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VMU International Students’

Survival Guide:

ORIENTATION DAYS FOR INCOMING STUDENTS: PROGRAMME .................... 3

MEETINGS IN THE FACULTIES @ VMU .................................................................... 7

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT VMU DORMITORY ................................. 8

STUDENT ID CARDS ...................................................................................................... 16

ACADEMIC CALENDAR ................................................................................................. 17

FIRST CLASS AND MOODLE USING GUIDE ........................................................... 20

LIBRARIES AND READING ROOMS @VMU ........................................................... 22

WIFI CONNECTION @ VMU AND KAUNAS ........................................................... 23

VMU SPORTS CENTRE ................................................................................................. 24

VMU CONTACT LIST ..................................................................................................... 25

SAFETY TIPS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ................................................. 29

HEALTH CARE ................................................................................................................. 31

PSYCHOLOGIST CONSULTATIONS .......................................................................... 33

HOW TO OPEN BANK ACCOUNT .............................................................................. 34

PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN KAUNAS ............................................................................. 35

POSTAL SERVICES ......................................................................................................... 39

INFORMATION SEARCH ............................................................................................... 40

NATIONAL FESTIVE DAYS OF LITHUANIA ............................................................ 41

EVENTS FOR VMU INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ................................................ 42

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS AND CLUBS @VMU ............................................... 44

LIST OF VMU INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS .......................................................... 45

LIST OF VMU MENTORS .............................................................................................. 54

SURVIVAL LITHUANIAN ............................................................................................... 56

VMU MAP...........................................................................................................................60

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ORIENTATION DAYS FOR INCOMING STUDENTS: PROGRAMME

2014/2015 SPRING SEMESTER

(JANUARY 26 – JANUARY 31, 2015)

January 26 (Monday)

09:00-16:00

16:00 – 18:00

Registration at VMU International Office

(S. Daukanto g. 27, rooms 305, 308, 309)

Note! Each student received an individual time

for registration at VMU International Office.

Please, keep on the time, which was appointed

by your Coordinator.

Discover Kaunas: excursion around the city

Meeting point: Lobby of VMU Dormitory

(Vytauto pr. 71) at 15:45

Please do not be late!

January 27 (Tuesday)

09:30 – 13:00

13:15 – 14:00

Excursion around university with VMU

mentors and ESN VMU members

Meeting point: Lobby of VMU Dormitory

(Vytauto pr. 71) at 9:15.

Please do not be late!

Practical information by Office of Student

Affairs: VMU Dormitory, Student ID Card,

International Student ID Card

(VMU Small Hall, S. Daukanto g. 28)

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15:30 – 16:00

Presentation of Lithuanian Language,

information and registration to Lithuanian

Language classes

(VMU Small Hall, S. Daukanto g. 28)

17:30 – 18:30

Meet & Greet by ESN VMU

(VMU Dormitory, Vytauto pr. 71)

January 28 (Wednesday)

09:00 – 11:00

11:15 – 12:15

14:00 – 15:30

Survival Lithuanian

(S. Daukanto g. 28, room 405)

Presentation of VMU library

(V. Biržiška Reading Room, K. Donelaičio g.

52, II floor)

Opening of the new semester for

international students: information about

Lithuania, Kaunas, presentation of VMU,

VMU International Office, practical

information on VMU study system,

migration documents, banks, mentor’s

programme and etc.

(VMU Small Hall, S. Daukanto g. 28)

Practical information: presentation of ESN

VMU, semester activities for international

students

(VMU Small Hall, S. Daukanto g. 28)

Practical information by Kaunas county

police headquarter on driving and safety

(VMU Small Hall, S. Daukanto g. 28)

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16.00-18.00 Opening of the new semester for

international students: Welcome to

Lithuania

(VMU Great Hall Lobby, S. Daukanto g. 28)

January 29 (Thursday)

09:00 – 11:00

11:00 – 16:00

17:00 – 19:00

Survival Lithuanian

(S. Daukanto g. 28, room 405)

Meetings in the faculties*

Please, check the sheet Meetings in the

faculties for information about the meeting

time and place!

Brain Battle by ESN VMU

(Vero Coffee House, Maironio g. 7)

January 30 (Friday)

09:00 – 11:00

12:30 – 14:00

17:00 – 19:00

Survival Lithuanian

(K. Donelaičio g. 52, room 211)

Institute of Foreign Languages:

information about foreign language

courses at VMU, English placement test to

register to English classes

(K. Donelaičio g. 52, room 521)

Orientation Game by ESN VMU

Meeting point: Lobby of VMU Dormitory

(Vytauto pr. 71)

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January 31 (Saturday)

Trip to Trakai and Vilnius by ESN VMU

Price: 17 EUR/ 14 EUR for ESN card

holders

Registration: Justina Mockaitytė, VMU

Dormitory (Vytauto pr. 71, room 711), until

29th of January.

More information: [email protected]

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MEETINGS IN THE FACULTIES @ VMU 29th of January, 2014 (Thursday)

FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT

Meeting place: S. Daukanto g. 28, room 314

Meeting time: 14:00–15:00

FACULTY OF POLITICAL SCIENCE AND DIPLOMACY

Meeting place: Gedimino 44, room 202

Meeting time: 14:00-15:00

FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES,

INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL WELFARE

Meeting place: Jonavos g. 66, room 323

Meeting time: 13:00-14:00

FACULTY OF HUMANITIES

Meeting place: K. Donelaičio g. 52, room 211

Meeting time: 11:00-12:00

FACULTY OF INFORMATICS

Meeting place: Vileikos g. 8, room 409

Meeting time: 11:00-12:00

FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCES

Meeting place: Vileikos g. 8, room 101a

Meeting time: 15:00-16:00

FACULTY OF ARTS

Meeting place: Muitinės g. 7, room 103

Meeting time: 11:00-12:00

MUSIC ACADEMY

Meeting place: V. Čepinskio g. 5, room 201

Meeting time: 11:00-12:00

FACULTY OF LAW

Meeting place: Jonavos g. 66, room 112

Meeting time: 11:00-12:00

IF YOU

MISSED THE

MEETING ON

29th OF

JANUARY:

meet with the

faculty

coordinator

(see the

contact list)

a.s.a.p. to

discuss

updated list of

courses,

registration

procedure,

timetables and

examinations.

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THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT

VMU DORMITORY

Address VYTAUTO PR. 71, LT-44321 KAUNAS LIETUVA/LITHUANIA

Check-in – Check-out For the check-in you need to sign the Agreement for Accommodation in the Dormitory and familiarize with the Internal rules of the dormitories of the University and commit to obey them at the receptionist’s desk (the first floor lobby) which works 24/7. For entrance to the dormitory a student uses an electronic entrance (RFID) card or Lithuanian Student Identity Card (LSIC). Student receives the RFID card from Dormitory’s Administrator and uses it until he/she gets a Lithuanian Student Identity Card or for the whole living in the dormitory period, if he/she does not have an LSIC. If a student uses LSIC, than RFID card must be returned to the dormitory’s administration. In case the RFID card is lost or damaged, a fine of 15 Euros must be paid. If the RFID card was stolen and the student gets a confirmation from the Police Department and presents it to the Dormitory’s administrator, he does not need to pay the fine. A student can move out of the VMU Dormitory on his/her own decision anytime during the semester. If the student wants to do so, before moving out he/she must inform the VMU Dormitory’s Administrator about this decision and follow the check-out procedure. The payment for the VMU Dormitory should be done for the current month regarding the conditions in the Agreement for Accommodation in the Dormitory.

Rooms Students in the VMU Dormitory are accommodated in shared rooms for 2 or 3 people. Each room has a table, a bed, a wardrobe, a chair, and shelves for each student and one fridge in the room.

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Residents are financially liable for damages that they cause to the facilities and the equipment of the VMU Dormitory. So please inform Dormitory’s Administrator if there are any problems with the room on the check-in day. When the student signs the Agreement for Accommodation in the Dormitory, at the same time the Student confirms that he/she is familiar with the Internal Rules of the Dormitories of VMU and promises to obey them. Following these rules, it is not allowed to overuse alcoholic beverages, to use and/or distribute drugs or other psycho-tropical materials in the VMU Dormitory, etc. Residents are not allowed to keep pets in the Dormitory. Quiet hours in the VMU Dormitory extend from 22:00 in the evening until 6:00 in the morning (10:00 p. m.6:00 a. m.). Please inform the Dormitory’s Administrator about noticed misbehavior of other residents of the Dormitory. Places in the rooms are allocated to students by the Office of Student Affairs of VMU. Students shall reside in the rooms to which they were allocated. A change of rooms is possible with prior approval of the Dormitory’s Administrator (if two residents are changing their allocated rooms with each other) or by tracking information about unoccupied rooms in the VMU dormitory at online Review of vacant rooms in the dormitories(if the resident wants to move to a free room).

