Vilnius University Faculty of Law invites you to start the spring semester with a tradition – scientific events cycle “The Spring of Law Science 2017″. The cycle of events will take place on 6th – 8th of February, 2017. The programme of the cycle includes a variety of scientific events, educational meetings, discussions encompassing not Read more
On 26 January 2017, Riga Graduate School of Law (RGSL) with partners (Gothenburg, Latvia, Oslo, Stockholm, Tallinn and Vilnius universities and International Law and Business School) are organizing a seminar about “Cultural Heritage and Art Law”. This course is built on the initiative of the successful intensive course on “Introduction to Art Law in the Read more
The Research Council of Lithuania has announced call for proposals for Researcher teams’ projects in 2017-2020. Applications should be submitted by 13th of February, 2017 up to 4 p.m. There are 6 separate competitions for proposals, 3 of them are for the humanities and social sciences. The funding is granted for projects under the direction Read more
On 30th November – 2nd December, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vigita Vėbraitė and PhD student Victor Terekhov attended the final conference in Minsk (Belarus State University, Faculty of Law) organized by the project EU Tempus whose partner is Vilnius University Faculty of Law. The project “Alternative Dispute Resolution Training as a Way to Ensure Human Rights” Read more
On 4 November 2016, Vilnius University Faculty of Law organized a scientific conference “Application of EU Charter as a Standard of Individual Rights’ Defense at Supra- and National Levels” which took place at the Presidential Palace of the Republic of Lithuania. The conference was the final event of the project funded by the Research Council Read more
On 6 October, Vilnius University Faculty of Law hosted special lectures on international arbitration that were given by two highly experienced practitioners of international arbitration – Jose Rosell from Denmark and prof. Stefan Kroll from Germany. During the lectures, Jose Rosell, a European-wide known arbitration specialist, shared his practical experience, focusing on the role of Read more
On 5-10 September, Warsaw University, as every year, hosted the NOHA (Network on Humanitarian Action) course which was attended by VU Faculty of Law graduate Agnė Albrechtaitė and VU Institute of International Relations and Political Science postgraduate Guoda Paužaitė. The course was aimed at discussing the humanitarian aid related problems, challenges, goals, and reviewing the Read more
On 30 September, Vilnius University hosted two day-long international conference “Ways of Implementation of the Right to Civil Proceedings within a Reasonable Time”. During the conference, the problems associated with the civil proceedings were discussed by scholars from Austria, Australia, Italy, Latvia, Poland, Norway, Russia, Slovenia, Sweden, Ukraine and, of course, Lithuania. In addition, a Read more
On 27-31 July 2016, Vilnius University’s Faculty of Law team took part in the International Criminal Law Competition – Nuremberg Moot Court 2016. The competition was held in the historic Courtroom 600 where, in 1945-1949, World War II criminals were brought to justice. Faculty of Law team –Ingrida Milkaitė, Aurelija Baltikauskaitė, Dovydas Gudžiūnas and team Read more
On 11–13 July 2016, for the first time in the Baltic and Scandinavian regions Riga Graduate School of Law (RGSL) organised an Art Law summer school „Introduction to Art Law in the Baltic-Nordic Region“ – a week-long intensive course dedicated exclusively to interdisciplinary legal topics such as art and cultural heritage law. Ten experts in Read more
