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The aim of the course is to provide the doctoral students possibility to develop a set of commonly used skills according to their own self-defined needs, professional and research interests. Objectives of the course: 1) to promote the acquisition and development of skills for general use; 2) to promote the linkage of knowledge and practice; 3) to strengthen links between the doctoral programme and other LU departments Language of instruction: Latvian and / or English.

The aim of the course is to give the students basic knowledge that will be necessary in further studies of the law: legal philosophy, learning of comparative law; as well as deeper understanding of public and private international law, the law of the European Union, and the human rights. To develop skills of critical thinking by using the methods of comparative law, and to develop skills in research work. Short outline of the content: The study course offers formation and development of the law from the customs rights in the primitive community to the legal order formed in Europe in the 20th century after World War II by evaluating these processes from the discourse of comparative law. In the course, emphasis is placed on cultures, doctrines and sources of law that have historically formed the variety of current European understanding of law. During the course, the students learn of the origins and reasons for formation of European legal circles and families. Historically most

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The study course integrates findings of general, developmental, social, personality and educational psychology and research, which are necessary for successful planning and implementation of pedagogical process in pre-school institutions and schools. The aim of study course is to provide structured knowledge in psychology in order to develop and improve students’ comprehension about consequences of the function of different cognitive processes; about physical, cognitive and socio – emotional developmental characteristics and their influential factors in early childhood, pre-school, elementary school age, adolescence and young adulthood; about different aspects of learning, social processes in groups and also as for the evaluation and resolution of conflicts in the preschool and primary school environment. The study course includes also students’ self-analysis of development, personality and communication aspect, which could influence pedagogical process, and facilitates prospective

The study course integrates findings of general, developmental, social, personality and educational psychology and research, which are necessary for successful planning and implementation of pedagogical process in pre-school institutions and schools. The aim of study course is to provide structured knowledge in psychology in order to develop and improve students’ comprehension about consequences of the function of different cognitive processes; about physical, cognitive and socio – emotional developmental characteristics and their influential factors in early childhood, pre-school, elementary school age, adolescence and young adulthood; about different aspects of learning, social processes in groups and also as for the evaluation and resolution of conflicts in the preschool and primary school environment. The study course includes also students’ self-analysis of development, personality and communication aspect, which could influence pedagogical process, and facilitates prospective

The aim of the course is to learn Latvian and international regulations for professional activity of a lawyer, as well as to familiarise with the most significant aspects of a lawyer’s practice. In addition to professional principles significant to the legal system in general, the students will familiarise themselves with the practical issues as well, for example, determining the lawyer’s royalty and regulation of professional advertisement. Visiting lecturers who are practising representatives of the legal professions (judges, advocates, notaries) will participate in classes of the course. Regulations for professional activities of the lawyers of the other Baltic States and the European Union will be evaluated in the course.

Note that the minimum length of stay for long term is three months and the Tenant is obligated to pay the rent for first 2 months in order to book the room, besides the payment must be made at least one month before the date of arrival. University of Latvia (UL) offers two student hotels for International students “Prima hostel” and ”Reznas student hotel”. There is a well-developed public transportation, it takes about 20 minutes to reach city centre, main building of the University of Latvia as well as Old town and Central Railway station. PRIMA Hostel Riga, Maza Lubanas street 6 REZNAS student hotel (fully booked) Riga, Maza Lubanas street 11 The hostel "PRIMA" is located in a 9 floor building reconstructed in 2006 with capacity of 360 tenants. Rooms available at PRIMA are the size of 10-12m² or 15-17m², where the price depends on the number of beds and tenants living in the room. All over the rooms

The purpose of this course is to introduce students with the general issues of the law of obligations regulated in the Civil Law and other laws and to provide practical knowledge in their application. The following general issues of law of obligations being of civil legal relationships during the general part of law of obligations course are learned: the origin of obligations and types, participants of transactions and delict participants, expression of will, the contents and form of obligations, the binding force of contract, penalty, earnest money, cession, interest, fulfillment, limitation period, violations and general issues of liability, termination of obligations rights, as well as issues for establishing of delicts and fault, the concept of damages, their division and requirements for collection of damages. The course provides insight in the most significant civil legal relationships in economic life as well as liability for bodily injuries, violations of freedom, reputation

The aim of the course is to provide students with an understanding of intellectual property law and its regulation in modern world. The course introduces with a general description of intellectual property law and examines various objects of intellectual property law from the point of view of various forms of creative expression (mainly - designations of goods and services, appearance of goods, inventions), and characterises infringements of intellectual property rights and their prevention. Objects of intellectual property law is characterised from the point of view of their regulation at international, regional, and national levels, with an emphasis on the EU and Latvian national regulation. The course is taught either in Latvian or English depending on a student group.

LU SC provides lessons for more than 11 different sports. Among the most popular are fitness classes, which are attended by several hundred students every week. Classes take place in the very center of Riga, at the aerobics hall of the Faculty of Business, Management and Economics (Aspazijas boulevard 5), and the range offered is quite wide - 14 different types of fitness classes, divided into 3 different intensities. The students also appreciate the high quality of these classes, because in total there are 8 professional trainers working in the UL fitness department, who work in various popular fitness clubs in addition to their work at the University of Latvia. So the conclusion is one - a unique offer that must definitely be used!