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The purpose of the course: is to provide students with skills in solving legal issues, thus developing the skills and legal thinking necessary for the work of a lawyer. Course tasks: 1) learn the basics of legal counseling 2) to acquire practical skills by providing legal assistance under the guidance of qualified lawyers within the framework of the Legal Practice and Assistance Center (Center), thereby applying theoretical knowledge in practice. 3) provide legal opinions or consultations to the cooperation partners of the Center, participate in the preparation of studies, reports, legal opinions, study of draft laws and other legal documents. Only those students who have previously completed and successfully passed the course “Provision of Legal Aid” can choose the course. The Providing of Legal Advice course is designed for full-time, face-to-face students, as students need regular communication once a week or more often, as needed, with the Center, clients and lawyers

The aim of the study course “Providing of Legal Aid II” is to give students the opportunity to learn practical skills in the supervision of qualified law practitioners, developing the skills and legal thinking necessary for the work of a lawyer. Course tasks: 1) to provide assistance to low-income persons within the The Legal Aid and Assistance Centre of the UL Law Faculty (JPPC). It is the student's responsibility to find a solution and to provide a legal opinion to the client after having agreed it with the supervising attorney invited by the Center. Thus students learn to combine theoretical knowledge with practical skills. 2) within the framework of the cooperation of the University of Latvia JF Law Practice and Help Center and the portal ManaBalss.lv. - to provide legal opinions or consultations regarding the initiatives registered in the collective application portal www.manabalss.lv. Only those students who have previously completed and successfully passed the course

The aim of the study course “Providing of Legal Aid II” is to give students the opportunity to learn practical skills in the supervision of qualified law practitioners, developing the skills and legal thinking necessary for the work of a lawyer. Course tasks: 1) to provide assistance to low-income persons within the The Legal Aid and Assistance Centre of the UL Law Faculty (JPPC). It is the student's responsibility to find a solution and to provide a legal opinion to the client after having agreed it with the supervising attorney invited by the Center. Thus students learn to combine theoretical knowledge with practical skills. 2) within the framework of the cooperation of the University of Latvia JF Law Practice and Help Center and the portal ManaBalss.lv. - to provide legal opinions or consultations regarding the initiatives registered in the collective application portal www.manabalss.lv. Only those students who have previously completed and successfully passed the course

into types of contracts concluded in the field of intellectual property rights and describe the protection of intellectual property rights in connection with liability issues. During the course, innovative solutions and the newest trends in intellectual property protection are considered, and the most important differences in intellectual property protection in different states and territories (the EU, the European Economic Area) are described. The course teaching methodology: approximately half of the course hours are planned as lectures. The remaining part of the hours is devoted to seminars. During the seminars, the students will be able to discuss the material, ensuring a contact with the lecturer and completing the material that was not understood during the lecture. At the seminars, the students will be able to do exercises in producing projects of documents needed to ensure the registration and protection of various intellectual property objects. The aim of these additional exercises

four and six. Candidates who fail in a course (semester) examination can generally try to sit again* during the session or afterwards. In principle, an examination cannot be repeated more than twice. In the case of failure, the student has to repeat a study year. The student is given a deadline to pass the examinations before the beginning of the next academic year. * The Faculty keeps the right to collect the fee from exchange students for retaking the exam. See: Pricing list . Final Examinations Final examinations are usually arranged as joint examinations covering several subjects, which are relevant to the main field of study. Assessment of Knowledge Theoretical examinations are held in a written or oral form. In some fields e.g. in medicine, practical examinations are important. Students are examined by a single examiner or by an examination board. If the student is successful in all the examinations of the session, he/she is allowed to continue the following semester

Available scholarships for foreign students can be viewed here .

Although the University of Latvia provides internship opportunities for most students of professional study programs (see the description " How is the internship organized at the University of Latvia?" ). Students can also choose the appropriate internship placement for their program. You can view current internships and job vacancies independently at the UL vacancy portal e-karjera.lu.lv and in other sections of the Career Center home page, for example, "Internship Offers Abroad". You can also apply for individual support for consultations at the UL Career Center: karjera@lu.lv .

Summer School of Latvian Language and Culture 2019 for students with no, little (A1+) or good (B1) prior knowledge of Latvian language 19 July – 1 August 2019. For the fifth year, the University of Latvia in collaboration with the Latvian Language Agency organizes "Summer School of Latvian Language and Culture" for students and otherinterested partieswho want not only to learn and improve their Latvian, but also to broaden their knowledge of Latvian history, art and folklore. Thosestudents who studyLatvian or other Baltic languages at their home universities are particularly encouraged to apply.

Institute of Biology in Riga, Kronvaldu boulv. 4 is open for students and others to visit the following laboratories: Laboratory of Botany (the biggest herbarium in Latvia); Laboratory of Bioindication (invertebrate collection). Institute of Biology in Ojāra Vācieša street 4 is open for students and others to visit the following laboratories: Laboratory of Plant Mineral Nutrition; Laboratory of Experimental Entomology and Microbiology; Laboratory of Industrial Microbiology and Food Biotechnology (LIMFB) Visitor information: Laboratories are open for visitors on weekdays, scheduling the visit before on phone: 67944988 or through an e-mail: lilita.reinverte@lu.lv

The Institute of Solid State Physics of the University of Latvia allows students to be creative at least twice a year by organizing a hackathon. This fall it happened online. Seven student teams were formed. The Student Deep Science Hackathon brought together students from a variety of university programs, allowing them to form interdisciplinary teams. Under the guidance of mentors, they developed innovative ideas related to STEM or four scientific disciplines - science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Students' performance was evaluated by an experienced jury. Three of the most interesting ideas: a pillow that adjusts the surface temperature to make it comfortable for the sleeper; a conceptual solution to the problem of how to wake up in the morning and how to deal with a seemingly simple but at the same time very disturbing phenomenon - a hangover.