Find the publication using the Open Stock map

September 9, 2025

We invite you to use the information bridge Library-Universitetas-Studentas (BUS) – https://bus.vilniustech.lt

There you will find information resources recommended by lectures for students of all study forms and all faculties. In the information platform you will find clearly presented information relevant to studies at VILNIUS TECH University, bibliographies of the study subject, links to the storage location of the publication, electronic resources, the opportunity to review the covers and contents of the publication, read part of the publication in GoogleBooks.

In this information platform you can also:

  • review newly received library publications >>>, to subscribe the newsletter >>>
  • recommend the library to purchase the publications necessary for studies by filling  the book offer form >>>
  • register for trainings organized by the library >>>
  • reserve workrooms for study by filling a reservation form >>>
  • use the interlibrary loan service (TBA / TTBA) >>>
  • to submit an application for the inclusion of a publication in the publishing plan >>>

If you get lost in the library’s spaces among the abundance of books and don't know where to find the required topic or a specific book you’re interested in, the Open stock map will help. It shows you the exact location of the publication you're looking for.
 
IMPORTANT! The map is for publications located in the Central Library's Open stock, as well as in the Architecture and Creative Sciences and Technology and Management Sciences reading rooms.

How to use the Open stock map:

  • You will be redirected to the Open Open stock map and the publication’s storage location

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The “Discover VILNIUS TECH” challenge, held during the first week of September, helped students discover the VILNIUS TECH digital badge system – nearly 800 new participants joined, and 10 of them won prizes provided by VILNIUS TECH. During the challenge, students unlocked eight digital badge programmes and discovered more than 200 extracurricular activities offered by the University. But the challenge is only the beginning: students can continue earning digital badges throughout their studies and use their certificates to showcase their skills and prepare for their careers. “The meetings held during Integration Week confirmed that students are interested in preparing for their careers from their very first year – learning how to prepare a strong CV, feel more confident in job interviews, and use digital badges and their certificates to present their competencies to employers,” says Assoc. Prof. Dr Ingrida Leščauskienė, Head of the VILNIUS TECH Digital Badge System. This year, students are also being introduced to the new career preparation digital badge programme “DISCOVER. GRAVITY”, developed within the framework of international Erasmus+ project “YOUTH 360”. Students will be able to earn digital badges by participating in career seminars led by professionals, the GRAVITY Career Day, and other career preparation activities. The winners are: Lukas Stankūnas (Faculty of Civil Engineering). Ernas Erlikas(Faculty of Electronics). Liepa Gustaitė (Faculty of Mechanics). Sofiya Eitminovich (Faculty of Fundamental Sciences). Yehor Kumeiko (Faculty of Mechanics). Aironas Šalkauskas (Faculty of Civil Engineering). Kotryna Simaitytė (Faculty of Mechanics). Rytis Stankevičius (Faculty of Electronics). Ugnius Tilvikas (Faculty of Mechanics). Ieva Vilimaitė (Antanas Gustaitis Aviation Institute). Congratulations to the winners! The selected winners will receive VILNIUS TECH merchandise – T-shirts and mugs. Prizes can be collected on 8–9 September at Saulėtekio Ave. 11, Central Building (S1), 3th floor, from 9:30–15:00. More information about the VILNIUS TECH digital badge system is available here.
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