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of them is the opportunity to acquire practical knowledge and develop skills much faster, which are also useful in life outside work.Physics students at the Institute have the opportunity to work with high-endequipment, and this isa particularly importantaspect for further professional development. This means that valuable practical skills are acquired in addition to theoretical knowledge.In comparisonto other countries, we start working inapplication of knowledge(in the labs, making real research)much earlier, so students gain an understanding of working in science earlier. In general, the possibilities are wide for us andin most cases the availability of equipment or methods is not a limiting factor in the development of ideas. I would like to encourage young people to work in scienceand gain knowledge fearlessly – being in a small country is a great advantage in getting what you need:we are flexible, everything is much more accessible, sothere are more opportunities,granted the motivation

Evaluation of applications from 15.02.2024 till 25.02.2024. The results will be announced to the applicants personally, by e-mail FROM 26.02.2024. Who can apply for Erasmus+ studies: Students from Faculty of Social Science (places are available for all study program students, from all study levels – BA or MA); You can apply if when you plan to start your exchange studies, you will have completed at least the 1st year of undergraduate studies. You can apply ONLY to those universities with which cooperation agreements have been concluded (See on szf.lu.lv web page – Studijas – Studijas ārzemēs-Sadarbības augstskolas) Study mobility does not take place in the last semester of study program (mobility must end in the first month of the last semester of studies); You are successful in studies (average grade in A part studies courses is not lower than 7); Your knowledge of the language is not an obstacle to learning or communication. Universities with which

The aim of the study course is to provide the opportunity for doctoral candidates to develop competence in the supervision of the scientific works of students by acting as scientific supervision in the development of their field course`s and bachelor's final works, gaining the necessary experience for future academic activities. Course Tasks: 1. Supervise the development of courses and bachelor's works; 2. Review course and bachelor's works by preparing a written review and participating in a face-to-face defence procedure; 3. Provide an overview of the experience of managing and reviewing works. The course is taught in Latvian and English.

The University of Latvia pays great attention to the development of international collaboration in order to promote international identification, exchanges and to strengthen good reputation. The University of Latvia has been always active in international collaboration. Nowadays the objective is to focus on the content and quality in order to make internationalization a balanced element of education and research. The internationalization processes take place in the following areas: bilateral cooperation agreements (with 233 universities in 53 countries and regions); membership in the international university organizations and networks ; participation in international educational and research programmes and projects ; exchanges of students and teachers (exchange statistics); international cooperation on the faculty, institute, department and individual levels. By participating in international university organizations and active membership in networks such as EUA (The European

The aim of the course is to provide knowledge about the foreign constitutional legal framework. Course tasks: 1) to get acquainted with the peculiarities of the constitutional system of different countries; 2) to get acquainted with the specifics of the regulation of constitutional institutes in different countries of the world; 3) to deepen the notion of the variety of research methods, with a particular emphasis on the application of the comparative research

Main aim of the course is to promote understanding of practical issues on Private International Law. The course will explore the current issues on Private International Law, their analyses and application in practises, as well as the latest developments of Private International Law. It would be possible to improve practical skills on application of Private International Law, to improve critical thinking skills and competences how to realize own rights in applying of Private International Law in international

The aim of the course is to provide a general insight into the basic principles of the European Union and the guidelines of EU law. In the course of the course, the structure of the EU's main institutions, operating principles, mutual interaction between the institutions, as well as the application of EU law in EU and Latvian courts will be examined. Also, a brief introduction to the legal framework of the common EU market will be given. The methodology of the EU institutional law course is based on the study of primary and secondary EU legal acts, including the basic knowledge of ECJ jurisprudence and the latest development trends. The tasks of the course are to learn the ability to navigate the EU institutional structure and basic issues of EU law, to learn basic skills for working with sources of EU law, to learn to use the theoretical issues of EU law in solving practical situations, to be able to orientate and express a reasoned opinion about the place of the EU in the modern

The aim of the course is to provide knowledge about the foreign constitutional legal framework. Course tasks: 1) to get acquainted with the peculiarities of the constitutional system of different countries; 2) to get acquainted with the specifics of the regulation of constitutional institutes in different countries of the world; 3) to deepen the notion of the variety of research methods, with a particular emphasis on the application of the comparative research

The aim of the course is to provide a general insight into the basic principles of the European Union and the guidelines of EU law. In the course of the course, the structure of the EU's main institutions, operating principles, mutual interaction between the institutions, as well as the application of EU law in EU and Latvian courts will be examined. Also, a brief introduction to the legal framework of the common EU market will be given. The methodology of the EU institutional law course is based on the study of primary and secondary EU legal acts, including the basic knowledge of ECJ jurisprudence and the latest development trends. The tasks of the course are to learn the ability to navigate the EU institutional structure and basic issues of EU law, to learn basic skills for working with sources of EU law, to learn to use the theoretical issues of EU law in solving practical situations, to be able to orientate and express a reasoned opinion about the place of the EU in the modern

Main aim of the course is to promote understanding of practical issues on Private International Law. The course will explore the current issues on Private International Law, their analyses and application in practises, as well as the latest developments of Private International Law. It would be possible to improve practical skills on application of Private International Law, to improve critical thinking skills and competences how to realize own rights in applying of Private International Law in international