Lecturers and students enjoyed the high quality of the lectures. The guests, in turn, were impressed by their experiences.
“I have discovered interesting spaces at the School, such as the Digi Lab, and it was interesting to try out the AI tools at KTU, which I will use in my lectures,” said Fabien Eymas from the University of Upper Alsace in France, who also initiated a new cooperation agreement with the School of Economics and Business.
“I have discovered interesting spaces at the School, such as the Digi Lab, and it was interesting to try out the AI tools at KTU, which I will use in my lectures,” said Fabien Eymas from the University of Upper Alsace in France, who also initiated a new cooperation agreement with the School of Economics and Business.
Rasa Lalienė, Associate Professor of the School, who hosted the largest number of international lecturers, was pleased to note that the cooperation with the University of Johannesburg in South Africa is developing successfully. In autumn 2025, the school plans to host a large group of MBA students from this University, who will not only attend lectures but will also visit Lithuanian companies. The cooperation with Prof. Ben Dippe from Ulm University of Applied Sciences in Germany) is also continuing. Prof. Dippe not only came to teach but also brought some of his students, who visited several Lithuanian companies and carried out joint tasks together with KTU students.
Global Faculty Week, a strategic university initiative
“This event presented an opportunity not only to give lectures but also to make new friends among the colleagues,” said Keti Tskhadadze, who came from the University of Georgia. She also enjoyed taking part in discussions and training sessions on the integration of DI in higher education.
“The programme masterfully combined academic activities with cultural experiences and created a meaningful environment for professional development and partnership building. The whole week provided valuable insights into global practices in higher education,” said Tskhadadze.
The students of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Design were taught by 13 lecturers from 8 countries. Some of the colleagues from Europe and Africa (Tanzania), and lecturers from partner universities in Malaysia and Indonesia were delivering lectures remotely.