‘The modern approach to teaching and the large number of different opportunities for students perhaps fundamentally differentiate the Lithuanian teaching model from the Belarusian model’ - Hanna Klipan, Master of Pharmaceutical Chemistry from Belarus
The protests and government repression, which started in Belarus after the election changed the majority of the population lives and view of the world. Young people who are most opposed to the old one, the dictatorship of the regime's survival, life in the most bitter. Many students who no longer had the opportunity to continue their studies in Belarus quietly decided to seek their happiness abroad. University also offered to facilitate access for Belarusians to study in our university. Chemical and geosciences faculty also received a few students who are most interested in Pharmaceutical Chemistry Master's program. Hanna Klipan, a new member of our faculty community, also talks about her life in Belarus and the impressions she had when she came to Lithuania.
