Hailing from a small village near Milan, Nicolo Pellegrinelli is studying International Cybersecurity and Cyber Intelligence. This unique study program stands out because students spend each semester in a different country. The second semester is hosted by Vilnius University (VU). Nicolo is happy that the program has allowed him to combine two of his passions: cybersecurity and travel.
The graduation season is just around the corner, when St Johns’ Church and other venues chosen for the official diploma-awarding ceremonies will be filled with the joyful bustle of graduates. As we approach this celebration, please be reminded that you are welcome to wear a VU cap during the ceremony.
Giovanni Menon, originally from Padua, a city near Venice, came to Lithuania for his master’s studies – he is currently pursuing a degree in International Cybersecurity and Cyber Intelligence. This unique study program stands out because students spend each semester in a different country. The second semester is hosted by Vilnius University (VU).
The Graduation Ceremony of the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics will take place on 30th of June, 10:00 am in the Church of St. Johns in the Old Town (Šv. Jono g. 12, Vilnius 01123).
AI2SEP project meeting and study visit took place in Vilnius from May 6th to 8th, 2025. Hosted by the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics at Vilnius University, the three-day event brought together academic and industry partners for a series of engaging discussions, knowledge sharing, and cultural activities.
Swapping sunny, carefree Italy for rainy and much calmer Lithuania? It happens. Italians working and studying at the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics (MIF) at Vilnius University share their stories, the advantages of life in Lithuania, and why they enjoy living here.
From 16 to 20 June, Vilnius University (VU) will host its third annual International Multidisciplinary Summer School for Doctoral Students.
Bioinformatics is a modern and dynamic field that integrates biology, informatics, and mathematics. It not only opens opportunities to work with large biological data but also provides tools to develop new drugs, vaccines, and contribute to the global progress of biotechnology. In Lithuania, bioinformatics studies are highly valued, as they not only prepare students to work in various industries but also open doors to scientific careers. From next academic year, this study programme will be offered in English, and first-year students will have the option to study some subjects in Lithuanian.