Cleaning Students are responsible for keeping their rooms, bathrooms, kitchen, etc. tidy and clean. They are also responsible for washing up their personal dishes and cutlery after use.VMU Dormitory’s administration can organize VMU dormitory rooms’ inspection with or without prior public announcement. Students who fail to uphold the sanitary-hygiene norms in private or public areas may be reprimanded and fined.

Kitchen Each floor has 2 common kitchens with cooking facilities. Kitchen utensils (cookware, i.e. pots, pans, etc.) are not provided: You have

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to buy or bring them with you. After you finish cooking, please clean the cookers, cookware and tables. During night period (Midnight to 6:00 am) the kitchens are locked. If the student wishes to use the kitchen during this period, he/she has to take the key from the receptionist. In such a case, the student is responsible for all activities performed in that kitchen.

Smoking Smoking is prohibited in VMU dormitories except in places designated for smoking (there are two smoking rooms in 4th and 7th floors) and outside.

Internet connection and VMU First Class programme Internet access (broadband) is available in each room of the Dormitory and is free of charge. Wireless internet is available in the reading rooms (7th floor and the first floor lobby). First Class intranet programme will be useful for getting course materials from the professors. In case of internet-related problems, use this website to register the problem online or contact with Dormitory’s receptionist. It is strictly prohibited to use personal Wi-Fi router in the room, you must use the cable internet access to your PC.

Visitors/guests Visitors/guests can stay in the Dormitory until Midnight. All guests are required to leave an identity document at the reception desk and to register in the Guest book. For your roommates’ peace and your own safety, the student has to meet the guest at the reception when the guest arrives to the Dormitory. The guest is not allowed to enter the Dormitory without being met by his/her host. Students are fully responsible for their visitors/guests stay in the VMU Dormitory. If you want your guest to spend the night in the Dormitory or to stay there for a few days (but not longer than 7 consecutive days), you must book a guest-room in the VMU Dormitory via the Booking system for the student’s guests no less than 1 working day before the guest’s arrival. If student wants to cancel the booked guest-room he or she must do it 3 days before the day of arrival of the

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guest. This must be done by informing The Office of student affairs. If the guest does not arrive on the right time and student does not inform The Office of student affairs on time, in all cases student must pay one-night-stay fee. Guests are accommodated only in the guest-rooms of VMU Dormitory (if available). Please note that the number of places is limited so it is highly recommended to plan guest accommodation in advance. Fee for the guest-rooms (Nightly - stay fee) has to be paid together with the accommodation fee of the current month. No overnight visitors are allowed in the VMU Dormitory without prior guest-room booking and approval.

NOTE: While booking the room for your guest pay attention to the dormitory number which is written together with the room number (e.g.: 2-616). VMU dormitories have numbers and the one that you are staying at is Dormitory No.2.

Laundry The self-service laundry facilities are available in theVMU Dormitory. There are washing machines and tumble dryers in the laundry room in the basement (reachable by elevator).Services are free of charge.

Beddings Beddings and towels are provided after moving into the room and can be changed periodically (once a week) in room No. 001 in the basement (reachable by elevator) in working hours period. Beddings and towels must be returned to the dormitory’s administration on the check-out day. Services are free of charge.

Reading room There are two reading rooms in the dormitory – one is located on the 7th floor of the dormitory, another - in the first floor lobby. Only in this area you can find free Wi-Fi zones.

Leisure area Television, pool and football tables are provided on the dormitory’s lobby. Also, the students can spend some relaxing time in the

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orangery or do some exercises in the activity hall which they could found on the ground floor.

Penalties Penalties are designed for enhancing the responsibility of the Residents and ensuring proper implementation of their duties. The following penalties shall be imposed on the Residents who have failed to comply with the provisions of the Agreement for Accommodation and violated the internal rules of the dormitories of the University:

A remark;

A warning which prevents the opportunity to participate in the Competition to have VMU dorm residence in the next academic year;

A harsh warning which prevents the opportunity to live in the Dormitory in the next academic year, except for the case to book a Place of Residence temporarily;

Change of a Place of Residence while providing other Place of Residence;

Unilateral termination of the Agreement for Accommodation, then the right to the Residence for the whole study period in the study cycle the Student studies shall be lost, except for the case to book a Place of Residence temporarily.

A Dormitory resident who has been given a remark, warning or hash warning shall pay a penalty for improper implementation of duties or noncompliance with them. Penalties received during the same school year shall be combined in accordance with the following procedure:

two remarks shall be considered as a warning;

two warnings shall be considered as a harsh warning;

two harsh warnings shall result in the termination of the Agreement for Accommodation.

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Penalties shall be imposed under the decision of Director of Office of Student Affairs with approval of Student Council. About the imposed penalties the resident will be informed by a letter that will be sent to his/her personal email existing on the Intranet of the University and/or to the Resident’s personal email address known by the University also announced publicly on the Intranet system of the University.

PAYMENT FOR VMU DORMITORY How to pay VMU Dormitory fee (Accommodation fee) must be paid by the 10th day of each month (after your arrival) by conducting a transfer to a VMU account. No deposit or advance payment is required. Do not forget to write your NAME, SURNAME, and purpose for paying (fee for VMU Dormitory for month) Note: even one delay might enlarge the payment for VMU Dormitory, so it is highly recommended to pay on time.

How to pay for a guest living in the Dormitory VMU Dormitory fee for a guest (Nightly - stay fee) must be paid by the person who booked the guest-room. Payment must be done by conducting a transfer to a VMU account. Do not forget to write YOUR NAME and SURNAME, and purpose for paying (e.g.: fee for guest stay). Fee for the VMU Dormitory: Accommodation fees starting from the 1st of January 2015:

Fee per person per

day

Fee for students’ guests of family relations (parents,

guardians, sisters, brothers) per night*

Fee for other guests per

night

3 Eur. 7,5 Eur. 10 Eur.

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* This fee is applied only after providing a Certificate of family composition. Documentation is only accepted in Lithuanian and/or English languages. Otherwise, the fee will be the same as for other guests. Payment details: Other helpful information All information about VMU dormitory and accommodation you can find here.

VMU bank account number: LT 04 7044 0600 0284 8625

Bank name: SEB Bankas

Bank address:Gedimino pr. 12, 01103 Vilnius, Lietuva

SWIFT Number: CBVILT2X

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ANY QUESTIONS? PROBLEMS?

ESN VMU representative in the VMU Dormitory:

Ms. Justina Mockaitytė

+370 630 89316

Email: [email protected]

VMU Dormitory administrator

Mrs. Diana Lengvenienė

Room No. 101

Working hours: I-IV: 8:00-17:00, V: 8:00-15:45

(Lunch time 12:00-13:00)

VMU Dormitory internet administrator

Mr. Dainius Jankūnas

Email: [email protected]

Office of Student Affairs:

Email: [email protected]

S. Daukanto g. 27

Rooms No. 206 - 210

Working hours: I-IV: 9:00-16:00, V: 9:00-15:00

(Lunch time 12:00-13:00)

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STUDENT ID CARDS

Student identity card is the document proving the official student

status and this document enables the student to use university

library, inventory and attend exams. LSIC also gives the certain

privileges. You can use public transport cheaper and there are

various discounts for students all over the country.

In Lithuania there are two types of student ID cards:

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT IDENTITY CARD (ISIC)

How to apply? Make registration for International Student

Identity Card at VMU Office of Student Affairs:

Address: S. Daukanto g. 27, room 210

E-mail: [email protected]

Working hours: I-IV: 9:00-16:00, V: 9:00-15:00

(lunch break 12:00-14:00)

For the registration you will need: your passport or ID card,

photo in color (3 x 4 cm). Card price: 9 EUR. More information

is available in the website www.isic.lt/en.

LITHUANIAN STUDENT IDENTITY CARD (LSIC)

(NOTE: Available only for VMU full time bachelor or master

degree students) How to apply? Register at www.lsp.lt/en.

More information is available at VMU Office of Student Affairs (The

Student centre):

Address: S. Daukanto str. 27, room 206

E-mail: [email protected]

Working hours: I-V: 9:00-17:00

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR

OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2014/2015 SPRING SEMESTER

Orientation days for incoming

international students January 26th – January 31st

Beginning of the Spring

semester (first day of classes) February 1st

Registration to the Spring

semester courses February 2nd – February 13th

Easter vacation April 3rd – April 8th

Last day of classes May 22nd

Exams May 25th – June 13th

Retake of exams June 17th – June 19th

Note: Some dates can be changed during the Academic year.

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EXAMINATIONS AND GRADING SYSTEM @ VMU

VMU grading system is based on grades accumulation. Student’s

performance evaluation consists of midterm exam, papers (research

work, essay), final exam and other examinations (laboratory work,

home work etc.). 50 percent of the grade is accumulated by

examinations and papers and other 50 percent is for final exam

(exception for foreign languages which final exam is 30 percent of

the whole grade).

Important! Students are allowed to retake final exam one more

time if they fail it. Note! If an exam was passed, student is not

allowed to retake it proposing to get a better mark.

If you have not participated in the final exam it will be graded 0

(zero) and you will be not allowed to retake this exam.

