We are happy to invite you to the research seminar by the Center for Economic Expertise. On April 25th Carlos Flavián (University of Zaragoza) will present the topic „Improving the customer experience through artificial intelligence“ in 35-30 room/ TechHub
We are happy to invite you to the research seminar by the Department of Accounting and Audit. On April 18th Živilė Simonaitytė will present the topic „Artificial intelligence tools for developing study materials“ in MS Teams.
We are happy to invite you to the research seminar by the Center for Economic Expertise. On April 18th Robertas Zubrickas (VU/ University of Bath) will present the topic „Signaling Quality: How Refund Bonuses Can Overcome Information Asymmetries in Crowdfunding" in 417 room and MS Teams.
On March 28th in VU FEBA was marked one of the most significant events in the recent life of the faculty: the opening of the Lab for Behavioural Economics and Consumer Decision Making laboratories. New laboratories will provide Vilnius University with great opportunities to become not only a national but also a regional leader in consumer behavior research and experimental and behavioral economics.
We invite the VU FEBA community to gather on March 28th at 3:00 PM at VU TechHub to mark one of the most significant events in the recent life of the VU Economics and Business Administration faculty: the opening of the Lab for Behavioural Economics and Consumer Decision Making laboratories.
As every year, a delegation of FEBA students set off for the European Accountancy Week, which this time took place from March 11th to 16th in the city of Lodz, Poland. The aim of the European Accountancy Week is not only to deepen knowledge of international financial reporting standards (IFRS) and financial analysis but also to gain practical experience working in international teams. The experience gained at this event is highly significant for students: participants spent the entire week intensively studying, participating in practical sessions, solving tasks and case analyses with students from other top European universities, and presenting financial results of companies to potential investors in an attempt to attract new investments, and more. The 24th European Accountancy Week was attended by representatives from 17 institutions from 15 countries including Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Greece, Spain, Italy, Latvia, Poland, Lithuania, the Netherlands, France, Portugal, Finland, Hungary, and Germany.
