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Institute of Biology in Riga, Kronvaldu boulv. 4 is open for students and others to visit the following laboratories: Laboratory of Botany (the biggest herbarium in Latvia); Laboratory of Bioindication (invertebrate collection). Institute of Biology in Ojāra Vācieša street 4 is open for students and others to visit the following laboratories: Laboratory of Plant Mineral Nutrition; Laboratory of Experimental Entomology and Microbiology; Laboratory of Industrial Microbiology and Food Biotechnology (LIMFB) Visitor information: Laboratories are open for visitors on weekdays, scheduling the visit before on phone: 67944988 or through an e-mail: lilita.reinverte@lu.lv

Every spring, the future physmatists – the friendly nickname given to those studying at the Faculty of Physics, Mathematics and Optometry – are invited to take part in the event called "In Student's Shoes"! It is an opportunity to spend a day with a student of the faculty who is currently studying in the study programme of interest. During the event "In Student's Shoes" students get to know the study life and teaching staff, participate in lectures, seminars and learn all about extracurricular activities at the University of Latvia, Faculty of Physics, Mathematics and Optometry. The event can take place in person or remotely, depending on the organisation of the study process at the faculty during the given time. All those interested are invited to participate in the event, but especially the secondary school students who plan to begin studying physics, mathematics or optometry at the University of Latvia.

European Summer School for Teacher Education: The working group has compiled an internal document with the information needed to prepare the forthcoming call for a summer school for teachers. [Target: 3 summer schools, 3 teachers from LV each] Internship network for student teachers: In the first phase, the working group has introduced data collection to compare school structures at partner universities. [5 internships for pedagogy students in each city] FORTHEM internship network: the aim is to network with companies and organizations from partner university regions and increase (international) internship opportunities for FORTHEM students. [10 internships in each city] Civic Involvement: The aim is to set up a training course for students who want to volunteer and to provide financial support for volunteering to student associations and groups.

The aim of this course is to introduce students with regulation of motor insurance law in EU law from a systematic point of view. Within the course, there will provided characterisation of insurance law both at the general level and at the EU law level, revealed development of motor insurance regulation in EU law, reviewed regulatory principles and institutes in conjuncture with relevant CJEU court practice and national approaches.

Religious and social-philosophical traditions in interplay have shaped and continue to shape our ethical thinking. Recent perilous developments in global political (including geopolitical), social, economic, technological, environmental and other contexts generate unprecedented pressing global problems that demand resolution. Ethical reflection is first step in this direction. The aim of doctoral seminar is to engage students in constructive resolution of their own selected (also in connection with their study subfield or doctoral thesis) current global ethical issues using resources from religious traditions they are involved or interested in and ethical approaches to be individually chosen during the seminar (including not only various normative ethical theories classified under consequentialism, deontology and virtue but also feminist, libertarian, contractual, intuitionist, discursive, care and other ethics), concentrating on what the chosen religious ethics can gain from using

of the constitutional court. Realisation and use of methods mainly will depend on the amount of students interested in this course. If several dozen students register for the course, then the course is more based on the offer of lectures and seminars. If some dozen students register for the course, interactive methods (application analysis, application preparation, group work, etc.) are used.

of the constitutional court. Realisation and use of methods mainly will depend on the amount of students interested in this course. If several dozen students register for the course, then the course is more based on the offer of lectures and seminars. If some dozen students register for the course, interactive methods (application analysis, application preparation, group work, etc.) are used.

The goal of this study course is to provide law students with knowledge about the activities of law firms, encompassing law firm establishment, services, marketing and other topics. The course will offer a practical and theoretical view on the organisation, creation and management (including financial management) of law firms. It will be useful for founding such firms (that employ from one to tens of lawyers), working in them or using their services. During the course, particular attention will be paid to the soft skills that are necessary to be able to cooperate meaningfully with other people and provide legal services: such as negotiation and public speaking skills, as well as project development and management. The course will also provide theoretical and practical knowledge in working with clients, attracting clients and maintaining client relations. Many of the skills will be useful to sole practitioners (lawyers and attorneys), lawyers working in legal departments of companies

The goal of this study course is to provide law students with knowledge about the activities of law firms, encompassing law firm establishment, services, marketing and other topics. The course will offer a practical and theoretical view on the organisation, creation and management (including financial management) of law firms. It will be useful for founding such firms (that employ from one to tens of lawyers), working in them or using their services. During the course, particular attention will be paid to the soft skills that are necessary to be able to cooperate meaningfully with other people and provide legal services: such as negotiation and public speaking skills, as well as project development and management. The course will also provide theoretical and practical knowledge in working with clients, attracting clients and maintaining client relations. Many of the skills will be useful to sole practitioners (lawyers and attorneys), lawyers working in legal departments of companies

Approved by the Council of the Faculty of Computing on 12.12.2011. Minutes No. 17 Regulations regarding Excellence studies at the Faculty of Computing of the University of Latvia V 1.0 – 12.12.2011 1.General principles The Faculty offers Excellence studies to those bachelor's and master's students who are willing and are able to acquire more knowledge and skills in the time allotted to a particular study programme than provided for in the programme. Excellence studies are understood as a special, individually chosen study path within the existing study programme framework. The main goal of Excellence studies is achieved by: Teaching in-depth course content, which can be implemented in different ways –at the discretion of a teacher. Requirements for the content of high difficulty courses and requirements for receiving high marks are determined by the subject teacher, and this is reflected in the description of the specific course. The opportunity for the most