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On March 3–4, Vilnius University will host two exclusive lectures by Dr. Akanimo Odon, an international expert in research impact, strategic partnerships, and career development. With extensive experience advising top universities, governments, and businesses worldwide, Dr. Odon will provide valuable insights into bridging the gap between academia and the broader world.

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Location: MKIC Conference Room (Saulėtekio g. 5)
Date: 3 March
Time: 15:00–16:30

A lecture for PhD students and senior researchers on internationalisation and innovation in research. The session will focus on how to build meaningful partnerships, increase research visibility, and attract funding to ensure that science contributes not only to academia but also to society as a practical and valuable resource.

Location: Room 207, Faculty of Philosophy (Universiteto g. 9)
Date: 4 March
Time: 13:00–14:30

During this lecture, Dr. Odon will discuss career strategies for students, presenting a vision of career development that extends beyond traditional employment to include entrepreneurship and further academic opportunities. This inspiring lecture will explore how students can leverage their talents, discover unique professional paths, and adapt to global career trends.

Learn more about the lectures HERE.

Registration for individualised studies is coming soon! Don't know what individualised study subjects are?

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Don't be scared! The Counseling and Career Centre is organising an event just for you. At the event, you can hear useful information about choosing your individualised study subjects. Don't miss the opportunity to build your study path successfully!

Register for the event HERE.

Find more information HERE.

On 11 November, Dr. Zane Balčus, a postdoctoral researcher at the Centre for Journalism and Media Research, Faculty of Communication, will present a public lecture titled "Autobiographical Narratives of Family Histories in Recent Baltic Documentaries" at the University College London (UCL) School of Slavonic and East European Studies. UCL is ranked 9th in global higher education rankings and is widely recognized for its academic reputation.

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