Faculty news

As the new academic year begins, international students have arrived at the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics of Vilnius University (VU MIF). This semester, under the "Erasmus+" exchange program and bilateral university agreements, the faculty will host 56 young people from different countries, including Azerbaijan, Belgium, Greece, Spain, Italy, Kazakhstan, South Korea, Latvia, the Netherlands, France, Romania, Slovakia, Turkey, Hungary and Germany.

“Thermo Fisher Scientific Baltics” UAB in cooperation with Vilnius University invites prospective first year master students from VU Life Sciences Center, Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences, Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics to prepare Master final thesis and Bachelor final thesis at the Company.

Dear international students, Join us on September 1 for events designed to help you get to know the university, your faculty, and your studies better. Don’t miss the chance to start your journey here. Welcome!

Vilnius University (VU) Integration Week is designed to help you get to know VU, its student life, and the processes that matter to you here. During Home Day, you will learn how to smoothly integrate into the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics (MIF) community and get answers to the questions you care about. Home Day will take place on September 2.

Mathematics, a slower pace of life, and less chaos – this is how Dr. Daniele Ettore Otera’s life looks today. Originally from Sicily, the Vilnius University Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics (VU MIF) scientist moved to Lithuania thirteen years ago with his Lithuanian wife and decided to stay. According to D. Otera, Vilnius is a great city to raise children. He is fascinated by the greenery of the capital and appreciates the much lower level of bureaucracy compared to his homeland.

Originally from the Marche region in central Italy, Dr. Marco Marcozzi has been living in Lithuania for several years. At the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics (VU MIF) of Vilnius University, he contributes to research in the field of quantum technologies. M. Marcozzi shares his experiences and impressions of life in Lithuania and is convinced that living abroad pushes you out of your comfort zone.

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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.