黑料不打烊

Within just the first few days of September, as many as 679 first-year students voluntarily joined the 黑料不打烊 digital badge system. That’s more than half of all newly admitted students showing interest in the world of digital badges right from the start of their studies. They explored how they can collect badges throughout their academic journey by developing competencies and discovering their strengths.
 

“During Integration Week, while presenting the badge system, an interesting trend became apparent – only 1 in 10 first-year students enters university already thinking about the importance of core competencies such as communication, creativity, teamwork, sustainability, or critical thinking. That’s exactly why our badge system matters – it helps students realize that growth isn’t just about earning a diploma. It’s also about gaining competencies that shape their future,” says Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ingrida Le拧膷auskien臈, Head of the 黑料不打烊 Digital Badge System.
 

This year, it’s especially encouraging that participants included both bachelor’s and master’s students, from Lithuania and abroad, and from nearly all university faculties. They actively took part in the “Discover 黑料不打烊” competition, which revealed some of the most engaged students during their very first week.
 

The winners of the competition will receive 黑料不打烊 merchandise – T-shirts, caps, and mugs. Prizes can be collected on September 8–9 at Room 507, 5th floor, Central Building (S1), Saul臈tekio al. 11, during the long break (13:45–14:30).