If you have not participated in the final exam because of illness you

need to inform professor about that in advance and have a proof

about illness from the doctor.

Full degree students who fail 3 or more final exams during whole

study period are eliminated from students’ list and cannot continue

the studies at VMU.

An absolute ten-point grading scale is used to access the

knowledge of the university students. The ten-point grading system

is applied for the assessment of examinations, projects, homework,

tests and other tasks. Sufficient level of knowledge is indicated by

these marks:

Positive marks – 10, 9, 8, 7, 6 and 5.

Negative marks – 4, 3, 2 and 1.

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VMU Grading System in Comparison with ECTS:

Grading

scale Evaluation

ECTS

grade

Positive/

Negative

10 Excellent: outstanding performance

with only minor mistakes

A Positive

9 Very good: above the average

standards, but with some errors

B

8 Good: generally sound work with

number of notable errors

C

7-6 Satisfactory: fair but with significant

shortcomings

D

5 Sufficient: performance meet the

minimum criteria

E

4 Very weak: Considerable further

work is required

F/FX Negative

3 Unsatisfactory F/FX

2 Bad F/FX

1 Unfair behavior or failure to appear

for evaluation

F/FX

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FIRST CLASS AND MOODLE USING GUIDE

FIRST CLASS (FC)

What is FC programme?

First class is VMU internal usage multipurpose software which main

tools are: e-mailing, receiving study materials from lecturers and

important notifications from VMU offices and departments.

How to Install FC?

FC software is free and available for Windows, Mac and other

operating systems. You may download First class programme for:

Windows, Mac - www.glenbard.org/fcguide/Installpc

iPhone , Android - www.glenbard.org/fcguide/Android

After programme installation you need to set the server address (as

it is showed bellow) otherwise the software will not work:

For regular PC - http://fc.vdu.lt

iPhone, iPad - fcp://fc.vdu.lt

Android - http://sw.vdu.lt

You may find detailed guide how to install FC here:

www.glenbard.org/fcguide/Installpc

How to Log In?

User name and Password with which you will be able to Log In and

use FC will be provided by your coordinator at International Office.

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MOODLE

What is Moodle?

It is VMU’s virtual learning software which is used for online

lectures, tasks and examinations.

How to use Moodle?

You will be able to find Moodle icon in FC desktop or via

www.moodle2.vdu.lt

Log In to Moodle with your FC User name and Password.

Each lecturer will give you unique code for registration to

his subject.

More details how to operate Moodle system are provided here:

http://studyonline.lt/sites/default/files/studento_moodle_vadovas_2

012_10_09_en/main.swf

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LIBRARIES AND READING ROOMS @VMU Central Lending Department. Interlibrary Loan

K. Donelaičio g. 52, room 103

Vaclovas Biržiška Reading Room

K. Donelaičio g. 52, room 218

The Lithuanian Fund Foreign Languages Reading Room

K. Donelaičio g. 52, room 221

Philosophy Reading Room

K. Donelaičio g. 52, room 221

Social Work Reading Room

K. Donelaičio g. 52, room 410

Mykolas Römeris Law Reading Room

E. Ožeškienės g. 18, room 318

Aleksandras Štromas Political Sciences Reading Room

S. Daukanto g. 25, I floor

Chiune Sugihara House Reading Room

Vaižganto g. 30

Informatics and Natural Sciences Library:

Vincas Čepinskis Reading Room: Vileikos g. 8, room 605

Lending Department: Vileikos g. 8, room 602

Theological Library:

Lending Department: Papilio g. 5, IV floor

Stasys Šalkauskis Theological Reading Room: Papilio g. 5, III floor

Music Academy Library:

Reading Room: K. Donelaičio g. 52, room 218

Phonotheque: K. Donelaičio g. 52, room 218

ALL USEFUL INFORMATION OF VMU LIBRARY:

http://biblioteka.vdu.lt/en

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WIFI CONNECTION @ VMU AND KAUNAS

In most VMU buildings, except dormitory, you are able to connect

to free Wi Fi. It is called Eduroam (Education Roaming). To connect

to this Wi Fi network you need:

Device with wireless adapter

FC User name and Password

HOW TO LOG IN?

In your Wi-Fi connection field find Eduroam and try to establish

connection

-> After initiation it will require ID and password -> Use your FC

User name in ID section and Password to connect -> After

confirmation you will be able to access internet.

WHAT IF I CANNOT LOGIN?

In case you will not be able to login please try to use extended

login name: user name + @vdu.fc.lt (eg. [email protected]), but

leave password unchanged. This solution may work to mobile

phone Android or Symbian systems users.

FREE WI FI SPOTS IN KAUNAS

All area of Laisvės al., Kaunas;

Shopping Mall “Akropolis”;

Restaurant network "Čili";

Restaurant network "Bernelių užeiga";

Shopping Mall “Molas”;

Coffee House “Vero Cafe”;

Coffee House “Cofee Inn”.

More information may be found here:

www.wifi.lt/en/content_5.html

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VMU SPORTS CENTRE

VMU Sports Centre is a modern department of the university which

cherishes values of physical culture and sports and represents the

university through outstanding sporting achievements. The purpose

of the Sports Centre is to create a good physical culture and sports

system, to enhance it and integrate into the overall university

system. VMU Sports Centre consists of two departments:

1. Physical Culture Department organizes different physical

activity classes of different sports branches for students,

promotes their health awareness and acquisition of desirable

sports knowledge and skills. Students have an opportunity to

choose from the following sports branches (classes without

ECTS):

- Basketball - Physical education

- Yoga - Aerobics

2. Sports Department organizes putting together teams by

sports branches, their coaching and participation in

competitions of various levels. The department also organizes

sports events at the university.

Sports Centre cooperates with Lithuanian Students Sports

Association, Lithuanian Sports organizations, Lithuanian Students

Basketball and Football Leagues, departments of other universities

as well as international students sports organizations.

You are welcome to visit VMU Sports Centre at: Draugystės g. 19

Video how to reach VMU Sports Centre:

http://vimeo.com/29030247 (in Lithuanian)

For more information and registration to the classes please contact

director Mrs. Liucija Kalvaitienė, e-mail [email protected]

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VMU CONTACT LIST

INSTITUTIONAL KEY DATA

Full legal name of Institution in

English and local language

Vytautas Magnus University

Vytauto Didžiojo universitetas

Erasmus ID Code LT_KAUNAS01

Institution Website www.vdu.lt/EN

VMU INTERNATIONAL OFFICE

Postal Address K. Donelaičio g. 58

LT-44248 Kaunas, Lithuania

Visiting Address S. Daukanto g. 27, rooms 301–309

LT-44249 Kaunas, Lithuania

Mobile phone + 370 615 63212

E-mail [email protected]

Visiting hours I – V 8:00–12:00

Director

Mrs. Zina Baltrėnienė

[email protected]

S. Daukanto g. 27, room 301

+370 37 327 986

Deputy Director

Ms. Žymantė Jokūbauskaitė

[email protected]

S. Daukanto g. 27, room 301

+370 37 327 986

Erasmus+ studies (incoming)

Ms. Justė Lenortavičienė

[email protected]

S. Daukanto g. 27, room 309

+370 37 327 981

Bilateral agreements,

Governmental scholarships

Mr. Vaidas Dačiola

[email protected]

S. Daukanto g. 27, room 308

+370 37 327 987

Degree studies

Ms. Eglė Šalnaitė

[email protected]

S. Daukanto g. 27, room 305

+370 37 327 978

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Free movers

Ms. Sandra Baltkojytė

[email protected]

S. Daukanto g. 27, room 305

+370 37 327 978

Erasmus+ placements

Mr. Konstantinas Kurževas

[email protected]

S. Daukanto g. 27, room 308

+370 37 327 987

Erasmus+ studies (outgoing)

Ms. Milda Karčiauskaitė

[email protected]

S. Daukanto g. 27, room 306

+370 37 327 988

Student integration, VMU

Mentors‘ programme

Ms. Orinta Movsesjan

[email protected]

S. Daukanto g. 27, room 306

+370 37 327 988

Language school CLUE

Ms. Eglė Januškevičienė

[email protected]

S. Daukanto g. 27, room 309

+370 37 327 981

Marketing and communication

Ms. Gabrielė Gugytė

[email protected]

S. Daukanto g. 27, room 301

+370 37 327 986

Department/ Person in charge

E-mail Postal and visiting address

Website

Academic Departments Faculty of Arts Vice-Dean Mrs. Rūta Mažeikienė

[email protected] Muitinės g. 7, room 103

www.menufakultetas.vdu.lt

Faculty of Catholic Theology Coordinator of International Programmes Ms. Aušrelė Krunglevičiūtė

[email protected] Gimnazijos g. 7

www.teoloija.vdu.lt

Faculty of Economics and Management Coordinator of International Programmes Ms. Monika Didžgalvytė

