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The course provides an overview on the history of Japanese culture and civilization from the beginning of the Kamakura period (13th century) to the Meiji period (19th

as with the support of other partners have issued several collections of scientific articles and publications. Please, see the front covers and contents of the published books here , or contact us for more information. Enrolment Applicants from the University of Latvia, other higher educational institutions in Latvia, as well as ones from other countries are welcomed to apply to become members of the Doctoral School. Regular application usually takes place within the last week of August until the middle of September. Please send the fully filled, signed and scanned application form to email address romansputans@gmail.com . After the application is received, it will be reviewed by the Council of the Doctoral school, after which the applicant is informed with the final decision. Events The Doctoral School organizes guest lectures, seminars, regular discussions, conferences and Jean Monnet doctoral colloquia as a part of the European Commission Jean Monnet Life Learning Programme. The School also

Structural unit Contact person E-mail Faculty of Medicine Valdis Folkmanis medconference@lu.lv

If you have any questions, please, contact Aleksandra Kjakste ( aleksandra.kjakste@lu.lv ) or call 67034712.

Outside of visiting hours, please contact the coordinators by e-mail or phone. If necessary, arrange an individual meeting time in advance.

Contact: UL FM International Coordinator Ivars Pēkainis Email: ivars.pekainis@lu.lv Phone: +371 67033823

The course is a continuation of Chinese language course "Chinese VII". It introduces students to more complicated grammatical forms, literary works of the 20th.century, specific expressions, giving also a further and deeper understanding of the Chinese thought. With the increasing amount of vocabulary, students will be able to use the Chinese spoken language more freely and fluently when having direct contact with native speakers.

More and more organizations and individuals are seeking to make sure their views are known to politicians in the hope of influencing political decisions. The representing of public and private interests plays a key part in the functioning of the European Union (EU). The activities of interests groups could partly explain the development and functioning of the (then) European Economic Community (EEC). They can form an important means of contact between the rather remote central institutions of the EU and the populations of the member states. In so doing, interest groups can play a key role in legitimizing the decisions of the EU. Today, the performance of key business sectors in Europe would be undermined without the willing and collective involvement of firms with public authorities in the governance of their affairs, because the quality of public decisions depends upon the specialist input and co-operation of the powerful interests they affect. For non-business interests, however

The aim of the course is to offer a view on the origin of the Finno-Ugrian peoples, ethnic history, material culture and lifestyle from the Prehistoric times up to the 20th century. On the grounds of the archaeological evidence the disintegration of the Finno-Ugrian culture community into separate culture-ethnical groups in the Neolithic and Bronze Age are viewed. The following divergence in the Iron Age in the peoples known from the written sources such as Vepsi, Voti, Karelians, Estonians, Livs etc. are examined as well. The contacts and their consequence among the Finns, Balts and Slavs are analysed. The ethnographic part of the course comprises the wide description of the ethnography of Estonians, Finns, Livonians. Students are aquainted with ethnic situation, historic regions, their peculiarities and interaction. The course deals with the material culture and lifestyle mostly in the 18 th -20 th centuries (settlements, national building, trade, national costumes and art

Scientific degree Name Surname Position Contact information Vladimirs Ivanovs Head of Engineering Mechanics Department Vladimirs.Ivanovs 29509755