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The aim of the course is to promote awareness of one's own cultural identity in world culture, to analyze facts, processes and events in the German cultural environment including literature, and to compare factors that influence history, culture, literature and everyday life in the respective country and promote a positive and tolerant attitude towards other cultures, promoting an understanding of differences and interactions. Tasks of the study course: 1. Get familiarized with the most important aspects of German, Austrian and Swiss regional studies; 2. Creation of a portfolio of German-speaking countries, which will later be helpful in school work as factual material and a method for tracking current events and innovations in this area, as well as contributing to self-directed learning and which can be transferred to the individual school approach at the meta level. The language of instruction is

A high-tech company that develops vacuum coating technology processes and equipment. The company cooperates with customers from different industries (electronics, solar power, glass coatings) all over the world. Sidrabesells new R&D processes and technologically sophisticated industrial vacuum coating equipment. Established in 1992. The company cooperates with customers representing different industries (electronics, solar power, glass coatings) around the world, and the range of end products manufactured by the newly developed equipment is very different: 1) electronics – LCD displays, printed flexible plates, 2) solar panels, 3) special coatings – greenhouse glass, architectural glass, 4) 3D parts for various applications – decorative coatings, etc. The donation of Sidrabein 2007 helped to launch a Solid State Physics Scholarship to support and motivate aspiring and talented students of the UL Faculty of Physics, Mathematics and Optometry who are intent on profound studies

; For scientific research of students from Latvian Universities, environmental education in schools, society information about biodiversity and protection of flora ofLatvia. Visitor information: Laboratory of Botany at Institute of Biology - rooms nr. 415, 416, 417, 418, 424, 432. Herbarium is available for scheduled visits on weekdays. More information: phone: 67945438

in veterinary medicine and mother’s education in theology at the University of Latvia, as well as through my own work in restoring the Faculty of Medicine in 1997 and teaching the students. When I first became a professor at the University of Adelaide, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, my mother gifted me money for the purchase of this Ferrari, a Daytona model of 1970. Now, with her blessing, I can dedicate these funds to Latvia." J.Priedkalns hopes that the donated money will help young scientists to immerse more actively in neuroendocrinology research and to contribute to international high-level projects. In addition to his professorship at the universities of several countries, for two years J. Priedkalns was also a professor at Riga Stradiņš University, Faculty of Medicine. From 1997 to 2001 he was the Ambassador of Latvia to the United Nations, and was elected as a member of the 6 th Saeima of the Republic of Latvia and a representative to the Council of Europe. Support

of the UL Faculty of Computer Science, contributing to their travel to the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ACM ICPC) finals in Beijing with a donation of EUR1000. In 2017, the company supported IT students by donating EUR 17543 for internship grants. We greatly appreciate the generous support to education and development!

Patron Peter Aloizs Ragaušs (1957) is the board member of "Friends of the University of Latvia"and Baltic-American Freedom Foundation, Honorary Consul of Latvia in Texas and a longtime leader of several prominent US energy companies. He grew up in Michigan, but his parents and grandparents were born in Latvia. Family roots can be traced to Latgale – mother was from Rogovka, while father came from Viļāni. Some of Peter's grandparents were deported to Siberia, while the other part of the family fled to Germany duringv the World War II, and ultimately reached the United States. Currently living in Houston, USA, Peter holds several meetings annually with the local Houston Latvian community to honour Latvian national festivities and has recently started hosting Latvian film evenings. Support Established in 2019, the Latgale's "Ceļamaize" (Latgale's "Bread for the Journey") scholarship, each academic year supporting two of the most talented first-year undergraduate students

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

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

The idea of ​​establishing the University of Latvia Alumni Club in the spring of 2015 came to us – a group of like-minded people – graduates and students of various faculties of the University of Latvia, who were and still are active participants in student organizations. We were united by the feeling thatULdiploma means not only the knowledge acquired during the studies, but it also has added value – friends made during the studies, contacts with the teaching staff and with the management of the University of Latvia. And, of course, we had the experience of being socially active. That is why we created the Alumni Club of the University of Latvia, so that graduates who have something to say and have something to give both to each other and to the University of Latvia would have the opportunity to do so. The organization unites graduates of the University of Latvia who have gained studies at the University in order to: create and develop an environment for the personal development

will be explained, possibilities and limitations of the technique will be reflected upon by using implemented examples. The results were obtained with the support of VPP IMIS2 1 st project "Photonics and Materials for Photonics” and ISSP UL Students and Young Scientists project No SJZ2015/15.