[email protected] S. Daukanto g. 28, room 313

www.evf.vdu.lt

Faculty of Humanities Director of International

Z.Zemaityte-Kvikliene @hmf.vdu.lt

www.hmf.vdu.lt

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Programmes Ms. Žydrūnė Žemaitytė-Kviklienė

K. Donelaičio g. 52, room 210

Faculty of Informatics Vice-Dean Ms. Sigita Pečiulytė

[email protected] Vileikos g. 8, room 704

http://if.vdu.lt

Faculty of Law Vice-Dean Mr. Mindaugas Bilius

Contact person Ms. Irma Servaitė

[email protected] Jonavos g. 66, room 217

[email protected] Jonavos g. 66, room 217

www.teise.vdu.lt

Faculty of Natural Sciences Vice-dean Mr. Saulius Mickevičius

[email protected] Vileikos g. 8, room 305

http://gmf.vdu.lt

Faculty of Political Science and Diplomacy Vice-Dean Mr. Linas Venslauskas

Contact person: Ms. Ieva Kryžiūtė

[email protected] Gedimino g. 44, room 102

[email protected] Gedimino g. 44, room 102

www.pmdf.vdu.lt

Faculty of Social Sciences Vice-Dean Mrs. Violeta Ivanauskienė

[email protected] Jonavos g. 66, room 302

http://smf.vdu.lt

Music Academy Dean Saulius Gerulis

Contact Person Ms. Laura Barzdaitienė

[email protected] V. Čepinskio g. 5

[email protected] V. Čepinskio g. 5

www.ma.vdu.lt

Institute of Foreign Languages Deputy director Mrs. Vilma Bijeikienė

[email protected] K. Donelaičio g. 52, room 603

www.ukc.vdu.lt

Centre for Asian Studies Head Mr. Aurelijus Zykas

[email protected] Vaižganto g. 30

www.asc.vdu.lt

VMU Sports Centre Director Mrs. Liucija Kalvaitienė

[email protected] Draugystės g. 19

www.sportocentras.vdu.lt (in LT)

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Accomodation / Student ID cards

VMU Dormitory administrator Mrs. Diana Lengvenienė

[email protected] Vytauto pr. 71, room 101

Internet administrator Mr. Dainius Jankūnas

[email protected]

Office of Student Affairs Director Mr. Mantas Simanavičius

[email protected] S. Daukanto g. 27, room 211

Lithuanian Student ID card coordinator

[email protected] S. Daukanto g. 27, room 206

www.lsp.lt/en

International Student ID card administrator

[email protected] S. Daukanto g. 27, room 210

www.isic.lt/en

Other

VMU Library Director Mrs. Lina Bloveščiūnienė

[email protected] K. Donelaičio g. 52, room 219

http://biblioteka.vdu.lt/en

VMU Art Centre Head Mrs. Virginija Vitkienė

[email protected] Laisvės al. 53, room 102

www.menucentras.lt (in LT)

Finance Office Specialist Ms. Alvita Januškevičiūtė

[email protected] Laisvės al. 53, room 317

ESN VMU President Mr. Karolis Kriuka

[email protected]

www.facebook.com/ESN.VMU

VMU Student Representative Council President Mr. Justinas Petkus

[email protected] S. Daukanto g. 27, room 201

www.vdusa.lt (in LT)

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SAFETY TIPS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

Advices by Kaunas city chief Police office:

Spend your leisure time with persons whom you know and

trust.

Choose a company you trust especially when you drink

alcohol drinks and if you want to leave your belongings to

somebody. Do not leave your belongings (such as personal

documents, phone, wallet, photo or video cameras)

unattended even for a short period.

Watch your belongings in the crowded spaces, especially in

the public transport.

Take as much money as you need for the going out. Do not

take too much at once and keep it in several places.

Immediately call your bank for blocking your payment card if

it was lost or robbed. Do not take your payment card pin code

for going out.

Do not leave clubs / bars with unknown persons.

Be careful while crossing the street. Use the traffic light or

crossing area for pedestrians. Crossing area does not give the

preference to cross the street - pay attention that the car is

being decelerated, especially when the road is slippery. Cross

the street quickly without shambling. Wear the reflector

(given by VMU International Office) in the night.

Try to bypass remote dark city areas. Have a lighter or a

spotlight.

It is always recommended to take a taxi home if you stay

longer at your friend or in the club / bar.

Cross the street if you have some doubts of being followed.

Run to any public or more lighten place and call for the help.

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Do not strain yourself in fighting if you were attacked by the

robber. Your life and health are more important than your

belongings.

Immediately call the police if you are attacked, robbed,

overreached, notice strangely behaving persons or get aware

about made or planned crime. Try to memorize the faces,

numbers, cars, colours, etc.

IMPORTANT! A person could get an administrative fine for a

violation or disturbance according to Lithuanian law:

It is forbidden to use drugs (marihuana, opium, heroin,

hashish, hallucinogen, synthetic drug) and other psycho-

tropical materials in Lithuania (various solvents, volatile stuff,

lenitive and sleeping pills, etc without the doctor

prescription).

It is not allowed to smoke in the bars, drink alcohol or to be

seen drunk in public places in Lithuania.

It is forbidden to loudly listen to the music, shout, insult and

assault people, make the mess or disturb public order in

other way.

Quiet hours in Lithuania extend from 10:00 pm to 7:00 am.

OR SIMPLY: BE CAREFUL AND RESPECT OTHERS

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HEALTH CARE

Students from European Union countries for necessary medical care

services may use Health Insurance Card (EHIC). Card is valid in the

health care institutions belonging to the Lithuanian National

Health System. Recommended institutions’ list is provided in the

following page. Important issues to note (listed below) concerning

health care reimbursements with EHIC:

If you need to be reimbursed, present the paid bills or

documents proving the payment together with doctor’s

explanation form to your relevant institution when you return

home.

Remember: only the costs of necessary medical care are

reimbursed at your home country in case you have to pay for

the treatment.

EHIC holders are eligible to be reimbursed for the costs of

subsidised medicines prescribed for out-patient treatment

purposes. There are 4 reimbursement levels for medicines:

100%, 90%, 80% and 50% of reference price. Subsidised

medicines can only be obtained with a doctor’s prescription.

A person must show his EHIC and proof of identity in the

pharmacy.

Important! The doctor has the right to charge your visit if you do

not have an EHIC. Make sure you get a medical extract or doctor’s

explanation form (list of the health care services received).

Students from non European Union countries have to insure their

health privately before coming to Lithuania or immediately after

arrival. Students have to pay for all the health care services by

themselves. Insurance company reimburses the expenses under

receipt received for medical treatment afterwards.

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Note! In case of illness you have missed examinations please

deliver a doctor’s note as proof of your illness to the teacher

otherwise you will not be allowed to retake exam.

Following shall be indicated in your private health insurance policy

or the letter from your insurance company:

number of health insurance contract (policy);

statement that you are covered for medical, hospitalization

and repatriation expenses;

particulars of the insurance company: name, address of

registered office, telephone or fax number;

full name of the insured person;

the amount of health insurance;

duration of health insurance contract (policy);

territorial coverage of health insurance contract (policy);

non-insured events;

the minimum coverage shall be 5800 EUR.

How to get hospital treatment?

In case of emergency you can go directly to the hospital. You have

to present your EHIC or proof of your private health insurance

policy together with an identification card or passport at the

reception desk. For scheduled hospital treatment, you will have to

consult with a general practitioner or a specialist.

LIST OF HEALTH CARE INSTITUTIONS (HCI) IN KAUNAS

PROVIDING CONSULTATIONS IN ENGLISH:

Type of HCI Name of HCI Address Contact No

State owned Kauno Centro poliklinika A. Mickevičiaus g. 4 +370 37 409201

Private "Bendrosios medicinos

praktika" Savanorių pr. 423 +370 37 313879

Private "Ars medica" Studentų g. 25 +370 37 331610

Private "A Klinika" Savanorių pr. 66/

Žemaičių g. 31 +370 37 750800

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PSYCHOLOGIST CONSULTATIONS

VMU International students can meet with professional

psychologists and get their consultations at VMU Psychology Clinic.

Consultations for VMU students are out of charge.

HOW TO REGISTER

If you want to get the psychologist consultation in 2015 spring

semester, you have to register in advance. To sign-up dial a phone

number +370 37 32 78 25 or come into VMU Psychology Clinic

(address: Jonavos st. 66 - 327).

Registrations are being accepted on:

Tuesday between 10:00-12:00 am

Thursday between 13:00-15:00 pm

PLEASE NOTE! After Registration clinic personnel will provide you

with accurate consultation schedule.

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HOW TO OPEN BANK ACCOUNT

If you need to open the bank account, please contact your

coordinator at VMU International Office. You will get the document

that confirms your status of VMU student. Then you will be able to

open bank account and get the debit card free of charge at the

bank.

