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  • Inspired by the most spring event...

    The last month of education (excluding the session) is here - and where does that time disappear... You can close your eyes and open your eyes, look - it's another day. Although we are not masters of time, we are all still looking forward to the most fun event "Spring Festival", which has been renewed this year and will interest everyone with its program! So taking your time and taking a sip...

  • Turkish Spring Festival

    How can that be? Usually J When I found out that this issue is more or less dedicated to our beloved Spring Festival, I need to cover the events held at my current university, and I was pleasantly surprised to learn that their main and biggest festival is an exact replica of ours! Similarities and differences It usually takes place in May, but the exact date depends on the festival…

  • How Finns celebrate the holiday...

     A university that... doesn't celebrate As spring approaches, more and more people want to think about vacations, friends and holidays. Still being a temporary student at the University of Tampere, I decided to find out what traditional events the university organizes every year. I asked several Finnish friends and none of them could give me a definite answer. “Well, we have something like induction week for the freshmen, where they get organized quite often…

  • Malta - the party is on

    Probably, everyone who hears about Erasmus first thinks of a marathon of endless parties - this is partly true, if you want and most importantly you have enough health, you can get up from your heart for five months, but in expensive countries, due to the prices, such plans need to be adjusted. So this time I will share my impressions about the fun nightlife and not only life in Malta. Let's start...

  • Atidunda comes at lightning speed... WHAT?

    When the weather is good outside, I think most people dream of how much fun it would be not to sweat in the gym, but to maintain a good body shape in the fresh air. However, not everyone has the opportunity and ideas on how to do this. Of course, there are many possible options: cycling, walking, exercise machines in parks and other places, or all sorts of things like that. On the other hand, no one…

  • Vytautas Liesionis' confession

    Vytautas Liesionis, st. 1978, Seirijai Vytautas the Great University has many distinguished and respected professors, but Vytautas Liesionis is particularly popular among students. His lectures always attract full audiences. It's no secret that this man was chosen as "Teacher of the Year" and "Audience of the Year" at the "V2" teacher awards this year. Not only a great expert in his field, but also a wonderful personality….

  • Those who can - do, those who can't - teach...

    Before the spring semester has started, and the sun is not giving us its warm rays, the students, without worrying too much and still a little shrunken from the brisk wind, rush to lectures. Somewhere among them, we can see Loic Boizou, a lecturer of our university, who does not look quite Lithuanian, and always has a big smile on his face. I wonder what winds blew this man of French and Swiss culture...

  • Studies in Malta and Lithuania

    Erasmus studies provide a great chance to study at a foreign university for at least half a year and thus broaden your horizons and get to know a different learning environment. I chose Malta - this island has the only higher education institution (it has 11,000 students - 600 of which come from other countries). The educational institution is located in the quiet town of Msida (a large university). In the early days…

  • Myths about Turks

    After spending a couple of months in Turkey, I want to say that I am really very happy to come here and not to some European country. Why? Because we - Lithuanians, Europeans - have endless stereotypes about Turkey and its people, we have heard many bad stories, we don't understand traditions and many, many things are unclear. So living here I can see with my own eyes…

  • Finnish life goes on

    Spring has even reached Finland. Not for very long, as far as I know, but after a long period of darkness, every ray of sunlight is worth its weight in gold. The life of an Erasmus student continues with adventures and an even better mood. Living in a dormitory: you won't adapt - you won't survive Living in a dormitory has happened before, but here the rules are slightly different. We have no guards, no penalties and no control. The worst that…