On November 28, Ambassador of Germany to Lithuania Angelika Viets delivered a lecture “Challenges of populism for the further development of the EU” at the European Humanities University (EHU). More than 30 students, faculty members and staff members joined the open lecture, organized by the EHU Center for German Studies.
The European Humanities University expresses its deep condolences on the sudden death of the outstanding diplomat and supporter of the university, Ambassador Edminas Bagdonas.
On 20 November, the European Humanities University (EHU) in Vilnius welcomed H.E. Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands Jennes de Mol, Mr. Rene Kersten, and Mr. Wojciech Borodzicz-Smoliński for an official introductory visit to the University campus.
On February 8 Ambassador of Estonia to Lithuania H.E. Ms. Jana Vanaveski paid a visit to the European Humanities University (EHU).
On September 25, Ambassador of Norway to Lithuania Karsten Klepsvik, accompanied by Deputy Head of Mission Bjørn Erik Brustad paid a visit to the European Humanities University (EHU) and met University leadership.
On February 14 Ambassador of Romania to Lithuania and Latvia H.E. Mr. Dan Adrian Bălănescu accompanied by the Second Secretary at the Romania’s Embassy in Vilnius Mrs. Simona Botezatu paid a visit to the European Humanities University (EHU) and met with President and Acting Rector of the University.
With deep grief and sorrow, the European Humanities University informs about the sudden loss of Ambassador Per Carlsen, an outstanding diplomat and long-term supporter of the University, who has previously served as Chairman of the EHU Governing Board.
The Doctoral Committee in Philosophy announces a call for dissertation topics and a call for doctoral supervisors.
European Humanities University invites everyone interested to take part in the Anti-war Marathon “What should we talk about to end the war in Ukraine?”
The events of recent months in Belarus testify to a new wave of repressive actions of the state against any manifestations of civic position, freedom of thought and freedom of expression, including against those whose professional activities require a critical understanding of reality, drawing the attention of society and the state to the problems of observance of human rights.
European Humanities University, politically motivated by the repression of the regime of Alexander Lukashenko, since 2005 it has been a Belarusian university in exile and operates as a Lithuanian institution of higher education. In the first hours of Russian military aggression in Ukraine, EHU uncompromisingly condemned the actions of the Russian Federation https://ru.ehuniversity.lt/novosti/ehu-community-statement/, in which he clearly protested against the use of the territory and the very name of Belarus in military actions as a result of a criminal agreement between the self-proclaimed President A. Lukashenko and Putin.
Tatiana Shchyttsova, philosopher, Professor of the European Humanities University, representative of Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya on Education and Science addressed the International Academic Community.
