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The Smart Internship for Vilnius University (VU) students is a space for new experiences and professional growth. Solving real-world problems faced by companies and institutions allows students to gain practical skills and broaden their horizons. In this interview, VU student Simona shares her experience: what an internship at the Ministry of Transport and Communications and the FCIS looks like, why it is worth stepping out of your comfort zone, and the value of connecting with students from other fields of study.

The Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences at Vilnius University is organizing the third national scientific conference „Chemistry and Geosciences 2026" to present the latest scientific research and mark the centenary of the founding of the geography departments at Vilnius University. We invite you to participate!

The conference will take place on March 20, 2026, at the Institute of Chemistry of the Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences of Vilnius University (Naugarduko g. 24) in the Inorganic Chemistry Auditorium (auditorium 141).

We are happy to announce that the winter session of the Young Chemists' School NJChM "Pažinimas" has been successfully completed.

Throughout the session, young chemists actively participated in lectures, seminars, meetings with alumni and performed laboratory work. Laboratory work is an important part of the school, during which students can apply theory in practice, experiment safely and deepen their knowledge of chemistry.

On January 12th registration for study exchange for the fall semester or academic year of 2026-2027 is open! Study exchange is a great opportunity to deepen your academic knowledge at a foreign university, get to know other study systems and gain international experience!

For students of the Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences at Vilnius University who are planning to participate in the Erasmus+ exchange program, particularly at the University of Cordoba in Spain, the experience of former exchange student Eimantas Leinartas reveals unique academic opportunities as well as the challenges of adapting. We invite you to read the interview below.

We invite you to participate in an academic seminar!

On January 14th (Wednesday) at 4:00 p.m., prof. Mattia Biesuz (University of Trento, Italy) will hold an academic seminar at the Faculty of Chemistry and Geosciences of Vilnius University. 
The professor will give a presentation entitled: Non-conventional processing of ceramics: sintering, strengthening, and the polymer-derived ceramics route. The seminar will be held in Inorganic Chemistry Auditorium (Room 141), Naugarduko St. 24.