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The course deals with legal issues concerning rental and ownership of residential property. Regarding the rental agreement of residential property – conclusion, subject, subjects, as well as the termination of the agreement, in total three lectures are devoted to the topic. Issues concerning the relationship between the lessor, the tenant and his/her family members, as well as their rights and obligations, issues concerning the state and local governments are covered. Issues concerning the residential property – the creation, administration, and management thereof – are considered separately. The aim of the course is to enable students to provide an understanding of the legal relationship of rental of residential premises, the norms of apartment property, the management of residential houses, case law.

The aim of the course "Latin Legal Terms" is to provide the students with the knowledge of modern legal term usage in legal texts. The tasks of the course are to introduce the students with legal terms, their sources, various Latin expressions, as well as to develop students’ ability to use them in corresponding academic and work situations. In order to achieve better comprehension of terminology, the students also acquire the basics of phonetic, morphological and syntactical systems of the Latin language.

Students of the Problems in Exercising Ownership Rights course will have to obtain knowledge on newest changes (during the last year) in the legal framework in relation to ownership rights, rights to another person's item (servitutes, real charges, pledge, option to purchase, construction rights); on judgements of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in relation to ownership rights analysing Article 1 of the First Protocol of the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, Judgements of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Latvia evaluating compliance of separate regulatory enactments to Article 105 of the Constitution. The students will have to obtain a comprehensive idea on draft laws, practice of application of effective laws and other regulatory enactments and formation of judicature, scientific publications dedicated to these topics. When studying in this course, the students will be knowledgeable in insights expressed in judgements

The aim of the programme is to provide a set of knowledge, skills, and competence required in the science of philosophy in accordance with the 7th level of Latvian Qualifications Framework in compliance with the Classification of the Latvian Education, preparing specialists with the right and potential to continue studies in philosophy and other doctoral study programmes, teaching staff and researchers of higher education institutions and high-level employees of state institutions, capable of addressing current problems of scientific and professional philosophy, ethics and other philosophy sub-fields in an interdisciplinary context. The programme tasks: 1. To create and regularly update high-quality study content in accordance with the theoretical and methodological innovations of philosophy and its sub-fields, as well as the requirements of the academic and professional environment and the labour market; 2. To promote the development of the skills of scientific research

Students and academic personnel of the Faculty of History and Philosophy respect the principles of academic ethics and the regulations for academic integrity in their studies and research process, as well in mutual relations. Respect for the principles of academic freedom, integrity, fairness, responsibility, loyalty, dignity and collegiality promotes the quality of studies and research, promotes respect and trust in the faculty, as well prevents to maximum the possibility of conflict of interest. It is the responsibility of every faculty’s member to uphold these principles of academic ethics. In the event of differences between students, academic personnel or between students and academic personnel, the responsibility of involved parties is to resolve differences through respectful discussion. If solution cannot be found then involved parties must turn to the director of the respective programme or the dean of the faculty. Lastly, if conflict cannot be resolved in such a way

The purpose of this course is to familiarize students with specific legal relations of obligations regulated in the Civil Law and other laws and to provide practical knowledge in their application. The course introduces various types of contracts (alienation, return of property, performance of work, etc.), as well as obligations which relate to personal and property damage, negotiorum gestio, and unjust enrichment. Students will study contracts which are regulated by the Civil Law such as contracts of purchase, supply, gift, loan, rental, services, carriage and authorisation as well as contracts regulated by separate legal acts but not less important such as contracts of insurance, construction, etc. The course reviews legal relationships of payments, loans and promissory notes, which are important in economic life, as well as liability for bodily injuries, violations of freedom, reputation and dignity, privacy, property.

One of the largest local manufacturers of medications and chemical and pharmaceutical products in the Baltic countries established in Latvia in 1972. The modern pharmaceutical concern has a vast and diverse assortment of products that are exported to more than 60 countries, with only approximately 25% being sold in Latvia. More about the company Support In 2012, the company donated EUR 6 400for the scholarships to be granted to the students of the UL Faculty of Chemistry in the 2012/2013 academic year, andEUR 430in support of the 2 nd International Conference in Pharmacology in Riga. In the 2013/2014 academic year, the scholarships were granted to Diāna Džabijeva (EUR 1 450), Gunita Oša (EUR 1 450) and Mārcis Sējējs (EUR 1 450). In 2013, AS Olainfarmdonated EUR 2 845.74for the academic conference "Interactivity of Science and Culture in Latvia and Worldwide", and for publication of the monograph dedicated to the jubilee year of Academician Jānis Stradiņš, celebrated from May

The Institute of Solid State Physics of the University of Latvia allows students to be creative at least twice a year by organizing a hackathon. This fall it happened online. Seven student teams were formed. The Student Deep Science Hackathon brought together students from a variety of university programs, allowing them to form interdisciplinary teams. Under the guidance of mentors, they developed innovative ideas related to STEM or four scientific disciplines - science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Students' performance was evaluated by an experienced jury. Three of the most interesting ideas: a pillow that adjusts the surface temperature to make it comfortable for the sleeper; a conceptual solution to the problem of how to wake up in the morning and how to deal with a seemingly simple but at the same time very disturbing phenomenon - a hangover.

Although the University of Latvia provides internship opportunities for most students of professional study programs (see the description " How is the internship organized at the University of Latvia?" ). Students can also choose the appropriate internship placement for their program. You can view current internships and job vacancies independently at the UL vacancy portal e-karjera.lu.lv and in other sections of the Career Center home page, for example, "Internship Offers Abroad". You can also apply for individual support for consultations at the UL Career Center: karjera@lu.lv .

Summer School of Latvian Language and Culture 2019 for students with no, little (A1+) or good (B1) prior knowledge of Latvian language 19 July – 1 August 2019. For the fifth year, the University of Latvia in collaboration with the Latvian Language Agency organizes "Summer School of Latvian Language and Culture" for students and otherinterested partieswho want not only to learn and improve their Latvian, but also to broaden their knowledge of Latvian history, art and folklore. Thosestudents who studyLatvian or other Baltic languages at their home universities are particularly encouraged to apply.