Šiaulių bankas (www.sb.lt)

Address: Laisvės al. 80 / Maironio g. 26

Opening hours: I–V: 8:00–17:00

Address: Karaliaus Mindaugo pr. 49 (shopping mall “Akropolis”)

Opening hours: I–VII: 10:00–21:00

Address: Vytauto pr. 56

Opening hours: I–V: 07:30–16:30

SEB bankas (www.seb.lt)

Address: Laisvės alėja 82 / Maironio g. 17

Opening hours: I–V: 8:30–17:00

SWEDBANK (www.swedbank.lt)

Address: Maironio g. 26 B

Opening hours: I–IV: 9:00–18:30; V 9:00-16:00

Address: Karaliaus Mindaugo pr. 49 (shopping mall “Akropolis”)

Opening hours: I–VII: 10:00–21:00

DNB bankas (www.dnb.lt)

Address: Laisvės alėja 86

Opening hours: I–IV: 8:00–17:30; V: 8:00-17:00

Address: Karaliaus Mindaugo pr. 49 (shopping mall “Akropolis”)

Opening hours: I–V: 10:00-22:00

DANSKE bankas (www.danskebankas.lt)

Address: Karaliaus Mindaugo pr. 49 (shopping mall “Akropolis”)

Opening hours: I–V: 9:00–21:00; VI–VII: 10:00–21:00

Opening hours: I–V: 9:00–21:00; VI–VII: 10:00–21:00

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PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN KAUNAS

Buses and Trolleybuses

Kaunas has 16 trolleybus routes and 36 bus routes, generally

running from 5:00 until 23:00, some run later as well. There are

night buses on weekends and festive days. The further you are from

the centre the less chance you have of catching a bus late at night.

Note that the entrance to bus or trolleybus is from the front door.

Public transport discount for International students

According to Lithuanian law 50% transport discount applies only

for International Exchange students (European Union citizens) and

International degree students studying at Lithuanian Universities

Bachelor or Master full degree programmes in English.

- Students, EU citizens (VMU exchange, degree students or

free movers), in order to get discounts and use public

transport can use International Student Identity Card

(www.isic.lt/en), together with ISIC they must always have

their ID cards.

- VMU Bachelor or Master Degree students, coming from non

EU countries, must order Lithuanian Student ID card

(www.lsp.lt/en) in order to get discounts for public

transport and must always have this card with them when

using public transport.

- For International Exchange students (non EU citizens)

public transport discount does not apply.

There are 2 types of the Kaunas public transport tickets:

1. Single-use paper tickets. Single-use paper ticket can be

bought after boarding the vehicle from the driver in the bus

or trolleybus (€0,35 with ISIC/LSIC or €0,70). You do not

need to mark it. Please note that for security reasons drivers

do not carry cash with them, so please be prepared to pay

the exact amount of money.

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2. Single-use and periodic electronic tickets (E-ticket). There

are single-use, 7 days, 30 days, 92 days and 365 days

validity E-tickets. These tickets may be loaded into the E-

ticket plastic card which costs €1,74 (do not forget to write

your name and surname on the card!). E-ticket card and E-

tickets can be bought in the newspaper kiosks that are

located all around the city, most often next to the bus

stops. Inform the seller about the kind of the E-ticket

(single-use, 7 days and etc.), the price (full or discounted for

students) and quantity you want to load into E-ticket card.

It is recommended to save the receipt of the payment for

the whole time you use E-ticket.

E-ticket marking (scanning) and validation:

Single-use and 1 month E-tickets have to be scanned by

touching the yellow machine in the vehicle with your

E-ticket plastic card each time you board.

1 month E-ticket is valid for the current month if you buy

it untill 14th calendar day of that month. 1 month E-ticket

bought after 14th calendar day will be valid for the next

month.

Periodic E-tickets lasting 7, 30 or 92 days have to be

validated first when you start using them. In order to

validate your E-ticket, use the button “2” of the yellow

machine in the vehicle and touch the yellow machine with

your E-ticket plastic card afterwards.

Validated E-ticket has to be scanned by touching the

yellow machine in the vehicle with your plastic card each

time you board. The end of E-ticket validity period appears

in the screen: in Lithuanian “Registruotas iki:” 2014-xx-xx.

You may check E-ticket card’s balance by holding it for several

seconds close to the yellow machine: the word in Lithuanian “Liko”:

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and the amount of the balance “€XX,XX” appears in the screen. The

words in Lithuanian “Nepakankamas likutis” mean that the E-card is

empty.

Kaunas city public transport E-ticket kinds and prices

(for buses and trolleybuses):

Single-

use ticket

7 days

ticket

1-month

everyday

ticket

30 days

ticket

92

days

ticket

Prices with ISIC or

Lithuanian

Student ID Card

€0,29 €1,68 €4,87 €5,33 €13,32

Prices for all

passengers €0,58 €8,40 €24,33 €26,65 €66,61

Being caught without a valid ticket, you will be fined from 20

LTL to 100 LTL.

Schedules and routes of Kaunas public transport: www.kvt.lt/en

and www.marsrutai.lt/en

Minibuses

There are 7 minibus routes within city that are served by the

private carriers. Minibuses generally run from 5:00 to 23:00. You

can stop a minibus by raising a hand.

Single ride tickets can be purchased only from the driver. Ticket

price for a single-use ride is €0,90. Pay the driver as you get in.

When you reach the place where you want to get out, say Prašom

sustoti (Please, stop), add čia (here) or stotelėje (at the bus stop).

Taxi

It is recommended to call a taxi rather than to get one at a taxi

stand. This way you will be sure that pay is fair. It is also wise to

negotiate a price before getting into taxi. Drivers are obliged by

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law to display their operating licenses and taximeters. A taxi

driver must issue a receipt if it is required by the passenger. Prices

are higher at night. Dispatchers generally can speak basic English

and Russian.

Company name Phone no 1 km day

fare

1 km night

fare

Boarding

fee

Taksi “Greičiau”

+370 687 73337

(Omnitel)

+370 37 733337

€0,43 €0,52 €0,58

Einesa

+370 620 33133

(Omnitel)

+370 37 331533

€0,58 €0,58 €0,58

Žaibiškas greitis 1422 (Omnitel)

+ 370 37 736127 €0,64 €0,64 €0,58

Taxi Kaunas

+370 682 02020

(Omnitel)

+370 37 202020

€0,67 €0,67 €0,58

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POSTAL SERVICES

Receiving parcels and mail

For receiving your international parcels or letters you have to

indicate to sender this address: 2nd VMU dormitory, room

[number], Vytauto pr. 71, LT-44321, Kaunas, Lithuania.

Note. If you have received paper that requests missing data about

your international parcel, please deliver this paper and additional

data: sender’s name, surname and relationship to you, to the

International Office. This letter means that your parcel has not

enough data and Postal Office will need a letter from VMU

international Office.

Sending parcels and mail

Lithuanian post office offers three services: letters, international

parcels and money transfers through Western Union. Please note

that maximum allowed weight of international parcels depends on

country. Prices and each service details are provided in the

following website: www.post.lt/en/help/price-calculator.

You may send your letters or parcels from Central Post Office in

Kaunas. Contacts provided below:

Central Post Office in Kaunas

Website Address Working hours

www.post.lt/en Laisvės al. 102, Kaunas I-V 7:00-19:00

VI 8:00-16:00

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INFORMATION SEARCH

Kaunas Tourism Information Centre disseminates information

about the city and country free of charge among local population

and the city guests concerning: Provision of information about events, museums and places to visit

in Kaunas;

Organization of sightseeing tours in Kaunas;

Hotel reservation in Kaunas and Lithuania;

Organization of guided tours by various routes in Lithuania,

creation of inividual travel routes;

Trade of books, postcards, maps, amber and linen souvenirs;

Travel insurance for people going abroad;

Car and bus rental services.

Contact:

Laisvės al. 36, Kaunas

Tel. +370 37 323 436, fax. +370 37 423 678

E-mail [email protected]

Website: www.kaunastic.lt

Lithuanian information centers are well-known, straight source of

advice and provide up-to-date information about: Transport schedules – routes of planes, busses, trolleybuses, trains

and ferries, departure and arrival time and duration of a trip.

Locations of leisure and entertainment events and locations –

about restaurants, clubs, repertoires of theatres, cinemas, concerts

and festivals, leisure activities in rural homesteads, hotels and

hostels.

Sport information – schedules and results of competitions,

historical facts of sport events.

You can contact them by dialing short numbers 118 or 1616 (~0,43

EUR /min.) or 1666 (~0,36 EUR /min.).

Other relevant tourism and entertainment links:

The Official Gateway of Lithuania: http://lietuva.lt/en

Museums of Lithuania: www.muziejai.lt

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NATIONAL FESTIVE DAYS OF LITHUANIA

ACADEMIC YEAR 2014/2015

Day of Re-establishment of the State of Lithuania

February 16 /Monday/

Day of Restitution of Independence of Lithuania

March 11 /Wednesday/

Easter April 5 /Sunday/ – April 6 /Monday/

Labour Day May 1 /Friday/

Mother´s Day May 3 /Sunday/

Father’s Day June 7 /Sunday/

St. John's Day/ Dew Holiday June 24 /Wednesday/

First Lithuanian’s King’s Mindaugas crowning day

July 6 /Monday/

Assumption Day August 15 /Saturday/

HAVE GOOD AND UNFORGETABLE MOMENTS!

