The European Humanities University (EHU) recently held its highly anticipated Graduation Ceremony at Vilnius Town Hall, commemorating the remarkable accomplishments of the Class of 2023.
The event brought together distinguished guests, heads of diplomatic missions, and friends of EHU to honor the graduates and celebrate their academic journey. A total of 95 bachelor’s and 56 master’s degree recipients were recognized for their exceptional achievements in various fields of study, including European Heritage, Visual Design, Media and Communication, World Politics and Economics, Gender Studies, Visual Plastic Art, Public Policy, Cultural Heritage Development, International Law, and European Union Law. The Rector of EHU, Professor Krzysztof Rybinski, personally presented the diplomas to the graduates, symbolizing their successful completion of their respective programs.
Professor Krzysztof Rybinski addressed the alumni in his heartfelt speech, encouraging them to carry forward the invaluable lessons they learned during their time at EHU. He emphasized the significance of empathy, critical thinking, and a strong commitment to justice and human rights as guiding principles in an ever-changing world.
The EHU Graduation Ceremony served as a testament to the university’s commitment to academic excellence and the pursuit of a better future for Belarus and the wider community. The EHU has benefited from the support of donors to ensure the continuity of its operations. In response to this important need, the European Humanities University Multi-Donor Trust Fund (EHU Trust Fund) was established in February 2022. This Fund was created as part of the “EU4Belarus: Support to the European Humanities University” project, which is implemented by the Central Project Management Agency (CPMA).
The text has been prepared by the European Humanities University.
