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constitutional bodies and public administration institutions in a democratic state and various problematic issues in their operation. Also, an important task of the course is to deepen students' knowledge of the content of fundamental human rights, especially within the framework of the principle of harmony, i.e. looking in the context of Latvian and international regulation and judicial practice in the field of fundamental human rights. From the point of view of administrative law, the task of the course is to provide a modern insight into the principles of public administration, the right to a fair trial in the administrative procedure and the procedure of administrative offence, as well as the understanding of the concept of fair compensation in legal science. As a result of learning the course, the student should understand the competence of constitutional bodies and state administrative institutions, their operating principles, practical realization and problems. The course is taught

constitutional bodies and public administration institutions in a democratic state and various problematic issues in their operation. Also, an important task of the course is to deepen students' knowledge of the content of fundamental human rights, especially within the framework of the principle of harmony, i.e. looking in the context of Latvian and international regulation and judicial practice in the field of fundamental human rights. From the point of view of administrative law, the task of the course is to provide a modern insight into the principles of public administration, the right to a fair trial in the administrative procedure and the procedure of administrative offence, as well as the understanding of the concept of fair compensation in legal science. As a result of learning the course, the student should understand the competence of constitutional bodies and state administrative institutions, their operating principles, practical realization and problems.

"Studentu kurpēs" / "In Student Shoes" In 2017, the annual event of the University of Latvia "In Student's shoes" took place from April 3 to 7. The event is intended for high school students. During this time, they can participate in the study process at the University of Latvia. It is an opportunity to participate in lectures, seminars, laboratories and practical work, as well as to get acquainted with the University study programs, their content and study process, which would help to make a motivated decision in choosing further education. In 2017, the event was supported by the patron "Swedbank" (2,000 EUR). University of Latvia’s new student celebration “Aristotelis 2017” / "Aristotle'17" Days of Chemists 2017 The annual event is the most important event of the year at the UL Faculty of Chemistry. It takes place for one week and is attended by about 400 students of the faculty. During the week, various events take place – sports games, orienteering competitions, erudition

​Conference proceedings “Language: Meaning and Form” are published by the Department of Latvian and General Linguistics, Faculty of Humanities, University of Latvia. Conference proceedings are published annually and cover a wide range of topics and approaches within current Latvian and general linguistics, including but not limited to grammar, pragmatics, semantics, cognitive linguistics and linguistic research methodology. The main aim of the proceedings is to bring together in one volume the various research results and theoretical developments that are presented each year at the international conferences and workshops organised by the Department of Latvian and General Linguistics of the Faculty of Humanities of the University of Latvia. The target audience of Language: meaning and form includes researchers, university lecturers, doctoral students and students at other stages of their training.All articles are double-blind peer-reviewed. Available in Open Access at E

Student Services of the University of Latvia

Student Services of the University of Latvia

Student Services of the University of Latvia

Want to learn how to start your own business? In an interview with Radio NABA, Kārlis Kivlenieks, the head of the LU Student Business Incubator, introduces everyone who is ready to develop their idea on another level. Elvis Kreicis, who leads a team of brainstorming students who are creating a digital course on climate change, also introduces the audience to his experiences. You can listen to the full Radio NABA program here .

Student self-government – the future for your creative growth In terms of the number of students, the University of Latvia Faculty of Chemistry is one of the smallest faculties in the university, however, it is no obstacle to establishment and development of its traditions. “The Chemists” have their own student self-government, in this organization students work voluntarily, listening to and taking into account the ideas, suggestions and criticism of teachers and other students. Student self-government is the main organizer of the faculty's events and upholder of traditions to ensure that during the studies, everyone could acquire the memories of lifetime happily recalled throughout the years. The traditional annual event “Days of Chemists”, organized by the student self-government is the most important happening for the entire faculty.

The goal of the course is to independently implement the steps of the modern data analysis and answer practical questions using publicly available data, R programming language and RStudio integrated programming environment. To reach the goal the task of the course is to learn R ecosystem’s methods for data import, export, tidying, graphical and non-graphical exploratory analysis, methods for generating publication quality reports and become familiar with selected topics in machine learning. Language of instruction is