Organization of studies for the 2021 autumn semester
We will organize the studies of the 2021 autumn semester in accordance with the procedure approved by the FEBA Council on August 30th, 2021:
We will organize the studies of the 2021 autumn semester in accordance with the procedure approved by the FEBA Council on August 30th, 2021:
The international conference: Reassessment of the ‘Optimal Currency Area’ theory in the persistently heterogeneous European Union, organized by the Euro4Europe project team offers an opportunity to discuss and rethink key theories, concepts, and methods on economic integration, business cycles’ asymmetries and synchronization, the transmission of macroeconomic shocks on national, supranational, and regional scales. The Euro4Europe project, funded by the EU Social Fund, explores the impact of European integration on business cycle asymmetries (BCA) and provides empirical evidence about long-standing disputes whether integration increases or decreases BCA.
If you’re interested in B2B SaaS sales or SaaS in general, then you may want to hear what we have to say.
On the 30th of August, 2021, one of the fastest-growing B2B SaaS startups in Baltics, Whatagraph, will be visiting Vilnius University, and are excited to meet you.
Dear FEBA students,
It is still very difficult to predict the situation for the autumn semester. We understand that you are all missing contact studies with your fellow students. Your lecturers are also missing live contact work with students. The only way to return to the previous study order is to get vaccinated, thus protecting everyone around you and, most importantly, yourself. Therefore, we invite everyone to get vaccinated and believe that we will meet at the faculty already in September!
On 25th of November at 3A conference prof. Ramona Rupeika-Apoga (University of Latvia, Faculty of Business, Management and Economics, Latvia) will make a presentation “Digitalise or die: the digital transformation of companies”.
On 25th of November at 3A conference assoc. prof. Julita Wasilczuk (Gdansk University of Technology, Faculty of Management and Economics, Poland) will present the research on “Abide, avoid or alter – influence of institutions on tax morality”.