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The aim of the course is to offer students, future math teachers, to analyze and solve problems of different levels and difficulty. The objectives of the study course are: 1. To analyze and solve creative tasks according to the standard of secondary education in mathematics mainly in Grade 1. 2. To understand the role of tasks in the secondary education standard and programme. 3. To be able to find and create tasks of different levels of difficulty. 4. To be aware of different approaches to explaining tasks to students. The language of instruction is Latvian.

visa and while the visa is valid, submit the documents for the residence permit at the Office of the Citizenship and Migration Affairs in Riga. For preparing the invitation for residence permit or visa, UL should have the following data about the student: copy passport; date and place of birth; citizenship; home address; address of accommodation in Riga; Embassy of Latvia where student will submit the documents for the residence permit. After the invitation is approved, the student or UL coordinator can submit the following documents for the residence permit: invitation document; residence permit application form, available at www.pmlp.gov.lven/home/services/residence-permits/applications.html copy of passport (original must be presented). Passport should be valid at least 3 months longer than planned residence permit term; one photo; legalized statement on punishability issued by a competent institution

The course gives an insight into the work of mentors, history of mentoring ,shows different ways of mentoring,reveals roles of the mentor, stages of the mentoring.The course gives the possibilities to widen the knowledge about the risk group youngsters, their needs and

Course objective is to improve research work and pedagogical management skills, utilizing the previously acquired research knowledge, proficiency and skills. Course tasks are to provide an opportunity for: 1) improving the skills of academic research work; 2) acquainting oneself with various principles of research study formation and structure; 3) enhancing the skills of research study organisation and

Associate professors, researchers and students of the Department of Physics participate in the organisation of the National Physics Olympiad, the Open Physics Olympiad and the Open Astronomy Olympiad, as well as prepare the Latvian national team for the International Physics Olympiads.

In the third study yearevery student must participate in a special seminar during the semester. The special seminar is a special class in small groups under the guidance of a lecturer. The group meets once a week, usually on Thursdays from 16:30 to 18:00. The lecturer determines the form and the content of the specific classes (lectures, practical works, analysis of articles, discussions, etc.), the procedure for assigning marks. A production specialist can also be a lecturer of a special seminar. Unlike offering an optional course, which requires considerable preparation time, starting a special seminar is very simple – a lecturer must come to the special seminar presentation class and talk about the planned special seminar in about 5 minutes. If at least 6 students apply for a specific special seminar by the end of September, it can continue until the end of the study year. We recommend starting the study process in this form. If students are interested and attend the special

After the founding of the University of Latvia in 1919, an experienced pathologist, Professor Roman Adelheim (1881-1938), was entrusted with organizing the training of students in Pathology. He established the Department of Pathological Anatomy, set up student auditoriums, a pathohistological laboratory, and a library in 1921, and laid the foundation for the Museum of Pathological Anatomy. When the Faculty of Medicine was reopened at the University of Latvia in 1997 after a break of 47 years, the Museum of Human Pathology also resumed its work. The Human Pathology Collection of the Museum of the University of Latvia provides UL students and resident doctors of various specialties with material that allows them to visualize the changes in the body caused by diseases as well as to learn the pathomorphology and pathogenesis of diseases in depth. The collection includes a large number of macropreparations of pathologically altered human organs, micropreparations, moulages

The course is intended as the basis of the students’ future professional careers as lawyers in the field of family law. The AIM of the course is a combination of knowledge, skills and competence of family law. The TASK of the course is to acquire the application of the laws and regulations governing legal relationships regarding family, with an emphasis on the Civil Law of the Republic of Latvia, the latest trends and theories in the field of family law, current issues of practice, juxtaposition of practice and theory. In the framework of the course, the students will have the opportunity to get acquainted with the laws and regulations concerning family law, to develop the ability to perceive family law in conjunction with courses such as inheritance, contract, case, Roman law; to explore the historical development of the institutions affecting family law; to study the laws and regulations of Latvia governing family law; to master legal problem (case) solving skills; to get

With benefaction of the patron Mikrotīkls, in 2019 for the first time scholarships wereawarded to future specialists inbioinformatics – master's degree students in biology and computing, who specialize in bioinformatics and molecular biology. Bioinformatics is an interdisciplinary branch of science dedicated to analysis of certain biological data, as well as the development of algorithms, programmes and databases for the acquisition, storage and analysis of this data. Currently, the specialists of bioinformatics are in high demand in the labour market. Scholarships are intendedfor the University of Latvia (UL) Faculty of Biology and Faculty of Computing master’s students of the firstand secondyearswho specialize in bioinformatics or molecular biology. A priority will be given to those students whose research pertains to the sphere of oncology. Number of scholarships: at least 4. Scholarship amount: EUR 6 000per academic year. Scholarship Commission: Representative of the patron

With benefaction of the patron “Mikrotīkls”, in 2019 for the first time a scholarship are awarded to future specialists of bioinformatics – master's degree students in biology and computing, who specialize in bioinformatics and molecular biology. Bioinformatics is an interdisciplinary branch of science dedicated to analysis of certain biological data, as well as the development of algorithms, programs and databases for the acquisition, storage and analysis of this data. Currently, the specialists of bioinformatics are in high demand in the labour market. Scholarships are intended forthe University of Latvia (UL) Faculty of Biology and Faculty of Computing master’s students of the 1 st and 2 nd years who specialize in bioinformatics or molecular biology. A priority will be given to students whose research pertains to the sphere of oncology. Number of scholarships: at least 4. Scholarship amount: EUR 6 000 per academic year. Scholarship Committee: Representative of the patron