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The scholarship was created on the basis of testamentary donation of USD223000 by the Honorary Consul of Latvia in Southern California, Doctor of Engineering Alfrēds Raisters (1921–2012). “The scholarship is intended for future researchers who already have a clear plan of their future, as a means to fund their intentions, preferably a project or research that has already been developed,” emphasizes A. Raisters’ daughter, Dr.ing. Silvija Būmane-Sila. One of the important conditions for receiving support is the student's readiness to remain in Latvia after conclusion of the scholarship period for a period of time that matches the period during which he or she received the support in order to benefit Latvian society. Scholarshipis intended forthe University of Latvia master's level students studying exact sciences. Number of scholarships: 1. Scholarship amount: EUR 3 000 per academic year. Scholarship committee: Dean of the UL Faculty of Physics, Mathematics and Optometry

The scholarship was created on the basis of testamentary donation of USD223000 by the Honorary Consul of Latvia in Southern California, Doctor of Engineering Alfrēds Raisters (1921–2012). “The scholarship is intended for future researchers who already have a clear plan of their future, as a means to fund their intentions, preferably a project or research that has already been developed,” emphasizes A. Raisters’ daughter, Dr.ing. Silvija Būmane-Sila. One of the important conditions for receiving support is the student's readiness to remain in Latvia after conclusion of the scholarship period for a period of time that matches the period during which he or she received the support in order to benefit Latvian society. Scholarshipis intended forthe University of Latvia master's level students studying exact sciences. Number of scholarships: 1. Scholarship amount: EUR 3 000 per academic year. Scholarship committee: Dean of the UL Faculty of Physics, Mathematics and Optometry

to the requirements of the EU Water Framework Directive. Teaching at the University of Latvia Laboratory staff is teaching students at the Faculty of Biology and Faculty of Geography and Earth Sciences. They are advisors and reviewers of Bachelor, Master and PhD thesis. Current projects LIFE integrated project LIFE GOODWATER IP “Implementation of River Basin Management Plans of Latvia towards good surface water status” (2020-2027). Webpage: goodwater.lven/home/ Interreg V-A Latvia – Lithuania Programme 2014-2020 project “Joint management of Latvian – Lithuanian transboundary river and lake water bodies” TRANSWAT (2020-2022) ES COST Action CA18239 - Conservation of freshwater mussels: a pan-European approach. (2019-2023). Webpage: confremus.eu Impact of forest fertilisation practices on freshwater ecosystems and their biological quality elements. Financed by the Latvian State Forest Research Institute "Silava" (2017-2020)

The Doctoral School is managed by the Council with international and national members as well as representatives of the three LU Faculties, whose students can participate. Council members (Approved with Amendments of LU 11.11.2021, Decision Nr.1-4/554 to Decision LU 28.12.2016. Nr. 1/498) Professor, Dr.habil.paed. Irina Maslo, LU Faculty of Education, Psychology and Art – Chair of the Council Visiting Professor, Dr.h.c.mult., Arne Karlsens (Arne Carlsen), Honorary Doctor of the University of Latvia, Founder of ASEM HUB LLL and LU DS-LLL – Vice-Chair of the Council Professor, Dr.h.chem. Maris Klavins, Head of the Doctoral studies in Enviromental Science, representative of LU Environmental Sscience, member Professor, Dr. paed. Zanda Rubene, Head of the Department of Educational Sciences and Innovations in Pedagogy, representative of LU Educational Sciences , member Professor, Ph.D., FAcSS Karen Evans, University College London, Institute of Education, Lifelong

Anthropology aims to study humanity in its social and cultural diversity. Anthropology is becoming increasingly relevant given shrinking distances in terms of global mobility, intensification in migration and ever-increasing inter-cultural contact. Further, once seemingly homogenous local societies display increasing inner diversity. The University of Latvia’s Faculty of Humanities currently offers the sole bachelor level programme in socio-cultural anthropology in Latvia.The aim of cultural and social anthropology BS study programme is the preparation of specialists in socio-cultural anthropology at an intermediate level who are able to orient themselves within historical and contemporary knowledge in anthropology, design and conduct anthropological research, and critically and systematically analyse social and cultural processes. The task of cultural and social anthropology bachelor study programme is supporting students in strengthening academic thinking and writing skills

