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The aim of this course is to introduce students with regulation of motor insurance law in EU law from a systematic point of view. The course tasks are to provide characterisation of motor insurance regulation and its development in EU law, to discuss regulatory principles and institutes in conjuncture with relevant CJEU court practice and national approaches as well as to solve typical situations involving EU motor insurance law.

The initiator and founder of Prof. Edgars Andersons Memorial Scholarship is his wife, Ligita Andersone (1930 – 2015, USA). These scholarships are intended for the University of Latvia students with special needs and orphans. Prof. Edgars Anderson's life and work The outstanding historian Professor Edgars Andersons (1920–1989) was born in Tukums, Latvia. In 1943, he graduated from the University of Latvia, Faculty of History and Philosophy. At the conclusion of the Second World War, he was uprooted and at last reached the United States in 1949 as a refugee. In 1956, he received his doctorate from the University of Chicago, specializing in history, general historiography and military history of Northern, Eastern Europe and South America. He worked as a lecturer and presented lecture series at a number of universities in Europe, the United States and Australia, and published a number of scientific studies and books. Andersons was an active public figure representing Latvians in exile

The goal of the course is to acquaint the students with the specifics of the tour guide's profession in historic context and perspective of contemporary requirements, from travel philosophy, different types and forms of tourism, to the functions and role of the guide within each of these types. The objective of the course is to provide a comprehensive insight into the guide's / tour manager's workload, interaction forms with tourists, in tourist, as well as help navigation of research sources and information to be offered in museums.

Study course includes the characteristics of the essential questions and problems of contemporary ethics in the subject social studies, marks the main theoretical concepts, introduces with the assumptions about the human life and place in the world of 21 century and different approaches to important ethical questions and their solutions. The target of study course is to give the opportunity for students to analyze the problems of contemporary ethics and reflect about their consequences in pedagogical practice.

literature, guidebooks), films in Czech and Polish, CDs, maps and other materials. The centre is where Czech and Polish language lessons for Russian philology students take place as well as consultations and events. Partners and supporters: Embassy of the Czech Republic in Latvia Association "Latvija–Čehija" Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Latvia Association of Poles in Latvia Foundation "Pomoc Polakom na Wschodzie" Polonia Teachers' Centre in Lublin All interested are welcome! Members of the Council of the Centre: act. lecturerK. Barkovska doc. R. Kurpniece Dr.J. Gabranova Members of the Centre: Mg. philol., doctoral studentAleksandra Žmuda Dr. philol. Tatjana Stoikova (VUC) Secretary: doc. N. Kopoloveca nadezda.kopoloveca@lu.lv

Haven’t you visited UL Students sports games during your studies, or have you not been to them for a long time? Understandable, because they haven’t been organized since the summer of 2019! But this year, in 2022, they're back with even more power and energy. As usual, the Games take place in the summer and this year they will take place from 6 to 7 August in Vecupe (Birzgale parish, Kegums municipality), where everyone will have the opportunity to test their physical abilities, compete against each other and spend time outdoors in the fresh air. Rules for participation – you must form a team of at least 10 but not more than 16 people (at least 5 women and 5 men), furthermore the team must consist of at least 6 UL students, graduates, staff, or UL academic personnel. Other teammates may be friends from outside the UL Community. The maximum number of teams this year is 18. Additional information, as well as team sign-ups will follow after Midsummer, so be sure to click “Interested

and theory, which was soon followed by a chemistry unit, providing materials for research. Today, the laboratory has obtained a great experience and suitable equipment to work on topical problems of the field. In this site you can also find information on our team , publications , current and previous projects , our students' theses and open topics for students . You can also see the timeline of our important moments on the wall . Are you interested in collaboration or visiting us? Check our contact information .

In 2014, American Latvians Kristīna and Laimonis Laimiņš established the Laimiņš Family Scholarship in Microbiology to honour their parents. Dr. biol. L.Laimiņš is the Head of the DepartmentofMicrobiology-ImmunologyatNorthwestern UniversityFeinbergSchoolof Medicine(USA), as well as heads the research on the HPV virus in his laboratory, while Kristīna Laimiņš (née Sīmanis) is an artist and employed in the field of culture. The scholarship is intended for the University of Latvia (UL) Faculty of Biology students (both bachelor’s and master’s level) specializing in microbiology and immunology. Preference is given to bachelor’s programme students. Number of scholarships: 1. Scholarship amount: EUR 2 156per academic year. Scholarship Commission: Dean of the UL Faculty of Biology Prof. Didzis Elferts (Chairman of the Scholarship commission), Assoc. Prof. of the UL Faculty of Biology, Department of Microbiology and Biotechnology Nils Rostoks , Public Relations Specialist

In 2014, American Latvians Kristīna and Laimonis Laimiņš established the Laimiņš Family Scholarship in Microbiology to honour their parents. Dr. biol. L.Laimiņš is the head of the Department of Immunology-Microbiology at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine (USA), as well as heads the research on the HPV virus in his laboratory, while Kristīna Laimiņš (née Sīmanis) is an artist and employed in the field of culture. The scholarship is intended for the University of Latvia (UL) Faculty of Biology students (both bachelor’s and master’s level) specializing in microbiology and immunology. Preference is given to bachelor’s programme students. Number of scholarships: 1. Scholarship amount: EUR 2 156 per academic year. Scholarship Commission: Dean of the UL Faculty of Biology Prof. Didzis Elferts (Chairman of the Scholarship commission), Assoc. Prof. of the UL Faculty of Biology, Department of Microbiology and Biotechnology Nils Rostoks , Public Relations

Doctoral school in translational medicine is based on multidisciplinary approach towards education of students (PhD students, MD, residents). The main research topics are oncology, prophylaxis in oncology and pre-cancerous conditions. The doctoral school involves other higher educational establishements, scientific insititutes and clinical hospitals in research. The doctoral school plan to develop cooperation among different research fields and institutes, for example, study of economical aspects of screening, organization of biobank, as well as cooperation between University of Latvia and Riga Stradins university. Fields represented in the doctoral study school Medicine; Chemistry; Biology; Economics; Social anthropology. Research activities epidemiology of precancerous conditions and oncological diseases; efffectiveness of screening of oncological diseases; research on biomarkers of oncological diseases for diagnosis of precancerous conditions