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Faculty of Electronics Graduation Ceremony: A New Generation of Electronics and Energy Specialists Embarks on Their Professional Journey

June 19, 2026

Diplomas were awarded to 184 graduates of the VILNIUS TECH Faculty of Electronics during a graduation ceremony filled with congratulations, words of gratitude, and encouragement for graduates to confidently step into the rapidly evolving worlds of technology and energy.

Among the guests attending the ceremony was Lithuania’s Minister of Energy, Žygimantas Vaičiūnas, who emphasized the strong demand for electronics, energy, and technology professionals.

“Today, after completing your studies, you are entering a new stage of life and beginning your professional careers. Specialists in your fields are currently in great demand not only in Lithuania, but throughout Europe and around the world. I am pleased that you have a significant competitive advantage and are in an excellent position to begin your journey in the dynamic energy sector,” said Ž. Vaičiūnas.

VILNIUS TECH Rector Romualdas Kliukas also congratulated the graduates, reminding them that the most valuable thing they take away from university is not merely a diploma, but the knowledge, skills, and mindset they have developed throughout their studies.

“The philosopher Cicero once aptly said: ‘Everything I have, I carry with me.’ I believe that what you take from the university is more than a diploma—it is the ability to solve problems creatively, to see the bigger picture, and to create value. If you made the most of every opportunity provided by your lecturers during your years at the university, today you possess a significant competitive advantage. The engineering mindset you have gained here will help you overcome even the most challenging situations,” said the Rector.

One of the most heartfelt moments of the ceremony was the speech delivered by graduate Laura Venckutė. She expressed her gratitude to lecturers for their patience and knowledge, to the university community for providing a space to grow, create, make mistakes, and learn, and to family members and loved ones for their unwavering support.

“Today we receive our diplomas. However, this is not a finish line. It is a starting point, with better maps in our hands. Let us not wait for the perfect moment. Let us begin now and trust ourselves at least as much as we trusted that cup of coffee at two o’clock in the morning,” said L. Venckutė.

She also encouraged her fellow graduates to hold on to the courage and curiosity that brought them this far and to continue embracing new discoveries in the years ahead.

This year’s graduates of the VILNIUS TECH Faculty of Electronics completed studies in fields such as electronics engineering, telecommunications, computer engineering, energy engineering, and other technology-related disciplines. The university notes that professionals with these competencies are among the most sought-after specialists in today’s labor market.

The graduation ceremony marked not only the completion of their studies but also the beginning of a new professional chapter—one in which these young engineers will have the opportunity to develop innovations, solve complex challenges, and contribute to the technological advancement of Lithuania and Europe.

More photos will be posted June 22-26.

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