Chemistry/Biology/English or at least 5 for Standard level Chemistry/Biology/English for International Baccalaureate (IB) students The final deadlines for applications are as follows: Admission for EU/EEZ citizens will start from the 1st of January 2024 till the 1st of July 2024. Admission for non-visa country citizens outside of EU/EEZ will start from the 1st of January 2024 till the 1st of July 2024. For all other countries will start the 1st of January, 2024 till 28th of April, 2024 The final results will be available approximately two weeks after the final deadline – in mid-July. We are not able to provide official results before that because the competition can be influenced by each new application we receive, therefore the preliminary results are not to be considered final.

The 12th International Scientific Conference 'Functional Materials and Nanotechnologies – FM&NT-2018' was held on October 2-5, in Riga. The event was organized by the Institute of Solid State Physics, University of Latvia (ISSP UL). This conference is a continuation of meetings, first of which was organized in 2006 by ISSP UL in Riga. Since 2013 FM&NT conferences turned over a new page, becoming a common conference of all three Baltic countries. Now it is being organized periodically by the ISSP UL, University of Tartu, and Vilnius University. FM&NT-2018 is also a tribute to 40th anniversary of the ISSP UL, Latvia’s Centenary programme Latvia 100 and beginning of Centenary year of the University of Latvia. The purpose of the FM&NT is to bring together materials scientists, physicists, chemists, research staff, engineers, as well as experts in a wide range of the most demanding application areas, and students from universities, research institutes and related

).The course istaught byDr. habil. hist., prof. Aivars Stranga. The Department of Russian and Slavonic Studies at the Faculty of Humanities offers a study course " Ethnocultural Stereotype in Slavonic Literature and Folklore ".Through the prism of ethnocultural stereotype about Jews, found in Slavonic literature and folklore, it allows to analyse theconcept of "Others". The course istaught byDr. philol.Svetlana Pogodina. Cooperation within the study programmes of otherfaculties: From 2018, our Center offers classes forPolitical Science students of theFaculty of Social Sciences at the UL, taught by a visitng lecturer from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Rabbi guest lecturesare offered within the framework of the study course "Introduction to Judaism" at the Faculty of Theology of the UL. In collaboration with the Department of Russian and Slavonic Studiesat the Faculty of Humanities, lecture series in film studies on Jewish subjects areoffered. Each lecture

Application form for registration to the study courses (when you arriveat the Faculty of Humanities, you need to approach your coordinator Margarita Spirida). BACHELOR and MASTER LEVEL COURSES : All timetables for the Faculty of Humanities are available here: PROGRAMMES You can also search for separate courses (pressing VIEW, you can get a timetable for this particular course): COURSES LANGUAGE COURSES Latvian language courses (contact person: lect. Margarita Spirida, margarita.spirida@lu.lv ) Russian language courses (contact lect. Jeļena Sevastjanova, jelena.sevastjanova@lu.lv ) Other language(Spanish, French, German, Italian, English, etc)courses(contact person: lect. Margarita Spirida, margarita.spirida@lu.lv ) Faculty of Humanities offers courses for Erasmus+ and other exchange programmes' students and attendees. Contact persons for particular programmes (before contacting them, contact the international coordinator Margarita Spirida

Environmental and Experimental Biology (EEB) is an international print/electronic peer-reviewed scientific journal published four times a year, owned by a non-profit-making government-funded university. Founded in 2003 as Acta Universitatis Latviensis ser. Biology, since 2010 EEB. The EEB publishes original articles, brief communications and reviews. Original research papers covering all aspects of modern biology are welcome. Young scientists, especially PhD students in biology, biomedicine, environmental sciences, agricultural sciences, forestry, biotechnology etc., are encouraged to submit their contributions. The journal is oriented towards broader understanding of biological problems through study of interactions between different groups of organisms in heterogeneous environmental conditions as well as betweenorganisms and the environment. Functional studies in different biological systems at all levels of organization, aimed to clarify unifying principles of genetical