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Address: UL House of Nature Jelgavas iela 1 Riga, LV-1004 Student Information Centre Room No. 224 Faculty of Geography and Earth Sciences (FGES): zeme@lu.lv , Tel. (+371) 67033910 Faculty of Biology (FB), Faculty of Chemistry (FC): daba@lu.lv , Tel. (+371) 67033920 Faculty of Physics, Mathematics and Optometry, Department of Optometry and Vision Science: optometrija@lu.lv , Tel.(+371) 67033940 StudentCouncils Room No. 221, FGES Room No. 220,FB Room No. 219, FC Library of Natural Sciences For the students and academic staff of the University of Latvia library is available 24/7, for the guests on business days and Saturdays 8.00–22.00 Librarian is available dabasbibl@lu.lv ; Tel. (+371) 67033933, Tel. (+371) 22023096 Questions,suggestionstothecaterer jelgavasiela@daily.lv ; Tel. (+371) 25618245

Project "Modernization of Computer Science Study Programs" As a result of the project, the University of Latvia will offer European-level computer science study programs, which is a step towards the general goal of the University of Latvia to offer quality, excellence-oriented education. Quality education is also a precondition for an educated workforce to enter companies, which is vital for economic development. By offering high-quality study programs, there is a greater opportunity to keep young people in Latvia who doubt the quality of studies here and look in the direction of other European universities. Time period: February 2017 - November 2017. The project is implemented thanks to the donation by the patron "Mikrotīkls" (16 550 EUR). Project "Programming with pleasure/ Programmēt ar prieku" As a result of the project, the didactic materials and teaching aids of the course of Computers and Software 1 will be improved. Technical and didactic materials and technical

The course is foreseen for students, who are interested in Swedish and want to continue language studies at the base level in conversation and writing. In the course students supplement the basic knowledge of vocabulary, pronunciation and intonation in Swedish. They continue to master basic grammatical categories and rules of Swedish and they develop their communicative skills in speech and writing as well.

Social support scholarship for the first-year bachelor’s programme students of the University of Latvia (UL) in all fields of science. Established on the basis of bequest by the patroness Minna Matilde Vilhelmīne Petkevičs. The scholarship is intended for those UL first-year bachelor’s programme students who have graduated from secondary school with excellent results and have shown high achievements in both studies and extracurricularactivities, and have insufficient means for the studies. Number of scholarships: not stipulated. Scholarship amount: EUR 2 200 per academic year. Scholarship Commission: Patron, Honorary Consul of Latvia in Texas Peter Aloizs Ragaušs ,Chairman of the Board of the UL Foundation, Prof. emer. Ivars Lācis , representative of the patron company Arčers, Public Relations Specialist Aiga Dakule , Head of the UL Department of InfrastructurePlanning Unit Rolands Parasigs-Parasiņš , Executive Director of the UL Foundation Laila Kundziņa , the UL Foundation

Engure municipality has one of the longest sea borders of all the municipalities in Latvia – its length is 56 km. Almost 8000 people have settled here and send their children to educational institutions in Milzkalne, Smārde, Lapmežciems and Engure. According to census, the number of inhabitants in Engure region within the last ten years has increased. The region also prodes itself in the achievements of the students of the newly built Engure School of Music and Arts. They regularly win prizes in the national competitions. The cultural life of the region is vigorous and rooted in national and contemporary values. A particularly enthusiastcally upheld tradition is the competition of local inhabitants at the regional championships of basketball and football. The territory of the municipality is crossed by main national highways Riga – Ventspils, Jurmala – Kolka, train line Riga – Tukums, and intercity buses run along the sea. Jurmala Airport, which had received the investment

and circular economy. The doctoral school is providing lectures and trainings to supplement generic skills of young researchers in natural sciences by managing cooperation among the experts and practitioners at research institutions and related business enterprises in Latvia and abroad. Participants of the doctoral school for their scientific research can freely use laboratories and equipment at the modern newly built Academic Centre for Natural Sciences of the University of Latvia. Over the time, within the doctoral school collaboration between the PhD students in environmental science at the University of Latvia and Riga Technical University has developed into the discussion series IMRaD (Introduction, Methods, Results & Discussion) where PhD students and post-doctoral researchers can exchange their opinion and knowledge on up-to-date subjects with the experts of natural sciences and related industries. The head of the doctoral school “Earth resources and their sustainable use

The New Technologies and Innovations Day (NTID) takes place every September, providing an opportunity for University of Latvia (UL)students, researchers and graduates to demonstrate and evaluate the achievements of the year. During the day, events take place in the UL Nature house (Jelgava street 1, Riga) – presentations, discussions, competitions, exhibitions, etc., during which you can get acquainted with research activities in an interactive and also popular scientific way. NTID also integrates the annual UL Alumni Day, which gives graduates the opportunity to show what they have achieved, as they have proven themselves in science, art and other fields. The event takes visitors on a research trip, during which it is possible to have fun and learn new, interesting and valuable information about what is happening at the University of Latvia and about the development of science in general. UL New Technologies and Innovations Day 2021 will take place on 23 and 24 September –the week

Degree to be achieved: Professional Master Degree in Clinical Optometry, qualification “Optometrist” Duration of studies: Full-time (2 or 3 years) or Part-time (2.5 or 4 years) Type of studies: Full-time or Part-time Amount of credits: 120 ECTS or 180 ECTS European Qualifications Framework (EQF) level: Level 7 International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED) level: Level 7 Language of instruction: English Accreditation: the programme is accredited until 02.02.2029. Director of the Programme: Assoc. prof. Aiga Švede Tuition fee EU/EEA/Swiss citizens and their family members; Long Term Resident EU - 6000 EUR per Year Other сountry citizens - 6000 EUR per Year The Professional Master’s study programme “Clinical Optometry” offers multidisciplinary studies based on visual science and contemporary primary vision care. Upon successful completion of the studies, students will be awarded a Professional Master Degree in Clinical Optometry and the qualification

In order to go to the Erasmus+ exchange program in the SPRING semester of 2023/2024, you must follow the instructions below, and all this must be done from AUGUST 29 to SEPTEMBER 10, at 20:00. Evaluation of applications from 11.09.23 till 24.09.23. The results will be announced to the applicants personally, by e-mail. Who can apply for Erasmus+ studies: Students from Faculty of Social Science (places are available for all study program students, from all study levels – BA or MA); You can apply if when you plan to start your exchange studies, you will have completed at least the 1st year of undergraduate studies. You can apply ONLY to those universities with which cooperation agreements have been concluded (See on szf.lu.lv web page – Studijas – Studijas ārzemēs-Sadarbības augstskolas) Study mobility does not take place in the last semester of study program (mobility must end in the first month of the last semester of studies); You are successful in studies

into reality. The main benefits of the team in the process of developing the idea can be characterized by getting to know yourself and your team members, learning from the various experiences gained, but the main benefit isa great end product, to be proud of for a long time. Motivation was provided not only by the team mentor, but also by financial support, which was support in finding various solutions. As a challenge, the team certainly sees the difficult obstacles along the way, which were ignorance of technology or tools, but all this was learned in the process and now students can call themselves knowledgeable and determined fighters who are ready to challenge themselves and test their abilities. Each member of the Idea Lab has gained a variety of experiences while working in this programme, which in a few months has allowed students to grow as personalities, gain a broader view of the modern and ever-changing world of technology and innovation, and find their own field. This is definitely