12, the 11th International Textile Biennial “Measure” was opened at the Arka gallery of the Vilnius Old Town. Biennial is organized since 1992 and serves as the only platform in the Baltic states that demonstrates the world’s latest trends in the sphere of textiles. Prof. Žydrutė Ridulytė of the European Humanities University Department of Humanities and Arts serves as a curator of the Biennial.
On 6-7 May European Humanities University (EHU) proudly welcomed the participants of the 19th International Student Conference “Europe 2017. From Printed Word to Knowledge: Local Traditions and Global Transition”. The Conference became a platform for students’ networking, presentation of their scientific achievements and academic experience exchange.
Every year, the International Congress of Belarusian Studies (ICBS) presents awards for the best research and student papers. This time, 8 members of the European Humanities University community are featured in the shortlists of ICBS awards, among them – Prof. Tatiana Shchyttsova and seven Alumnae of undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
“Political Sphere” Institute of Political Research announces the dates and venue of the 8th International Congress of Belarusian Studies. The flagship Belarusian academic event will take place on September 27-29, 2019 in Vilnius.
European Humanities University (EHU) will serve as the major academic partner of the Congress.
The International Business Forum “Belarus Business Harbour in Baltics” took place on February 22-23 at the European Humanities University. The guests and speakers of the Forum were honorary guests from the Delegation of the European Union, the Ministry of Economy and Innovation of Lithuania, the Office of Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, the Embassy of Estonia, foundations and organizations supporting Belarusian businessmen in Lithuania and the Baltics and representatives of the Belarusian business community.
A delegation of esteemed diplomats and officials from various European countries convened at EHU in Vilnius on March 21 as part of a diplomatic visit to engage with the Belarusian Democratic Forces. The visit included meetings with the University’s top administration, faculty, Trust Fund Manager, and a dynamic discussion session with students.
Dear colleagues,
We would like to share the news about the release of the Belarusian translation of a gender zine about the Sexual Configurations Theory (SCT). The translation was carried out by researchers Andrei Klishin (University of Washington) and Uladzislaŭ Harbacki (European Humanities University, Vilnius). It’s an informal popular science booklet about the Sexual Configurations Theory (SCT). The theory itself was developed by Prof. Sari van Anders, and the English original was created by Alex Iantaffi, Meg-John Barker, and Jules Scheele. SCT proposes a broader range of terms to discuss gender identity and sexual orientation. What exists beyond the binary classes of men and women, gays and straights, vanilla and kink? What space does the diversity of gender/sex identities occupy and how to find oneself in that space? These are the mapping questions that SCT addresses.
Once vibrant and modern, built to house the workers of one of the most powerful nuclear power plants in the former USSR, the Lithuanian town of Visaginas has found itself in the midst of an existential crisis. In August 2019, 4CITIES Master’s student Job Zomerplaag (Cohort 11) traveled to the North-Eastern edge of the European Union to participate in a 10-day summer school on the topic of post-nuclear urbanism. Reflecting on his experiences in Lithuania, Job shares his observations and insights from a town that is undergoing a process of reinventing its purpose and identity.
The creators of the “Common Ground” project and students of the program “Visual Design” of the European Humanities University have teamed to immerse themselves in the spirit of contemporary art at the House of Artists in Palanga, Lithuania.
The European Humanities University (Vilnius) shares democratic values and categorically opposes the forcible military invasion of the Russian Federation into the sovereign State of Ukraine.
The European Humanities University is thrilled to announce the launch of its innovative Bachelor of History program. Designed to cultivate highly skilled professionals in the field of history, the program spans four years (8 semesters) and operates on a full-time basis. This dynamic curriculum combines theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and professional competences to meet contemporary educational standards.
On October 8, Academic Year 2021/22 Opening Ceremony was held at the European Humanities University. The Ceremony was attended by EHU students and faculty members, guests of honor, Ambassadors of the countries of Europe and North America, as well as partners of the University.
