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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 aim of the course is to give the students basic knowledge that will be necessary in further studies of the law: legal philosophy, learning of comparative law; as well as deeper understanding of public and private international law, the law of the European Union, and the human rights. To develop skills of critical thinking by using the methods of comparative law, and to develop skills in research work. Short outline of the content: The study course offers formation and development of the law from the customs rights in the primitive community to the legal order formed in Europe in the 20th century after World War II by evaluating these processes from the discourse of comparative law. In the course, emphasis is placed on cultures, doctrines and sources of law that have historically formed the variety of current European understanding of law. During the course, the students learn of the origins and reasons for formation of European legal circles and families. Historically most

Programming with Delight / Programmējam ar prieku Participation of UL students in the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ACM ICPC) "Accenture" and UL Faculty of Computing Programmers’ Day

In the 2015 competition, only the written round took place. The best written work was submitted by Toms Vilnis and Armands Smans, students from the Faculty of Law at the University of Latvia.

Year 2019 Mundheim Family Art Gallery Already in 2022, the House of Scriptures will be opened in the Academic Center of the University of Latvia in Torņakalns. Current and future specialists of humanities and social sciences, including the Faculty of Education, Psychology and Art (FEPA) of the University of Latvia (UL) students and lecturers, will create a home in new and modern premises. In order to develop and strengthen the talents of art students, it is planned to establish an Art Gallery of the Mundheim family at the faculty - a kind of art studio. FEPA UL students will have the opportunity to learn and improve their practical skills in painting in a modern, well-equipped learning environment. Young artists and researchers in the social sciences will expand and develop the flight of creativity, skills and thought, starting their professional careers already during their studies at the University of Latvia. The patrons - Guna and Roberts Mundheim - and their contribution

Activity in student self-government Participation in student self-government is voluntary. It involves the most active people, who care about the faculty and its growth. Members of the student self-government of the Faculty of Biology actively participate in various events, as well as organise events for students and teaching staff themselves. By becoming a member of the student self-government, you will have the opportunity to continue your activity in the student council of the University of Latvia, which is responsible for the entire University family.

The aim of the study course: is to provide undergraduate humanities students with the opportunity to gain knowledge about China's historical cultural heritage in an interdisciplinary context, as well as to provide information about influence and role of the traditional Chinese culture in the world, both in ancient and modern times. The objectives of the course: 1. to introduce students to the history of Chinese culture and the most important tradicional sciences; 2. to introduce students to the role of Chinese literature and culture in Asia and in the Western world; 3. to encourage students to think analytically about perspectives of the development of Chinese culture. Languages of instruction: English and Latvian.

The aim of the course is to provide a general understanding of the medical law and their sources, as well as the importance of medical law and its practical application. The course deals with the institutional and substantive issues of medical law. Particular attention is devoted to the understanding of the regulation of medical law, the issues of legal protection of patients' rights, as well as medical personnel and medical treatment institutions. In the process of acquiring a medical law course, the method of critical thinking is used, with the analysis and application in practice of development and education of the identification of skills, such as the necessary sources of law, their search in the database of jurisprudence (www.tiesas.lv, HUDOC). The latest trends of European medical law development are also covered. Course objectives: 1. To introduce students with principles of medical law, to form understanding of application of those principles in medical practices. 2