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This course is aimed at the master level students who are particularly interested in the wide field of international law and consider specializing in this area. The aim of the course is to provide the students with the recent scholarly reflections in better understanding of international law as a legal system. It will discuss the established and new concepts of international law. The course will provide an overview of what every lawyer should know about international law in current more globalized world. Based on this knowledge the students will be able to follow and understand better those processes that today characterize international law. The more specific aim of the course is to examine the thesis that international law has entered the era of constitutionalisation. What is the basis and the content of this thesis? What are the arguments against? The course will inspire the students to think of the role of constitutionalist discourse in the world and what effect it has

of the old asphalt paths have been replaced with cobblestones and historic gravel, the pond has been cleaned in the central part, benches and wooden footbridges have been placed around it. In September 2014, within the framework of the program “Art in Public Space” implemented by the Boriss un Ināra Teterev Foundation, the first urban art object was opened in the garden area - the work “Still Life” by the artists Brigita Zelča-Aispure and SandisAispurs. Thanks for the support! University of Latvia annual event "Studenta kurpēs" The annual eventtook place from April 4 to 8, 2016. The event is intended for high school students. During this time, they are given the opportunity to 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 UL study programs, their content and study process, which would help to make a motivated decision in choosing further

Dissertations(UL) Database of dissertations/theses elaborated or defended at UL Online volume "Aspirants and Doctoral students of the University of Latvia. Part I" (LV)

The Master's degree program in Economics provides opportunities for creative academic and scientific work by offering a solid theoretical foundation in economic science, expanding understanding of economic processes, and acquiring new knowledge to critically evaluate and analyze situations both at the national level and within specific sectors of the economy and individual enterprises. Students in the Master's program in Economics are offered a wide range of theoretical courses in various fields of economics (such as finance and credit, business economics, macroeconomics, mathematical economics, statistics, and more). They have the opportunity to create an individual study plan according to their interests, as well as to meet with industry professionals and discuss current economic issues. During the studies, students have the opportunity to specialize in industrial economics and mathematical economics.

Support In 2015, the agency "Komunikācijas aģentūra" granted support to the activity of the University of Latvia "Studenta kurpēs"("In student’s shoes"), enabling the prospective students to become acquainted with future prospects, and donated EUR1500 for this purpose. In 2016, the agency continued to support the activity "Studenta kurpēs" by donating EUR 2000. We greatly appreciate the generous support to education and development!

Every year, students from all over Latvia have the opportunity to participate in the Latvian Open Physics Olympiad (LAFO), organised by the Department of Physics, Faculty of Physics, Mathematics and Optometry at the University of Latvia. The aim of the Olympiad is to stimulate the participants' interest in physics, to promote advanced physics knowledge and to promote opportunities to study in physics-related study programmes. How is the Latvian Open Physics Olympiad different from the National Physics Olympiad? Any student studying a physics course in primary or secondary school can become a LAFO participant without prior selection or restrictions on school representation, regardless of their physics performance or participation in other competitions and Olympiads.During the LAFO, participants may use reference materials that do not contain solutions or answers to the problems. Participants can choose in which language to receive the problems and write the solutions: Latvian

Anna Justīne Čakste-Rollins (USA, Arizona) is the granddaughter of Jānis Čakste, the first President of the Republic of Latvia and a Professor at the Faculty of Law at the University of Latvia, and the daughter of Professor Konstantīns Čakste. Despite his high offices, Jānis Čakste was also active in the field education. He played a significant role in establishing the Faculty of Economics and Law. He was the first lecturer in the Public International Law course. On 14 November 1919, J. Čakste was elected Professor. Konstantīns Čakste graduated the Faculty in 1925. In 1928, he was elected a Junior Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Economics and Law and became a popular lecturer among students over the years. In 1931, after defending his habilitation thesis “The Purchase of Rent in Latvia and Abroad”, Čakste became a private assistant professor at the Department of Civil Law at the University of Latvia and, in 1934, an assistant professor. From 1935 onwards, he also lectured

Other types of support: Legal Clinic of the Faculty of Law of UL provides free of charge legal assistance to Ukrainian refugees. Please, write an e-mail to zile@lu.lv or call (+371) 67034591 UL Students’ Council offers students an opportunity to participate in varioussocial events and activities, as well as to join the WhatsApp group chat of the UA community at UL. Information about social events and other activities can be found at: www.instagram.com/ul_isc/ (Instagram) and www.facebook.com/studentscouncilul/ (Facebook) In the Whatsapp group chat, you can find out about various job offers for Ukrainian students and quickly access important information. Join the WhatsApp group chat of the Ukrainian community at UL by e-mailing your name and telephone to lusp@lusp.lv Funds collected at the UL charity concert “For the Freedom of Ukraine” are to be spent on additional support soon. Donations are still being accepted at the site Support

Students and other interested, that would like to attend the conference as a listener and not receive the copy of the compendium of papers, do not have to pay the participation fee.

To assess and improve the quality of studies, there has been established a survey system in the University of Latvia – it envisages regular clarification of students' views and satisfaction levels, as well as its use in the improvement of the internal quality management system of studies. Within the framework of the survey system, a regular survey on the quality of the content of study courses and the work of the teaching staff is held every semester. In the first year of college, bachelor's and master's studies, students fill in a survey on the beginning of studies, while at the end of all levels of studies - a survey about their study experience. Other surveys are also conducted to evaluate the study process. Centrally organized, regular surveys of students are conducted in the Information System of the University of Latvia (LUIS). To obtain representative results in the surveys, participation in regular surveys is mandatory for students. Read more about the survey system