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Structural unit Contact person E-mail Faculty of Business, Management and Economics Inna Romānova inna.romanova@lu.lv Faculty of Law Vadims Mantrovs vadims.mantrovs@lu.lv Faculty of Education SciencesandPsychology Anna Luīze Bērziņa a.ansone@lu.lv Faculty of Social Sciences Aija Zobena aija.zobena@lu.lv UL Library Mārīte Saviča marite.savica@lu.lv

participant). Registration for participants till May 16 th . Participation at the event is free of charge. Location of the venue: ISSP LU, 8 Kengaraga Street, Riga. Working languages: Latvian and English. Contacts for information and cooperation: hackathon@cfi.lu.lv Event is supported: by KTH Innovation (Sweden), RISE (Sweden), Startin.LV Event is supported: by KTH Innovation (Sweden), RISE (Sweden), Startin.LV Institute of Solid State Physics, University of Latvia (ISSP UL) is an internationally recognized leader with 40 years of experience in material science and cross-sectoral research, offering internationally competitive research and innovative solutions for industrial applications. S/B-PRO Startup Studio is a fast-growing start-up development platform for businesses and founders, offering information and services for the successful implementation of business on a global scale. S/B PRO as the first start-up studio in Latvia is an active player in the innovation ecosystem

Almost all students of the Faculty of Computing, who take exams in time, have the opportunity to study in state-funded (so-called budget) study places, thus they do not have to pay for studies. Unfortunately, support for students' daily livelihoods is far from desirable – a scholarship in the amount of EUR 99.60 is granted by the state to only about one of ten students. If you want to award scholarships to students, please contact the University of Latvia Foundation .

A picnic near the pond, in the arboretum or in the rose garden is a great way to celebrate a private party, graduation or any other event with family and friends. The picnic areas are equipped with a table and benches, allowing up to 15 people to gather together, depending on the chosen place. Please note that it is forbidden to use a grill or light a fire in the garden. For booking a picnic place, contact us by phone (+371) 26422065 or send e-mail to botaniskais.darzs@lu.lv.

The aim of the course is to form an understanding of the development trends of European literature from the Middle Ages to the 19th century, with a special emphasis on the influence of ancient culture and literature. Tasks of the study course: 1. to provide insight and understanding of the stages of the history and development of literature in the world; 2. to deepen students' skills to perform text analysis and interpretation, taking into account the cultural-historical context of text creation, as well as to emphasize the mutual cultural contacts, influences, and interactions of different eras and language areas; 3. to deepen students' skills to identify important texts of literary history, to gain an understanding of them; 4. to promote students' individual work, communication and group work, presentation and opinion formulation skills. The language of instruction is Latvian.

Open days are held every year at the University of Latvia and in the Faculty of Theology during the spring holidays. During these days, prospective students have the opportunity to visit faculty premises, ask lecturers questions, and talk to the faculty students about their impressions of their studies. Due to the state of emergency declared in the country, the previous two open days took place remotely. If you have any questions about faculty, open days, admission, feel free to contact teoldept@lu.lv.

Cooperation with employers The University of Latvia Faculty of Chemistry has an extensive cooperation network with Latvian industrial companies and scientific institutes, such as joint stock company “Olainfarm”, joint stock company “Grindeks”, Institute of Food Safety, Animal Health and Environment “BIOR”, Latvian State Institute of Wood Chemistry, Latvian Institute of Organic Synthesis, and others, which already during the studies provides students with the opportunity to be in close contact with industry professionals and actively participate in implementation of contemporary scientific research.

Contact us Chairman of the Board Mārtiņš Brencis E-mail: martins.brencis@gmail.com Phone number: (+371) 26553782 Public relations specialist Aleksandra Moskaļenko E-mail: aleksandra.moskalenko@lu.lv Phone number. (+371) 28443638 Follow us on social media Facebook Twitter Instagram Details Latvijas Universitātes Absolventu klubs Address: Raiņa bulvāris 19, Rīga LV-1050 Registration number: 40008243847 IBAN: LV22HABA0551041181262

Dace Siliņa – career counselor, coach, career development project manager. Dace studied psychology (BA) and sociology (MA) at the University of Latvia. She worked as project manager, fieldwork managerin social, market and media research field, created and developed training system and managed it. Since 2009Dace consultsas a couch (individual consultations and seminars). Consultation language: Latvian, Russian, English. Contact information: dace.silina@lu.lv ; tel.:(+371) 67034714

The aim of the study course: is to deepen knowledge of master’s level humanities students about the regional development, cooperation and contacts of Asian countries, with a special focus on cultural, social and political developments in Tibetan and in the Himalayan region from ancient times to the present day. The objectives of the course: 1. to introduce students to the traditional and modern Tibet – its culture, history, traditions and religion from ancient times to the present day; 2. to deepen students' knowledge about the history of the Asian region, transnational cultural, diplomatic and political relations; 3. to develop students' skills to analyze actual issues, to let them form their own opinion and express their own point of view regarding cultural, social and political life in Tibet. Languages of instruction: Latvian and English.