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The Master's study program in Environmental Science provides the highest academic Master's education in environmental science. It is an interdisciplinary science that integrates knowledge from natural and social sciences. The program offers modern theoretical and methodological expertise in the sub-branches of environmental science: nature protection, environmental management, environmental chemistry and ecotoxicology, and environmental engineering. At the same time, it provides an overview of the industry's development, promoting the acquisition of practical skills necessary for the labour market. The study program is developed according to the development trends of environmental science and the recommendations of employers, students and graduates.

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The House of Sports will have several multifunctional halls that can be used for different sports. Students and employees will also have access to a large swimming pool and gym, accessible sports laboratories and a research centre. The House of Sports will have: Three sports halls of different capacities; Aerobic halls; Dance hall; Sports laboratory; Swimming pools; Counter-current swimming pool; Family zone; Rehabilitation, physiotherapy and massage centre; Fitness hall; UL Sports history and achievements wall; 100 m running track and other common areas.

The aim of this course is to give prospective chemistry teachers an understanding about the importance of chemical experiments in teaching process and the relation of the experiments with scientific research and industrial practice. Students clear up the role of chemical experiments and school students’ research activities in the chemistry teaching process. Students choose experiments and follow safety procedures.

The course is designed to draw students' attention to the peculiarities of English lexical structures and vocabulary, such as polysemy, homonymy, etc. Students are taught common international words, abbreviations and new vocabulary ( neologisms) which are used in modern business English. Students do different lexical exercises , read texts and documents containing problematic structures .

The University of Latvia Faculty of Chemistry was founded in 1919. Later, in 1958 it was incorporated into the Riga Polytechnic Institute (today – Riga Technical University). However, soon after, in 1964, the Faculty of Chemistry was re-established at the University of Latvia. The first dean of the newly established faculty was Gunārs Slaidiņš, who had only recently (1958) completed his studies at the Faculty of Chemistry of the State University of Latvia, and in 1961 – postgraduate studies in electrochemistry in Moscow. Initially, the Faculty of Chemistry had 2 chairs: the Chair of Organic and Physical Chemistry, headed by Assistant Professor Valdemārs Grīnšteins, and the Chair of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry headed by Assistant Professor Edgars Jansons. Already in the first year, the new faculty offered students both day and evening studies. Two years later, in 1966, the Chair of Organic and Physical Chemistry was divided into the Chair of Organic Chemistry and the Chair

The scholarship was established in 1999 by Guntis Bērziņš, a patron, professional engineer and public figure, in honour of his grandfather – the first elected rector of the University of Latvia (UL), Prof.Ernests Felsbergs (1922–1923). The aim of the scholarship is to support capable, diligent and socially active students of humanities at the University of Latvia. Scholarshipis intended for the UL Faculty of Humanities, the Faculty of Education, Psychology and Art, as well as the Faculty of History and Philosophy master’s and doctoral students with excellent study achievements. Number of scholarships: 3. Scholarship amount: EUR 3 000per academic year. Scholarship Commission: Patron Guntis Bērziņš (Chairman of the Scholarship commission), Professor at the UL Faculty of Humanities Ilze Rūmniece , Chairman of the Board of the UL Foundation, Prof. emer. Ivars Lācis , Dean of the UL Faculty of History and Philosophy Assoc. Prof. Valda Kļava , Executive Director of the UL

Information for the full time 1st year students of BD programme International Economics and Commercial Diplomacy (20788+20798) the lectures of course History of Culture and Cultural Studies (doc. A. Svece) are moved: 1.) from 16.04.2020. 12:30-14:00 to 20.04.2020. 12:30-14:00 room 404. 2.) from 21.05.2020. 12:30-14:00 to 18.05.2020. 12:30-14:00 room 404. 20798 International Economics and Commercial Diplomacy full time 20798 International Economics and Commercial Diplomacy - Winter intake full time

The aim of the study course is to provide the opportunity for doctoral candidates to develop competence in the supervision of the scientific works of students by acting as scientific supervision in the development of their field course`s and bachelor's final works, gaining the necessary experience for future academic activities. Course Tasks: 1. Supervise the development of courses and bachelor's works; 2. Review course and bachelor's works by preparing a written review and participating in a face-to-face defence procedure; 3. Provide an overview of the experience of managing and reviewing works. The course is taught in Latvian and English.

The aim of the study course is to provide the opportunity for doctoral candidates to develop competence in the supervision of the scientific works of students by acting as scientific supervision in the development of their field course`s and bachelor's final works, gaining the necessary experience for future academic activities. Course Tasks: 1. Supervise the development of courses and bachelor's works; 2. Review course and bachelor's works by preparing a written review and participating in a face-to-face defence procedure; 3. Provide an overview of the experience of managing and reviewing works. The course is taught in Latvian and English.