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The course aims to provide professional development opportunities for study program directors and academic staff of higher education institutions of Latvia as multiplicators for the implementation and evaluation of transversal competencies in higher education institutions. Course tasks: 1) Promote the improvement of understanding of the essence of transversal competencies in learning outcomes and the development of professional autonomy in the study process. 2) Analyze the experience of implementing transversal competencies and promote the skills of formulating and evaluating transversal competencies in learning outcomes. 3) To evaluate students' transversal competencies using a transversal competencies assessment instrument. 4) Evaluate the experience of using the transversal competencies assessment instrument. The language of instruction is Latvian.

%); -Environmental policy implementation and evaluation of the results (30%). In the end of the course a student has to develop a case study: - Selecting environmental problem and the possible solutions; - Characterising existing policies and legal framework; - Analysing the gaps of the environmental policy related to this problem; - Preparing the proposals to resolve these gaps. Course delivered in English.

%); -Environmental policy implementation and evaluation of the results (30%). In the end of the course a student has to develop a case study: - Selecting environmental problem and the possible solutions; - Characterising existing policies and legal framework; - Analysing the gaps of the environmental policy related to this problem; - Preparing the proposals to resolve these gaps. Course delivered in English.

by the Lithuanians living in Latvia, ethnic culture, history, to gather information on scientific works in the field of comparative research on Latvian and Lithuanian studies, to promote the discipline of Lithuanian studies– teaching Latvian students language, literature, folklore, ethnography, mythology, ethnomusicology, history.

The Big Data Analytics Module is intended for the further education of IT industry professionals; it is not a complete study programme, but a set of courses that provide the knowledge and skills necessary for a big data analyst. University diploma will not be issued for the completion of the module, but a Certificate from the Faculty of Computing will be issued as proof of knowledge and skills . The Faculty of Computing of the University of Latvia offers the opportunity to obtain a data analyst certificate to any interested person who is able to cope with the content and scope of studies. Within the framework of the module, six master's study programme courses will be acquired during the four-semester period:"Data Processing Systems", "Selected Departments of Data Warehouses", "Selected Departments of Mathematical Statistics for Computer Technician", "Data Mining Algorithms", "Big Data Technologies", "Deep Machine Learning"(this is the recommended sequence of courses

Commemorating life and contribution to law of Kristīne Krūma, Vice-Rector of the Riga Graduate School of Law (RGSL), former Constitutional Court Judge, graduate and lecturer of the University of Latvia Faculty of Law, her relatives, friends and like-minded people –Ivars Indāns, Mārtiņš Paparinskis and Ieva Miļūna – in cooperation with the University of Latvia Foundation, have established theKristīne Krūma Memorial Scholarship. Scholarshipis intended for the University of Latvia Faculty of Law study programme “Legal Science” master's students who have shown a particular interest in international and European law. Number of scholarships: 1. Scholarship amount: EUR 3 000per academic year. Scholarship Commission: Dean of the UL Faculty of Law Assoc. Prof. Anita Rodiņa (Chairman of the Scholarship commission), sworn attorney Mārtiņš Paparinskis , lecturer of the Riga Graduate School of Law Ieva Miļūna and Executive director of the University of Latvia Foundation Laila

Located on the east coast of the United States, in Connecticut, is the Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church in Willimantic. It was founded in the middle of last century. It is part of the Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church outside Latvia, which was formed by the leadership of the Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church after its emigration from Latvia after the World War II. The leader of the church is Dr.pr. Vija Bachmuts . Dean of the UL Faculty of Theology, Prof. Dace Balode expresses her gratitude to the US patrons for their support, emphasizing that it is a special gift: "We are grateful for the selflessness and interest in continuation and development of theological work in Latvia. This support is much needed and strengthens all of us both materially and morally, giving confidence that we have friends and supporters near and far, and that our work is never in vain." Support In 2019, in cooperation with the "Friends of the University of Latvia", the congregation donated USD

A team of 7 young people with a mentor to support the development of ideas developed digital learning materials for students for the Part C course "Climate Change and Sustainable Development". A total of eight video lectures were recorded, including an introductory lecture of the course, as well as interviews with various entrepreneurs. When developing the idea, each of the team members understood in more detail the problems faced by teachers in the new remote tool environment. The participants of the idea laboratory describe it as a great challenge for everyone, where they gained experience that could not be gained anywhere else. In the process of developing the idea, the biggest challengein the programme continuationwas remote work, but the team members, led by their captain, understood and overcame this challenge, because they were motivated to achieve a great result. After participating in the project, there was an interest in how the daily processes at the university work

Before leaving for exchange studies, an application for studying abroad and a form regarding arrangements to complete Part A courses addressed to the dean and signed by the student and the programme director are submitted to the faculty coordinator. Based on this application, an order on studies abroad is prepared in the first two weeks of the semester. During the registration week, you must register in the LU information system (LUIS) for the next study semester, Part A study courses and course paper, if it is provided for according to the study plan. An order to extend the examination session is issued a few weeks before the session. Observe the deadlines for language test, midterm reports and other deadlines. If an emergency situation occurs, you must immediately inform the Department of Student Services, Mobility Division and the faculty coordinator. When you return, fill in all the online tests, which you will receive by e-mail and submit all the required documents

LIKTA President Signe Bāliņa, Executive Director of the Baltic Computer Academy Signe Briķe and trainee Baiba Bērtule provide insight into the implementation of virtual student internships. The challenges of organizing events, the benefits of interns and companies, as well as other nuances you will learn while listening to the show here .