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EVENTS FOR VMU INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

ACADEMIC YEAR 2014/2015, SPRING SEMESTER

January:

26th – 31st Orientation Week:

27th Meet and Greet by ESN VMU

29th Brain Battle

30th Orientation Game @VMU Dormitory

31st Trip to Trakai and Vilnius

February:

5th Basement Welcome Party

7th Trip to Pažaislis Monastery

11th World Day of the Sick

12th Pub Crawl: Valentine’s Day

14th Trip to IX fort

17th International Postcards Evening

19th Cultural Discovery: Speaking Countries

March:

6th Trip to Biržai: Route of Beer

10th Cultures up Close @Kauno įgulos karininkų ramovė

13th Trip to Riga and the Hill of Crosses

18th Red Nose Day

20th World Down Syndrome Day

26th Cultural Discovery: Fashion Show

27th White T-shirt Party

April:

2nd Blood Donation Day

13th Sea Battle

16th Pub Crawl: Cultures

23rd Cultural Discovery: Tasteful Countries

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24th Trip to the Seaside

30th Responsible Party: And We Danced

May:

3rd Mother’s Day

6th International No Diet Day

13th Farewell

16th Street Music Day 2015

Projects during all semester:

o EiS (Erasmus in Schools)

o Wednesday with Kids (once a month)

o ESN VMU Radio Show “Labas People”

o Workout with ESN VMU

Other events:

o SocialErasmus Week

o Trip to St. Petersburg

o Trip to Lapland

Note: Some changes can be made and you will be informed about

that.

You are more than welcome to share your ideas and initiatives

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STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS AND CLUBS @VMU

Subject Organization or Club

VMU Student Representative Council

VMU Ambassadors Club

Economics VMU Economicus

English language the English Club

Environment studies Club Disoma

International activities ESN VMU

Faith and life Academic Soul Leading Group

French language and culture French Culture Club

History the History Club

Humanist culture Collegium Artes Liberales

Humanist values Club Studentų Santara

International activities ESN VMU

Japanese culture Club Hashi

Law the Scientific Law Association

Literature Academic Literate Club Alkas

Lithuanian and Latvian culture Club Balts

Modern Media Student Initiative and Media Innovation

Centre

Music the Aula Magna Music Association

Nature Club Modusas

Polish language and culture Adam Mickiewicz Polish language and

Culture Club

Political science Academic Club of Political Scientists

Philosophy Club Agora

Radio the Radio Club

Science and Christian morality Signum

Social welfare Club Vesta

Sociology and psychology the Psychology Student Association

Spanish culture and language the Miguel de Cervantes Spanish

Language and Culture Club

Traditional Lithuanian culture the Etnology Club

More information: www.vdu.lt/EN About VMU Structure and

Management of VMU Academic and Student Organizations and

Clubs

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LIST OF VMU INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

ACADEMIC YEAR 2014/2015, SPRING SEMESTER

Name Surname Country E-mail

Mahd. Masood Dawllatshahi AF [email protected]

Klaudia Bandili AL [email protected]

Abdulali Hadizada AZ [email protected]

Aghasalim Asgarov AZ [email protected]

Alizada Zaur AZ [email protected]

Amil Sadigov AZ [email protected]

Aykhan Rasullu AZ [email protected]

Badriyyakhanim Soltanli AZ [email protected]

Elchin Hasanzada AZ [email protected]

Elvin Gasimov AZ [email protected]

Emil Ismayilov AZ [email protected]

Emil Amiraslanov AZ [email protected]

Emin Mammadov AZ [email protected]

Fuad Shahbazov AZ [email protected]

Gadim Valiyev AZ [email protected]

Galib Ibrahimli AZ [email protected]

Heydar Hajiyev AZ [email protected]

Ilaha Ibrahimova AZ [email protected]

Javid Nasibov AZ [email protected]

Kanan Samandarli AZ [email protected]

Lala Ahmedzada AZ [email protected]

Mehdi Mahmudov AZ [email protected]

Musfig Salmanov AZ [email protected]

Parviz Jafarov AZ [email protected]

Rovshan Jamalov AZ [email protected]

Ruslan Mirzazada AZ [email protected]

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Rustam Aliyev AZ [email protected]

Sadiq Alizada AZ [email protected]

Samil Niftaliyev AZ [email protected]

Shahriyar Rahimov AZ [email protected]

Shukur Guliyev AZ [email protected]

Sirus Gasimi AZ [email protected]

Teymur Mammadov AZ [email protected]

Tofig Ismayilzada AZ [email protected]

Tural Hamidli AZ [email protected]

Vuqar Mammadov AZ [email protected]

Yegana Dmirchiyeva AZ [email protected]

Dale Albert Morgan BB [email protected]

Maria Clara Caon BR [email protected]

Thammy Padlipskas Da

Silva BR [email protected]

Lizaveta Mchedlidze BY [email protected]

Jan Zezulka CZ [email protected]

Kamila Gajduskova CZ [email protected]

Stepan Sebesta CZ [email protected]

Tereza Marsikova CZ [email protected]

Vojtech Glofak CZ [email protected]

Bettina Dlubek DE [email protected]

Ella Walter DE [email protected]

Frederik Heinrich Bissinger DE [email protected]

Jana Alessa Lewandowski DE [email protected]

Janina Jacqueline Unselt DE [email protected]

Marco Ratschiller DE [email protected]

Maren Gockel DE [email protected]

Maria Jefimow DE [email protected]>

Maria Hornung DE [email protected]

Michaela Christine Fischer DE [email protected]

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Shanna Frohlich DE [email protected]

Wega Borsing DE [email protected]

Alvaro Carrasco Lopez ES [email protected]

Cheyenne Sanchez Prieto ES [email protected]

Daniel Munoz Redondo ES [email protected]

Daniel Peiro Conde ES [email protected]

David Gomez Gallardo ES [email protected]

Lucia Alvarez Alonso ES [email protected]

Palmira Martinez Torrejon ES [email protected]

Paula Gonzalez Gutierrez ES [email protected]

Valme Bengoechea

Fernandez ES [email protected]

Suvi Katariina Tynkkynen FI [email protected]

Allan Jean Grahek FR [email protected]

Caroline Philip FR [email protected]

Flore Margot Mansion FR [email protected]

Florian Kohler FR [email protected]

Florianne Herouet FR [email protected]

Francois Guy Henry FR [email protected]

Heloise Claire

Irene Christine Renouf FR [email protected]

Jeremy Tanguy FR [email protected]

Josephine Laurent FR [email protected]

Julien Albaret FR [email protected]

rennes.com

Karen Maze FR [email protected]

Lara Kremer FR [email protected]

Lolita Le Hen FR [email protected]

Luc Pierre Jehan FR [email protected]

Margot Queguiner FR [email protected]

Melanie Ollivier FR [email protected]

Sophie Burger FR [email protected]

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Victor Francois Cann FR [email protected]

Virginie Scoazec FR [email protected]

Zoe Berthier FR [email protected]

Mohamed Zakaria Belmehdi GB [email protected]

Daviti Mtchedlishvili GE [email protected]

Giorgi Kakashvili GE [email protected]

Levan Kalmakhelidze GE [email protected]

Levan Tchikadze GE [email protected]

Nikoloz Skhirtladze GE [email protected]

Nikoloz Chkeidzde GE [email protected]

Revaz Janashia GE [email protected]

Donald Atoamtoya

Awintoma Adabre GH [email protected]

Isaac Oduro GH [email protected]

Brigitta Maria Agocs HU [email protected]

Mate Vadovics HU [email protected]

Deepika Dhamodaran IN [email protected]

Mali Akash Shivling IN [email protected]

Mansi Harvadan Maheta IN [email protected]

Meet Sanjaykumar Jariwala IN [email protected]

Nandan Mysore Varadarajan IN [email protected]

Rakesh Rao Gergal

Nagabushana IN [email protected]

Santhalingam Elamurugan IN [email protected]

Somasundaram Narayanan IN [email protected]

Sonali Sharma IN [email protected]

Sudharsan Sreenivas IN [email protected]

Swarnima Joshi IN [email protected]

Brwa Jamal Fagi IQ [email protected]

Inga Minelgaite

Snaebjornsson IS [email protected]

Alessandra Licchelli IT [email protected]

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Boris Mintchev

Asparouhov IT [email protected]

Cristina Teodora Serra IT [email protected]

Francesca Scalise IT [email protected]

Giovanni Monti IT [email protected]

Greta Bassani IT [email protected]

Loredana Moro IT [email protected]

Luca Iacolino IT [email protected]

Manuel Tornago IT [email protected]

Marco Antollovich IT [email protected]

Roberta Quaranta IT [email protected]

Roman Hromyk IT [email protected]

Sonia Farci IT [email protected]

Valentina Columbro IT [email protected]

