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Course paper is an integral part of the Political science BA programme at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Latvia. It is the first attempt of students to complete a relatively long research paper independently, and it sets the stage for later similar research papers and eventually the undergraduate dissertation. The aim of the course paper assignment is to develop students' independent research skills. Students fulfil a number of tasks while completing the course paper assignment. Students acquire in-depth understanding of at least one political science subfield: political theory, comparative politics, public administration, and international politics. Also, students learn to analyze specific political problems and use methods. Each students is assigned a supervisor. A course paper turns into a complete, independent, scientifically oriented study of a specific political problem or event selected in the field of specialization. This is done by a carefully planning one

Course paper is an integral part of the Political science BA programme at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Latvia. It is the first attempt of students to complete a relatively long research paper independently, and it sets the stage for later similar research papers and eventually the undergraduate dissertation. The aim of the course paper assignment is to develop students' independent research skills. Students fulfil a number of tasks while completing the course paper assignment. Students acquire in-depth understanding of at least one political science subfield: political theory, comparative politics, public administration, and international politics. Also, students learn to analyze specific political problems and use methods. Each students is assigned a supervisor. A course paper turns into a complete, independent, scientifically oriented study of a specific political problem or event selected in the field of specialization. This is done by a carefully planning one

The University of Latvia (UL) Foundation provides an opportunity to outstanding and diligent students, as well as students with limited resources to receive scholarships from UL patrons. Every conscientious student aspires to being financially independent to be able to focus on the studies of their choice fully. The generous donations of patrons and supporters provide scholarships to bachelor's, master's and doctoral students. Scholarship recipients are united by determination, dedication, versatility and enthusiasm for their occupation. Motivational support is available to students of social sciences, humanities and natural sciences, and the scholarship can be received already in the first year of studies. Find out more on the website of the UL Foundation . E-mail: fonds@fonds.lv FIND YOUR SCHOLARSHIP AND APPLY

For students of the University of Latvia, internships are provided in professional study programs. In most professional study programs, the institution provides students with internships in various companies, institutions and organizations with which each faculty has cooperation agreements. To find out about the opportunities available for internships, the student must first contact the program manager in his / her faculty. At the same time, students are entitled to choose their own placement, but only with the coordinator of the practice, who is responsible for practice at the faculty. Two internship supervisors are appointed for the duration of the internship - one from the University of Latvia and one from the company / institution / organization. The Dean's authorized representative of the Faculty - the program internship organizer - organizes internship placement, contracting and cooperation with internships, organizes the practice of the students registered in the program

UL SC provides classes to students in more than 10 different sports. Among the most popular convincingly, fitness group classes attended weekly by several hundred students should be mentioned. Classes take place in the centre of Riga itself, the Aerobic Hall of the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences (Aspazija bulvāris 5), and the range offered is wide enough – 14 different types of fitness classes divided into 3 different intensities - LOW, MEDIUM AND HIGH. Students also appreciate the high quality of these classes, because in total there are 8 professional trainers in the UL's fitness department who work in various top fitness clubs in addition to their daily work at the University of Latvia. The conclusion is therefore one, a one-off offer, which must certainly be used! Fitness classes are held at the UL Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences (Aspazija bulvāris 5), the main building (Raina bulvāris 19) and the UL Science Home.

Programme level: Bachelor's Degree Programme Language of instruction: Latvian Study form and duration: full-time - 6 semesters Credits: 180 ECTS Obtainable degree or qualification: Bachelor of Natural Sciences in Mathematics Number of students accepted each year: State-funded study places - 40, study places for tuition fee - 20 Tuition fee per year (ac. year 2025/26): 2700 EUR for EU/EEA/Swiss citizens, permanent residence permit holders and their family members. 2700 EUR for citizens of other countries Study location: Riga, Tornakalns The bachelor’s study programme “Mathematics” provides a high standard academic education in mathematics. Students acquire both theoretical knowledge and research skills that provide the basis for professional activity. The acquired skills of scientific analysis allow to develop the ability to solve problems independently, as well as prepare students for further studies of scientific research.

Master’s students, providing free legal assistance to disadvantaged persons, are involved in the work of the Legal Clinic of the Faculty of Law (FL) of theUniversity of Latvia (UL). Before starting work, students acquire knowledge in the communication psychology, ethics of a lawyer, case research, time planning and other topics. Customers are primarily consulted on labour and housing rights, as well as in maintenance cases, without excluding other issues. Students receive credit points for their work at the Centre. During their work studentsare consulted by faculty teaching staff and UL graduates – legal practitioners.

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Course paper is an integral part of the Political science BA programme at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Latvia. The aim of the course paper assignment is to develop students' independent research skills. Students fulfil a number of tasks while completing the course paper assignment. Students acquire in-depth understanding of at least one political science subfield: political theory, comparative politics, public administration, and international politics. Also, students learn to analyze specific political problems and use methods. Each students is assigned a supervisor. A course paper turns into a complete, independent, scientifically oriented study of a specific political problem or event selected in the field of specialization. This is done by a carefully planning one's research project, thus providing a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of the chosen topic. Course papers systematically test initial assumptions about the chosen topic, resulting in certain

Course paper is an integral part of the Political science BA programme at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Latvia. The aim of the course paper assignment is to develop students' independent research skills. Students fulfil a number of tasks while completing the course paper assignment. Students acquire in-depth understanding of at least one political science subfield: political theory, comparative politics, public administration, and international politics. Also, students learn to analyze specific political problems and use methods. Each students is assigned a supervisor. A course paper turns into a complete, independent, scientifically oriented study of a specific political problem or event selected in the field of specialization. This is done by a carefully planning one's research project, thus providing a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of the chosen topic. Course papers systematically test initial assumptions about the chosen topic, resulting in certain