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The Goal - is to develop learners' basic skills and basic knowledge in the field of digital marketing, using modern and innovative tools, including ChatGPT and other digital tools, to make the execution of marketing activities more efficient and faster. The program is focused on acquiring practical and theoretical knowledge, which is necessary for the student to be able to perform digital marketing at a basic level on various platforms, such as Google, Meta (Facebook) and Youtube. Program Tasks - 1. In the process of learning the program, gain knowledge about the basics of digital marketing using modern tools, including ChatGPT. 2. Practically apply this knowledge on various platforms such as Google, Meta (Facebook) and Youtube. 3. Learn the analysis and use of GTM and GA4 data, independently create and implement marketing strategies using ChatGPT and other AI (i.e. Artificial Intelligence) tools. 4. Learn to create and optimize advertising campaigns on Google and Meta platforms

-Kalniņš urges the recipients of "Ceļamaize" ("Bread for the journey") scholarship to be champions of their country and state: "Use your education not only to improve your own material situation, but first of all – for the welfare of your people and your country. Work for better health care and education– when these two are improved, economic wellbeing will follow. Use your creative power to seek and change your own, chosen place in the country. I am not against gaining experience abroad, yet such experience should be brought back to Latvia and knowledge used for the benefit of our country." One of the first donors responding to the professor’s call to support this scholarship foundation was Madara Miķelsone. Support In the 2007/2008 academic year, in the framework of "Ceļamaize" ("Bread for the journey") scholarship fund, a scholarship in the amount of EUR 700 was granted to Dace Tirzīte, a student of the UL Faculty of Medicine Bachelor’s programme of nursing. In the 2008/2009 academic year

Student and young scientist project managers with reports 2018/2019. December 4, scientific workshop, student and young scientist project managers’ report on projects of 2018/2019 at ISSP UL, Ķengaraga street 8. Mārtiņš Zubkins Production of thin films by reactive magnetron sputtering at cryogenic temperature Inga Jonāne Resonance X-ray emission spectroscopy for CuMo 1-x W x O 4 studies Guna Doķe Prolonged afterglow in the short wave infra-red spectrum area of MgGeO 3 material doped with rare-earth ions Edgars Butanovs Use of 1D nanostructures in x-ray detection 15 min break Virgīnija Vītola Tunneling luminescence in long lasting afterglow of SrAl 2 O 4 :Eu, Dy Ainārs Knoks Obtaining and study of anodic TiO 2 nanotubes doped with graphene quantum dots for photocatalytic reduction of CO 2 Halil Arslan Yttrium-doped ZnO thin films and multi-layer structures Elīna Pavlovska Luminescence processes with erbium-activated barium lutetium

In accordance with bilateral agreements on co-operation in education and science concluded between Latvian government and a few countries Latvia offers scholarships to foreign students, researchers and teaching staff for studies, research and participation in summer schools in Latvian higher education institutions (HEIs) in the2021/2022academic year. The Ministry of Education and Science of Latvia has delegated the administration of the Latvian state scholarships to the State Education Development Agency (Valsts izglītības attīstības aģentūra – VIAA). About Scholarships for Studies About Latvian fellowships for Research About LatvianScholarships for Summer Schools ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS for the academic ye ar2021/2022 I.Citizens from countriesthat have signed an Agreement* on co-operation in education and science Country Country Country 1. Azerbaijan 10. Italy

The aim of the course is to provide an overview of psychoanalytic theories, with an emphasis on their philosophical relevance. The course objectives are as follows: 1.to examine Freudian psychoanalysis; 2.to trace the emergence of the psychoanalytic movement; 3.to discuss Adler's individual psychology and Jung's analytical psychology; 4.to discuss the work of Freud's pupils S. Spielrein, A. Freud, H. Deutch and others; to focus on Freido-Marxism; 5.to examine Jacques Lacan's psychoanalytic theory and other important psychoanalytic movements of the second half of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century. The language of instruction is

of the study course is the following: to provide environmental education in the study programs of higher education institutions, considering the provisions of the Environmental Protection Law (29.11.2006) article 42. The theoretical knowledge of environmental science and sustainable development provided in the course will enable students to participate in smart decision-making processes and predict actions to ensure economic development, sustainable principles of resource management and mining without negative impact on the environment and its quality. Study course languages: Latvian and English.

Project SEC (Solar Energy in Close-up) vehicle „SEC vehicle” Results in Latvian Aim of the project: The aim of the project is to design and produce a vehicle model, whose task is to drive the set distance in the shortest possible time, using only solar (light) energy available at that time. The team consists of 1-3 students and it needs a name and a motto. The teams are given (sent) or they purchase identical solar panels based on which the vehicle must be constructed, using any available consumables and parts except batteries and/or secondary cells. During the competition, vehicles must drive on the course (5 – 20 m). The races are organized in groups – the groups are drawn by lot before the competition. 2 winners of each group qualify for the next round until the absolute winner is determined. Time of competition: The competition will be organized in the second part of May 2008, at the location to be announced separately. Organizers should be informed beforehand

Programme level: Bachelor's Degree Programme Language of instruction: Latvian Study form and duration: full-time - 8 semesters Credits: 240 ECTS Obtainable degree or qualification: Bachelor of Natural Sciences in Computer Science Number of students accepted each year: State-funded study places - 220, study places for tuition fee - 80 Tuition fee per year (ac. year 2025/26): 2800 EUR for EU/EEA/Swiss citizens, permanent residence permit holders and their family members. 2800 EUR for citizens of other countries Study location: Riga, city centre The bachelor's study programme “Computer Science” is a modern, European expert-recognised study programme, attested by the European Informatics Programme quality label “Euro-Inf Label”, which has already been awarded twice. The study programme has been repeatedly recognised as the most recommended study programme by employers in Latvia. The aim of the programme is to train specialists who are able to design and develop complex

The University of Latvia offers current and prospective students the opportunity to have the following recognized: Knowledge, skills, and competencies acquired outside formal education; Knowledge, skills, and competencies gained through professional experience; Academic results achieved in prior education. The basic requirements for the recognition of study courses, as well as results gained through non-formal education and professional experience, along with information about the necessary application forms, required documents, submission deadlines, and the evaluation process, are defined in the Regulation of the University of Latvia for recognition of competences acquired outside formal education, or through professional experience, and learning outcomes achieved in prior education . Recognition procedures, as well as any additional study courses or examinations required, are subject to a fee in accordance with the University of Latvia’s pricing for paid study-related services

The Faculty of Computing provides academic and professional education, and conducts research in computer science. Faculty study programmes are recognized by the Latvian employers and European education experts, having received the "Euro-Inf Quality Label". Students have the opportunity to gain comprehensive basic knowledge in computer science and choose a specialization in computer science, information technology, software engineering, information systems, computer engineering and didactics of computer science. The Faculty's academic staff are knowledgeable in theory and have gained practical experience in the industry, while graduates work in the major companies of Latvia and other countries, are employed by successful startups, in public administration and elsewhere. Vision The University of Latvia is becoming a major university in the research and information and communications technology sector (ICT) in the Baltic states within the meaning of training the specialists, keeping