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The aim of the course is to provide students with an opportunity to apply the acquired theoretical knowledge about the world regions and interregional relations, as well as about the specifics of communication in a multicultural, multilingual environment, performing work duties in a real workplace under the supervision of a specialist, and describing the experience in an academic paper. The objectives of the course are: 1) to identify career opportunities, fields of work and jobs in Latvia and abroad for graduates of BSP “East-West Intercultural Studies”; 2) to perform work duties in a real workplace under the supervision of a supervisor, applying theoretical knowledge about the regions of the world and their inhabitants, as well as about communication in a multicultural, multilingual environment; 3) to prepare for the future profession, to create a CV and a contact network in the professional field; 4) to carry out scientific research in accordance with the guidelines

When applying for a Bachelor’s programme, applicants have to present the following documents: Secondary School diploma (Sashualo ganatlebis atestati) or General Education Diploma (Sruli zogadi ganatlebis atestati) AND Transcript of records When applying for Master’s programme , applicants have to present the following documents: Bachelor’s degree (Bakalavri diploma) and diploma supplement. Officially certified copies of the documents must be presented in original language and in English. It is recommended to submit additional education documents (if available) for more qualitative recognition of your education. Documents (education diploma and statement on punishability) have to be legalised with an Apostille certificate. Residence permit Documents for temporary residence permit have to be submitted: personally in the Embassy of Latvia in Georgia, or It could be provided by University of Latvia. Please contact our admissions coordinator

Elementary School No. 13, in the class of Mr. Blumenthal. In June 1930, he was admitted to the boys’ science class 1a at Riga City German Gymnasium. In elementary school, Kurtdid the best in natural sciences. K. Hagenalso enrolled in the gymnasium, studying in the natural science class of Mr. Mittelštedts. At the gymnasium, Kurt was interested in sports – he had joined the tennis sector of the Riga 1 st Cycling Society and also learned English language. Yet in the 1930s, the Hagen's family life unravelled. Already in 1932, the elder brother Rūdolfs left the apartment on the Dzirnavu iela. He married Staņislava Gintilis, a Lithuanian, and moved to an apartment on the Mūrnieku iela, later – to the Stabu iela and other addresses. In 1935, Kurt’s parents divorced, and at the end of January he moved with his mother to an apartment on the Antonijas iela, where they stayed only for a few months, and later both settled in an apartment on the Valdemāra iela. K.Hagen’s contacts with Germany

University of Latvia contacts, legal address and bank details: Latvijas Universitāte (University of Latvia) Reg. No: 90000076669 The Ministry of Education and Science Register of Educational Establishments Reg. No.: 3391000218 VAT Reg. No: LV90000076669 Post code: LV-1586 Address: Raiņa bulvāris 19, Riga Email: lietvediba@lu.lv Tel.: (+371) 67034777 Fax: 67225039 Bank accounts: Luminor Bank AS Latvijas filiāle SWIFT: RIKOLV2X IBAN: LV10RIKO0000082414423 Swedbank AS SWIFT: HABALV22 IBAN: LV47HABA0551055080524

The aim of the course is to provide knowledge and insight into the beginnings of the process of development of European literature. The course introduces ancient literature as a source of European aesthetic and literary ideas, with a special focus on the ways and genres of Greek and Roman literature and the most outstanding aspects of their personalities and works. The course also introduces the basics of Western literary theory. The objectives of the course are the following: 1. to provide insight and understanding of the early stages of the history of literature in the world; 2. to deepen students' skills to perform text analysis and interpretation, taking into account the cultural and 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 ancient literature, to gain an understanding of them and to be able to identify

The course is intended for students of the Bachelor's program in chemistry in the 1st study semester. The aim of this course is to help students prepare for the study of inorganic, physical, analytical, and organic chemistry by providing an opportunity to acquire basic theoretical knowledge and understanding of the general chemical laws, of the structure of atoms and molecules, of thermochemistry, of chemical kinetics, of acid-base properties, of electrochemistry, as well as of the structure and properties of organic compounds. Tasks of the study course: • explain the most important theories of chemistry; • to introduice with thermodynamic and kinetic factors of physical and chemical transformation; • look at different acid / base theories; • to analyze the process of chemical reactions, explaining the interaction of nature and conditions of substances; • to develop knowledge about safe working methods and possible risks when coming into contact with chemicals while working

The student has to prepare the traineeship agreement (Learning Agreement: Before the Mobility) [ Contact Person - International coordinator , Responsible person at the Sending Institutio n - Director of your study programme at the UL], which is one of the most important mobility documents. The Learning Agreement (LA) is prepared before the mobility. Before preparing the document, discuss the objectives of traineeship and the possible credit point amount with the programme director and the host party. After obtaining all 3signatures, save the document as PDF and send it to the Mobility Division. The Mobility Division shall invite the student to sign the contract when all 3parties have signed the LA.

Alise Pīrāga - psychologist Alise has a master's degree in psychology (University of Latvia) in the field of clinical and health psychology. She offers individual consultations on various mental health difficulties such as stress, anxiety, depression, relationship problems, etc. The extensive experience in the corporate environment has also taught her various time planning, stress management and business relationship building techniques with whom Alise is happy to share. Alise works as a volunteer at the Psychological Assistance Center of University of Latvia and is currently studying cognitive behavioural psychotherapy at the Latvian CBT Association. Consultation language: Latvian and English. Contact information: alise.piraga@lu.lv

and model eyes are studied . Various methods used to correct these aberrations are also studied. These methods involve different optical systems, for example, adaptive optics, usual rigid lenses, soft contact lenses, custom contact lenses. In the laboratory new generation wavefront sensors and adaptive optics systems are being developed for wavefront analysis and correction. Such systems are being developed for biologists and astronomers to satisfy the needs of both amateurs and professionals. Entoptic phenomena of an eye are simulated and studied using eye models with microfluidics systems. The goal is to develop a non-invasive optical system and method to reduce/cancel the undesired effects of vitreous floaters. Vitreous floaters manifest themselves are chains, bubbles and other structures floating in the field of view. These structures are essentially transparent phase diffraction gratings. Another research area is characterizing the illumination of various visual stimuli and their economy