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News “World Politics and Economy” BA students conducted a study trip to Germany

From June 10 until June 21, 14 students of the joint European Humanities University (EHU) and Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) BA Study program ‘World Politics and Economy’ together with the Head of EHU Center for German Studies Professor Dr. Gert-Rüdiger Wegmarshaus and lecturer of EHU Department of Social Sciences Dr. Tatsiana Chulitskaya accomplished an academic study trip to Germany. The project was supported by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). The goal of the study trip was twofold: to learn more about the system of German higher education and to deepen knowledge on German foreign policy with a special focus on the Belarusian – German relations. 

News «Media Lab > Borderlines» event at the EHU

Calling all young minds in Vilnius! Are you ready to decode the media landscape and become a savvy citizen of the digital age? Join us for an exhilarating journey into the world of media literacy at the Media Lab > Borderlines event!

News 10 February, 2022 marks a new beginning in the governance of the European Humanities University

On February 10, EHU Trust Fund Donors’ Assembly presented new rules for the management of the Fund, discussed the next steps to be taken to ensure the long-term and smooth continuity of the EHU’s activities and funding, and talked over how to attract even more donors to the University’s Trust Fund. During the meeting,  the EHU Rector, Professor Sergei Ignatov, and his colleagues presented the EHU’s Annual Work Plan 2021-2022, which reflected ambitions of the EHU and the progress made in implementing it.

News 11th International Textile Biennial “Measure” curated by Prof. Žydrutė Ridulytė

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.

News 19th Annual International Student Conference convened at EHU

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.

News 7 Alumnae and Professor – in the 2018 ICBS Awards Shortlist

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.

News A Belarusian Business Forum Was Held at EHU

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.

News A New Gender Zine about the Sexual Configurations Theory is Released in Belarusian

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.