Meklēšana

The aim of this course is the acquisition of language structure , ability to clarify and understand grammatical constructions , to ensure accurate use of different grammatical structures and phenomena in expressing and formulating ideas based on the acquired conversational and written language material Students are taught to discover structure correlations and differences between their native language and English and use grammar for practical needs - translation and business correspondence.

The aim of the course is to improve students' knowledge of Russian for business. The course gives the basic knowledge and skills in correspondence in Russian, forms terminology, improves oral skills: speaking in company meetings, presentations, conferences. The course includes grammar in close connection with texts on economics, topics comprising specific grammatical constructions. The course envisages regular participation and independent work.

The aim of the course is to improve students' knowledge of Russian for business. The course gives the basic knowledge and skills in correspondence in Russian, forms terminology, improves oral skills: speaking in company meetings, presentations, conferences. The course includes grammar in close connection with texts on economics, topics comprising specific grammatical constructions. The course envisages regular participation and independent work.

This is an introductory course in ethics for students in the professional programme of teaching religion and ethics. The course is divided into two parts: theoretial and practical. After a short metaethical introduction, dealing with the subject of ethics itself, the remaining theoretical part of the course will overview, analyse and compare several major theories of normative ethics, whereas the practical part will focus on particular ethical problems.

UL Pre-studies Training Centre (PMC) is an entity of the University wich has been working since 1957 (up to 2000 – Preliminary courses). Our task: to provide a chance for school leavers or graduates to perfect and consolidate their knowledge in the subjects of centralized school exams; to help applicantsprepare for centralized exams, entrance exams and University studies. What we offer: registration ofapplication for centralized exams; 8 month preparation evening courses; 4 month preparation evening courses; 6 and 2 month English language preparation evening courses; 10 day course in drawing and painting for the study programme “Art” (“Māksla”); courses for students; Summer school of Latvian language and culture. Courses Pre-studies Training Centre (PMC) proposes courses where your can revise and perfect your knowledge in order to prepare for the centralized secondary school exams and entrance exams. The courses are for payment, we propose

The study course covers most sectors and entities of international public law, the essence, sources, functions of international public law, interpretation of international public law provisions and the application thereof etc., especially in relation to the legal status, obligations of the Republic of Latvia, and the implementation thereof. The course (lectures, seminars, individual studies) examines the essence of international law, sources and auxiliary sources of law, subjects of international law, the legal status of territories, international law of the sea, air space and outer space law, law on international protection of the environment, human rights, law on international treaties, law on diplomatic and consular relations, responsibility and liability of subjects of the international public law, international economic law, international dispute resolution, including diplomatic protection, international humanitarian law, as well as liability in international law, including the

The aim of the course is to provide an understanding of the foundational principles of public international law, its sources, subjects and to explore the main topical subfields of international law. The course provides an overview of international treaty law, international human rights, international environmental and criminal law, humanitarian law, international dispute settlement, the law of international organisations, the law of the use of force, state responsibility and other subfields. The course pays particular attention to the international obligations of the Republic of

The aims of the course: To provide students with a comprehensive concept of Ayurvedic therapy principles and their application in clinical practice. During the course different therapies and treatments will be discussed. There is an opportunity to gain extended knowledge in one of the subspecialities. Assignments of the course: Get to know and gain practical experience in Ayurvedic therapy methods. Choose a specialization in a specific field of Ayurvedic science and gain deeper knowledge in this field.

The purpose of the continuing education course is to present the students in a concise way with the values of the city of Riga, emphasizing the supply of history, art and literature heritage. Listeners get a concise insight into the less accentuated urban weather phenomena and supply. The aim of the course is to demonstrate in a clear way how the narration of the guide and the semiotic aspect of Riga city help tourists to navigate the urban environment.

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.