Taught courses
PhD Courses
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Politics and Theology in Ancient Greek and Roman Writings, 2024–now, Faculty of Philology
MPhil Courses
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Conceptualising the Divine in Antiquity, 2025–now, Faculty of Philology, Faculty of Philosophy
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Writing Research Texts, 2019–now, Faculty of Philology
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The Theme of Moderation in Ancient Culture, 2022–2024, Faculty of Philology
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Plato's Political Philosophy, 2019–2022, Faculty of Philology
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Ancient Political Thought, 2019, Faculty of Philology
BA Courses
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Ancient Philosophy, 2022–now, Faculty of Philology
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Classical Political Theories, 2018–now, Institute of International Relations and Political Science
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Knowledge of Reality in Plato, 2023–2024, Faculty of Philology
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Wisdom and the Divine: Ancient Greek Philosophy and Religion, Kings College London (Substituting teacher)
Teaching Awards
Exploring classical conceptions and philosophical challenges with students is the driving force behind my research and writing. In 2022, I became the Lecturer of the Year in Vilnius University. In 2024, the largest and oldest student corporation Republica has awarded me with the title Professor Optimus Scientiarum Politicarum.
Theses supervisions
PhD Theses
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The Influence of Cultural and Religious Concepts on Ancient Ethics: From Plato to the Stoics, 2023–now
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Aristotelian Mimesis: The Relation Between Art and Reality, 2023–now
MPhil Theses
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The Monad and the Dyad in Xenocrates' Philosophy, 2023 (magna cum laude)
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Aristotle's Mathematical Philosophy in Metaphysics M–N, 2023 (cum laude)
BA Theses
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Plato's Meno: Introduction, Translation, and Philosophical Commentaries, 2024
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The Interaction Between Urbanism and Politics in the Ideal Cities of Ancient Thinkers, 2024
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Freedom as Non-Domination: The Analysis and Critique of P. Pettit's Republican Theory, 2023
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M. Nussbaum's Conception of Justice: The Capabilities Approach as a Metapolitical Category, 2022 (cum laude)
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Political Arguments in Plato's Eschatological Myths, 2022
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Plato's Laws Book 10: Introduction, Translation, Commentaries, 2021 (magna cum laude)