Valeria Croitoru IT [email protected]

Valerie Plescia IT [email protected]

Jinsil Kang JP [email protected]

Masaru Hoshi JP [email protected]

Michiko Shoji JP [email protected]

Momoko Fujiwara JP [email protected]

Satoshi Wada JP [email protected]

Shiori Seito JP [email protected]

Sho Taguchi JP [email protected]

Takuya Saito JP [email protected]

Dasol Hong KR [email protected]

Donghun Lee KR [email protected]

Doohee Han KR [email protected]

Hyerim Cho KR [email protected]

Hyoyeon Yun KR [email protected]

Hyunwoo Kim KR [email protected]

Jeong Hyeok Kim KR [email protected]

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Juhye Kim KR [email protected]

Kungsun Im KR [email protected]

Kyeongmin Noh KR [email protected]

Mijung Park KR [email protected]

Minji Song KR [email protected]

Minju Kang KR [email protected]

Moonsun Choi KR [email protected]

Sohee Jeong KR [email protected]

Sumin Lee KR [email protected]

Aizhan Zhamanbaeva KZ [email protected]

Botagoz Abdykanova KZ [email protected]

Dauren Nurtazin KZ [email protected]

Miras Bazikenov KZ [email protected]

Miras Myrzakhmetov KZ [email protected]

Nazymgul Shakamanova KZ [email protected]

Shariat Taskarina KZ [email protected]

Tatyana Onuchko KZ [email protected]

Tolegen Tatken KZ [email protected]

Valeriya Tyutyunik KZ [email protected]

Zarina Rakhmanova KZ [email protected]

Hussein Kozayha LB [email protected]

Arvis Valters LV [email protected]

Daniela Diure LV [email protected]

Grigorjevs Edgars LV [email protected]

Ilga Romanovska LV [email protected]

Laura Bicane LV [email protected]

Serein Ahmed

Mohamed Sharda LY [email protected]

Anas Nadi MA [email protected]

Alan Said Perez Jimenez MX [email protected]

Abdul-Kabir

Ololade Lawal NG [email protected]

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Adeniyi David Banjo NG [email protected]

Alkauthar Seun Enakele NG [email protected]

Angela Buchi Gbandi NG [email protected]

Ayodeji Oyewole Olayoriju NG [email protected]

Christian

Chukwuka Onwurah NG [email protected]

Damian Etoroko Linus NG [email protected]

Edirin Endurance Diaso NG [email protected]

John Akali Linus NG [email protected]

Justin Nnamaka Okoye NG [email protected]

Mboutidem Ime Archibong NG [email protected]

Mushafau Adeniyi Jubril Olomowewe NG [email protected]

Olalekan

Adebusuyi Ajayi NG [email protected]

Olalekan

Adebusuyi Ajayi NG [email protected]

Oluwaseun Nireti Ayebameru NG [email protected]

Oluwatobi Micheal Adeniyi NG [email protected]

Pius Lipeh-Unim

Thomas Abeshi NG [email protected]

Sylvanus

Onyemuche Mbonu NG [email protected]

Taofeek Olajuwon Somuyiwa NG [email protected]

Waheed Adediran Adeyiga NG [email protected]

Pieter de Wit NL [email protected]

Muhammad Jamil PK [email protected]

Rawaid Hussain Siddiqui PK [email protected]

Anna Guseva RU [email protected]

Elena Sadovnikova RU [email protected]

Aljosa Cizl SI [email protected]

Ana Gabrovec SI [email protected]

Jan Richtaric SI [email protected]

Minka Lipicar SI [email protected]

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Vesna Husic SI [email protected]

Zala Kosak SI [email protected]

Zuzana Vecseiova SK [email protected]

Daler Abdulloev TJ [email protected]

Arda Iscan TR [email protected]

Beyza Yavuz TR [email protected]

Cihat Yilmaz TR [email protected]

Ezgi Izel Ozturk TR [email protected]

Hakan Akbork TR [email protected]

Mehmet Oguzcan Istanbullu TR [email protected]

Melike Kalkan TR [email protected]

Muhammet Nas TR [email protected]

Seda Ak TR [email protected]

Semih Mandaci TR [email protected]

Sevda Melek Sancar TR [email protected]

Sukriye Kahraman TR [email protected]

Tayfun Kasapoglu TR [email protected]

Volkan Umut TR [email protected]

Yasin Hamarat TR [email protected]

Jia-zhen Chen TW [email protected]

Anna Romanenko UA [email protected]

Artem Palamarchuk UA [email protected]

Dmytro Bryndzya UA [email protected]

Hlib Norvilas UA [email protected]

Krystyna Lykova UA [email protected]

Mykola Iakovenko UA [email protected]

Vitaliy Petriv UA [email protected]

Chelsey Jenevieve O'hare US [email protected]

Jonathan Allan Araiza US [email protected]

Katherine Vachawski US [email protected]

Katlin Wilcox US [email protected]

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Olivia Glenn Wells US [email protected]

Konrad Eduardo Petraitis Alfaro VE [email protected]

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LIST OF VMU MENTORS

ACADEMIC YEAR 2014/2015, SPRING SEMESTER

NAME, SURNAME E-MAIL PHONE

Agnė Dailidytė [email protected] +370 622 14161

Aina Laukaitytė [email protected] +370 624 14548

Aleksas Jančaitis [email protected] +370 641 85607

Audrius Sabūnas [email protected] +370 6034 5738

Aurelija Šiugždaitė [email protected] +370 677 56311

Aušra Kantauskaitė [email protected] +370 637 83207

Dovilė Liškauskaitė [email protected] +370 639 04529

Dovilė Pukytė [email protected] +370 695 18406

Edita Kriaučiūnaitė [email protected] +370 630 97030

Eglė Markelionytė [email protected] +370 623 25123

Elena Marija Gužauskaitė [email protected] +370 609 90900

Emilė Paulina Šliuožaitė [email protected] +370 614 52354

Ernesta Strakšytė [email protected] +370 695 85694

Gabija Ežerinskytė [email protected] +370 690 12128

Gabija Stankevičiūtė [email protected] +370 635 16697

Gabrielius Gabartas [email protected] +370 686 49979

Giedrė Prievelytė [email protected] +370 625 76423

Gintarė Žičevičiūtė [email protected] +370 639 68225

Ignas Židickis [email protected] +370 642 77903

Ina Lauraitytė [email protected] +370 636 54706

Indrė Juravičiūtė [email protected] +370 633 56859

Inga Pilipaitytė [email protected] +370 644 66455

Justas Gečas [email protected] +370 636 66479

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Justina Mockaitytė [email protected] +370 627 42447

Kotryna Kvietkauskaitė [email protected] +370 615 32061

Lina Petrauskaitė [email protected] +370 626 95734

Meda Zdanytė [email protected] +370 636 76463

Miglė Peldžiūtė [email protected] +370 658 09954

Milda Zakaitė [email protected] +370 638 07652

Monika Lisauskaitė [email protected] +370 641 15044

Monika Krinickaitė [email protected] +370 672 84726

Monika Lazickaitė [email protected] +370 603 24433

Nomeda Juodelytė [email protected] +370 636 58324

Odeta Šakėnaitė [email protected] +370 624 40850

Reda Čiečkiūtė [email protected] +370 629 13795

Rytė Montvilaitė [email protected] +370 635 56057

Roma Šilaitė [email protected] +370 651 89979

Sandra Jasiulevičiūtė [email protected] +370 621 00496

Sandra Šaltytė [email protected] +370 695 84900

Sigutė Bačinskaitė [email protected] +370 681 60318

Simona Šlefendoraitė [email protected] +370 678 33503

Simona Jarusevičiūtė [email protected] +370 633 06633

Skaistė Mičiulytė [email protected] +370 677 40473

Ugnė Nausėdaitė [email protected] +370 682 22609

Ugnė Janušauskaitė [email protected] +370 602 30559

Ugnė Uščinaitė [email protected] +370 609 73751

Vigilija Žiūraitė [email protected] +370 637 50049

Viktorija Lipeikytė [email protected] +370 695 80495

Viktorija Navikaitė [email protected] +370 609 05726

Vilija Kontrimaitė [email protected] +370 658 73674

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SURVIVAL LITHUANIAN

FEW MOST IMPORTANT WORDS:

Thank you Ačiū [ˈaːtʃʲu]

Hello! Labas! [ˈla:bas]

Excuse me Atsiprašau [atsɪpraˈʃaw]

MOST IMPORTANT PHRASE:

I do not understand

(Lithuanian)

Aš nesuprantu (lietuviškai)

[aʃ nɛsupran‘tu lɪetuvɪʃkaɪ]

MOST IMPORTANT RULE: SMILE

CIVILITIES:

Hello Laba diena [‘la:ba ‘diɛna]

Hi Labas [ˈla:bas]

Good morning Labas rytas [ˈla:bas ˈriːtas]

Good evening Labas vakaras [ˈla:bas ˈva:karas]

Good night Labanakt [laˈba:nakt]

