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The aim of the study course is to provide Humanities sciences, Master's level students with the opportunity to improve their skills in Japanese language consecutive translation - in the highest level. Unlike previous level courses, this one also includes courtroom interpreting and conference interpreting. Vocabulary is also expanded in sectors and areas not previously covered. Students must conduct research on the topics they are going to translate, give presentations, practice tasks of increasing difficulty, and critically perform self-evaluation. Emphasis is placed on nuances, accuracy in translation, conducting research in the preparation of translation and mastering the terminology of the spheres previously uncovered. Attention is paid to the ability to concentrate even under conditions of increased stress. Tasks of the study course: 1. to expand the vocabulary in the specific fields that were not covered before; 2. improve practical skills in consecutive translation

The aim of the study course is to provide Humanities sciences, Master's level students with the opportunity to improve their skills in Japanese language consecutive translation - in the highest level. Unlike previous level courses, this one also includes courtroom interpreting and conference interpreting. Vocabulary is also expanded in sectors and areas not previously covered. Students must conduct research on the topics they are going to translate, give presentations, practice tasks of increasing difficulty, and critically perform self-evaluation. Emphasis is placed on nuances, accuracy in translation, conducting research in the preparation of translation and mastering the terminology of the spheres previously uncovered. Attention is paid to the ability to concentrate even under conditions of increased stress. Tasks of the study course: 1. to expand the vocabulary in the specific fields that were not covered before; 2. improve practical skills in consecutive translation

When applying for studies abroad, the coordinator must receive the following documents: Transcript of Records for the last completed semester, for the first year master’s students – for bachelor’s studies. Application form. Attention: the forms must be filled in on the computer.The photograph in the application form must be affixed in the place where the "Place for the photograph"is indicated, not next to it. Proof of foreign language skills.

Access the e-resource (only for the students and staff of the Faculty of Law of the University of Latvia) "Jurista Vārds" is the largest in Latvia periodical with specialised publications dedicated to law, which involves both legal scholars and legal practitioners in a joint discussion on the possibilities of improving the Latvian legal system. Ask your question to a consultant at the Library of the UL ! Your feedback is essential to evaluate the need for this e-resource!

About a year and a half ago, the first seminar was organized where doctoral students and degree applicants talked about the progress and plans of developing their theses. We plan to repeat this procedure again and make it an annual tradition. A discussion with degree applicants was already held last Wednesday; during it, those present were introduced to the procedure for submitting and defending a doctoral thesis at the FMOF UL, Physics Department. Now we plan to move further and let the 1st year doctoral students, who are just starting their doctoral studies, talk about their plans, while the next seminars will be attended by 2nd and 3rd year doctoral students.

The aim of the course is to provide students with basic knowledge and opportunity to learn practical skills in most popular methods of Point-of-Care-Testing (POCT). The tasks of the course are 1. to master the principles of express diagnostics of health disorders, basic methods of urine and blood express diagnostics, as well as to master the methods of assessing lung ventilation function. 2. to provide knowledge about the possibilities of using express diagnostic methods in the case of anemia and coagulation disorders and about the possibilities of express tests in the assessment of alcohol, drugs and infectious agents. The course is delivered in Latvian.

The aim of the course is to provide students with basic knowledge and opportunity to learn practical skills in most popular methods of Point-of-Care-Testing (POCT). The tasks of the course are 1. to master the principles of express diagnostics of health disorders, basic methods of urine and blood express diagnostics, as well as to master the methods of assessing lung ventilation function. 2. to provide knowledge about the possibilities of using express diagnostic methods in the case of anemia and coagulation disorders and about the possibilities of express tests in the assessment of alcohol, drugs and infectious agents. The course is delivered in Latvian.

About a year and a half ago, the first seminar was organized where doctoral students and degree applicants talked about the progress and plans of developing their theses. We plan to repeat this procedure again and make it an annual tradition. A discussion with degree applicants was already held; during it, those present were introduced to the procedure for submitting and defending a doctoral thesis at the FMOF UL, Physics Department. Now we plan to move further and let the 1st year doctoral students, who are just starting their doctoral studies, talk about their plans, while the next seminars will be attended by 2nd and 3rd year doctoral students. For november 23th we plan to listen to two new doctoral students.

In 2024 the summer school is planned to be held live in Riga. SUMMER SCHOOL OF LATVIAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE 2024 for students and other persons interested with no or little (A1+) to good (B1) prior knowledge of the Latvian language For the ninth year, the University of Latvia organizes "Summer School of Latvian Language and Culture" for students and other interested parties who want not only to learn and improve their Latvian language skills, but also to expand their knowledge of Latvian history, art and folklore. The students who study the Latvian Language or other Baltic languages at their home universities are particularly encouraged to apply. We offer: intensive, modern and interactive Latvian language course (grammar, reading, writing, speaking, 64 academic hours), which includes such topics as the human personality, experience, knowledge and skills, friendly contacts and time spent in Latvia, versatile and unique Riga, city tour and orientation, daily life

investment of the patronJānis Priedkalns. Latvian UniversitiesComputer Science (Informatics) Bachelor's and Master's Thesis Competition The main goal of the Latvian UniversitiesBachelor's and Master's thesis competition is to support the interest of computer science students in research and to motivate students to develop high-quality, innovative bachelor's and master's theses, thus promoting the quality level of scientific works in the IT sector. This competition was previously implemented by Exigen Services Latvia for several years, but since 2010 the competition has been organized by the ULFoundation in cooperation with IT companies. The total prize fund in 2014 in the amount of EUR 7,600 is provided by "Exigen services Latvia" and "Accenture Latvia", this year also the supervisors of the best works will receive a scholarship in the amount of EUR 500. Programmer's Day 2014 (Lady Lovelace Prize) Students and lecturers of all Latvian higher education IT study programs, IT industry