All the information about COVID-19 situation for LSC community is published on https://www.gmc.vu.lt/en/covid-19-en
How to Use Auditoriums
LSC Auditorium Usage Memo
- If the tables and chairs have been moved for your activity, please, place them back after you finish.
- Before returning your Auditorium Card to the security officer, please, make sure that you:
- left the computer in Sleep mode,
- turned the projector and lights off,
- cleaned the board thoroughly,
- closed the windows properly,
- locked the doors.
- Please, leave the Auditorium Card at the security post immediately after the session.
- You can find sponges, markers, spray cleaners, lasers, computer cameras, etc. at the LSC security post. After using them during a lecture or dissertation defence, please, return them to the security officer.
- If you want to use other computer programs than the ones installed in the Auditorium computer, please, inform our IT specialist Robertas Kindurys () about it.
2021-08-24
Opening of the Academic Year at the Life Sciences Center
A new semester of studies at Vilnius University will begin on 1st September. This day is an official festive day thus all the study process will begin only on 2nd of September.
1st of September:
11 am an opening ceremony of the new Academic Year (auditorium No R106, Life Sciences Center).
3 pm (until 3.30 pm) Vilnius University Student Procession (staff, students and alumni) starting at the 53 Gedimino Ave.and marching towards the central Vilnius University campus (3 Universiteto str.).
Students: in total 1040 students are going to study at the Life Sciences Center this autumn, including 286 new students for BSc, and 118 students for MSc.
According to the decision of the Government of the Republic of Lithuania, only persons having immunity against Covid-19, vaccinated against it or having a valid negative test (with National Certificate, EU Certificate or other documents recognized in Lithuania) will be able to participate in face-to-face activities.
Staff and students have to wear protective equipment (face masks, respirators or other protective equipment) covering the nose and mouth in auditoriums and other study areas. Only disabled persons who are unable to wear a mask due to their health condition or because of possible damage to the person's state of health are allowed to attend without masks. If the staff member or student is unable to wear the mask due to their health condition or the specifics of the activity performed, other personal protective equipment may be chosen to wear depending on the conclusion of the occupational risk assessment.