4 January 2021
The online Lithuanian language & culture winter course is taking place on 4–29 January. 26 students have joined the course from 13 different countries, including Australia, Austria, Denmark, India, China, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, France, Russia, Finland, Hungary, and Denmark. 6 students will participate in the two-week studies (4–15 January) while 20 students will study for a month (4–29 January).
19 December 2020
A new website has been launched this week which introduces a new short online Lithuanian language course.
1 December 2020
For the first time ever, the Department of Lithuanian Studies will hold a two-week and four-week Lithuanian language & culture winter course online.
14 November 2020
In view of the threat of the spread of COVID-19 infection, the decisions of the Government of the Republic of Lithuania to declare quarantine and to protect the health of our community members, the coronavirus prevention team decided that all activities at the university by 31 December should be continued remotely.
Meanwhile, the Senate of Vilnius University has decided that all study activities at the university will be carried out remotely by the end of this autumn semester.
15 August 2020
The Department of Lithuanian Studies offers three types of Lithuanian language courses, the semester course, evening course, and free mover course starting in September 2020.
15 June 2020
After long deliberations, having assessed the COVID-19 related risks and with regard to the recommendations of the COVID-19 risk management group of Vilnius University, we have come to a decision not to organise the Lithuanian language summer course in the summer 2020.
24 April 2020
Džiugios naujienos pasiekė iš tolimosios Japonijos! Neseniai pasirodė dr. Eiko Sakurai sudaryta knyga apie Lietuvą, jos kultūrą, istoriją „60 straipsnių Lietuvai pažinti”. Tarp leidinio autorių ir dvi Lituanistinių studijų katedros dėstytojos – prof. Meilutė Ramonienė ir Ramutė Bingelienė.
26 February 2020
Monografijoje gvildenama sociolingvistinė situacija keturiose skirtingą lietuvių emigracijos istoriją reprezentuojančiose pasaulio vietose: Argentinoje, Didžiojoje Britanijoje, Kanadoje ir Norvegijoje.