Goodbye Viso gero [ˈvɪso: ˈgæːro:]

See you! Iki! [ɪˈkɪ]

NICETIES:

How are you? Kaip sekasi? [kaɪp ˈseːkasɪ]

Thank you Ačiū [ˈaːtʃʲu]

Sorry/excuse me Atsiprašau [atsɪpraˈʃaw]

Please Prašom [ˈpra: ʃo:m]

PRACTICALITIES:

Yes Taip [taɪp]

No Ne [nɛ]

What? Ką? [ka:]

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Who? Kas? [kas]

When? Kada? [kaˈda]

Where? Kur? [kʊr]

Why? Kodėl? [ko:ˈdeːl]

Cheers! Į sveikatą! [iː svɛɪˈka:ta:]

USEFUL INFORMATION:

Careful! Atsargiai! [aˈtsargæi]

Stop! Stok! [sto:k]

Emergency exit Atsarginis išėjimas [atsarˈgɪnɪs

ɪʃeːˈjɪmas]

No exit Išėjimo nėra [ɪʃeːˈjɪmo: ne:ra]

No smoking Rūkyti draudžiama [ru:ˈki:ti ˈdraudʒɛma]

First aid Greitoji pagalba [græito:jɪ pagalba]

NECESSITIES:

Where is the toilet? Kur tualetas? [kʊr tuoˈlɛtas]

What is your name? Koks tavo vardas? [ko:ks ˈtavo: ˈvardas]

You look great Gražiai atrodai [graˈʒei atrˈo:dai]

How to find …? Kaip rasti …? [kaip rasˈtɪ]

What is your

telephone number?

Koks tavo telefono

numeris?

[ko:ks ˈtavo:

tɛlɛˈfɔno: ˈnʊmɛrɪs]

Do you speak

English?

Ar jūs kalbate

angliškai?

[ar ju:s ˈkalbatɛ

ˈa:nglɪʃkai]

I do not speak

Lithuanian

Aš nekalbu lietuviškai [aʃ ˈnɛkalbʊ

lieˈtʊvɪʃkai]

I do not understand Aš nesuprantu [aʃ nɛsʊpranˈtʊ]

Please repeat Pakartokite, prašau [pakarˈto:kɪte

praˈʃau]

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Please write it down Užrašykite, prašau [uʒraˈʃi:kɪte praˈʃau]

I do not know Nežinau [nɛʒɪˈnau]

I love you Myliu tave [mi:ˈliu taˈve]

I would like to buy… Norėčiau nusipirkti… [no: ˈre: tʃeu

nʊsɪˈpɪrktɪ]

… bread … duonos [ˈduono:s]

… milk … pieno [ˈpɪeno:]

… beer … alaus [aˈlaus]

… fruits … vaisių [ˈvaɪsɪu:]

… sweets … saldainių [salˈdaɪnɪu:]

NUMERALS:

1 Vienas [ˈvɪenas] 15 Penkiolika [pɛnˈkɪo:lɪka]

2 Du [dʊ] 16 Šešiolika [ʃɛˈʃɪo:lɪka]

3 Trys [trɪ:s] 17 Septyniolika [sɛptɪ:ˈnɪo:lɪka]

4 Keturi [kɛtʊˈrɪ] 18 Aštuoniolika [aʃtuoˈnɪo:lɪka]

5 Penki [pɛnˈkɪ] 19 Devyniolika [dɛvɪ:ˈnɪo:lɪka]

6 Šeši [ʃɛˈʃɪ] 20 Dvidešimt [ˈdvɪdɛʃɪmt]

7 Septyni [sɛptɪ:ˈnɪ] 30 Trisdešimt [ˈtrɪsdɛʃɪm]

8 Aštuoni [aʃtuoˈnɪ] 40 Keturiasdešimt [ˈke:tʊrɛsde:ʃɪm]

9 Devyni [dɛvɪ:ˈnɪ] 50 Penkiasdešimt [ˈpɛnkɛsde:ʃɪm]

10 Dešimt [ˈde:ʃɪmt] 60 Šešiasdešimt [ˈʃe:ʃɛsde:ʃɪm]

11 Vienuolika [vɪeˈnuolɪka] 70 Septyniasdešimt [sɛpˈti:nɛsde:ʃɪm]

12 Dvylika [ˈdvɪ:lɪka] 80 Aštuoniasdešimt [aʃˈtuonɛsde:ʃɪm]

13 Trylika [ˈtr i:l i:ka] 90 Devyniasdešimt [dɛˈvi:nɛsde:ʃɪm]

14 Keturiolika [kɛtʊˈrɪo:lɪka] 100 Šimtas [ˈʃɪmtas]

1000 Tūkstantis [ˈtu:kstantɪs]

TRANSPORT:

Ticket Bilietas [ˈbɪlɪetas]

Entrance Įėjimas [ɪ:e:ˈjɪmas]

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Exit Išėjimas [ɪʃe:ˈjɪmas]

Bus /

Trolleybus stop

Autobuso /

troleibuso stotelė

[auto:ˈbʊso: /

trɔlæɪˈbʊso: sto:ˈtæːle:]

Station Stotis [sto:tɪs]

How to get to...? Kaip nuvažiuoti į...? [kaɪp nʊvaˈʒɪuotɪ ɪ: ]

Got lost Pasiklydau [pasɪˈklɪ:dau]

QUALITIES:

Bad Blogas [ˈblo:gas] Good Geras [ˈge:ras]

Big Didelis [ˈdɪdɛlɪs] Tall Aukštas [ˈaukʃtas]

Beautiful Gražus [graˈʒʊs] Long Ilgas [ˈilgas]

Small Mažas [ˈma:ʒas] Hot Karštas [ˈka:rʃtas]

New Naujas [ˈnaujas] Cheap Pigus [pɪˈgʊs]

Sweet Saldus [salˈdʊs] Young Jaunas [ˈjaunas]

Old Senas [ˈse:nas] Cold Šaltas [ˈʃa:ltas]

Warm Šiltas [ˈʃɪltas] Clean Švarus [ʃvaˈrʊs]

Dark Tamsus [tamˈsʊs] Short Žemas [ˈʒe:mas]

VERY IMPORTANT NOTE!

Smiling is international language.

Use it every day!!!

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K. Donelaičio g. 58RectorateVMU History Hall Museum of S. and S. Lozoraičiai

L

L

K. Donelaičio g. 52Faculty of Humanities Library Gallery “5th floor” Information Centre Faculty of Social Sciences Study Marketing Office Institute of Foreign Languages Vaclovas Biržiška Reading Room

A

A

S. Daukanto g. 28Faculty of Economics and Management Newsroom The Great Hall of VMUThe Small Hall of VMU

B

B

S. Daukanto g. 27Students Representative Council The Office of Student AffairsInternational Office Y outh Career CentreVMU Theatre

C

G

Gedimino g. 44Faculty of Political Science and DiplomacyD

D

Laisvės al. 53Office of Academic AffairsGallery “101”Faculty of ArtsArts Centre

E

E

I

Vileikos g. 8Faculty of Natural SciencesFaculty of Informatics

F

FH

Other addresses

Taikos pr. 119 Dormitory “Taika”Taikos pr. 123 Dormitory “Karas”

Draugystės g. 19 Sports Centre of VMU

*

J

K V. Čepinskio g. 5Music Academy

C

K

VMU MAP

Gimnazijos g. 7Faculty of Catholic Theology VMU Aula Magna

GVytauto pr. 71Dormitory “Baltija”HE. Ožeškienės g. 18Faculty of LawI

K. Donelaičio g. 60VMU Lecture RoomsJ

S. Daukanto g. 25Lithuanian Emigration InstitutePresident Valdas Adamkus’ Library-Museum

M

Vaižganto g. 30Centre for East Asian studiesN

M

N

Ž. E. Žilibero g. 6VMU Kaunas Botanical Garden

The building is adapted for persons with mobility impairment

Taikos pr. 119 Dormitory “Taika”

Taikos pr. 123 Dormitory “Karas”

Draugystės g. 19 Sports Centre of VMU

VMU Kaunas Botanical Garden Ž. E. Žilibero g. 6

Building infrastructure partly adapted for visually impaired persons

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K. Donelaičio g. 58

L

BS. Daukanto g. 28

Gimnazijos g. 7

G

Draugystės g. 19

Laisvės al. 53

E

K. Donelaičio g. 60

J

K. Donelaičio g. 52

A

Vileikos g. 8

F

KV. Čepinskio g. 5

Gedimino g. 44

D

E. Ožeškienės g. 18

I

Vaižganto g. 30

N

S. Daukanto g. 27

C

Vytauto pr. 71

H

S. Daukanto g. 25

M

Taikos pr. 123 Taikos pr. 119

Ž. E. Žilibero g. 6

USEFUL LINKS

→ Interactive map of VMU www.vdu.lt/zemelapis

→ Other interactive maps www.maps.lt | www.maps.google.com

→ Kaunas city public transport system, routes, prices www.kvt.lt/en

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