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The aim of the course is to provide students with knowledge of concepts, categories, principles, clauses, discourses, and schools of legal philosophy, as well as to develop the students’ skills and competences by solving issues of science of law regarding lawmaking, science of law and the practical application of law. The course aims to provide cross-cutting knowledge, skills, and competence in the diversity of potential solutions to legal problems by developing a critical mindset with the intention to promote discovery of new, original solutions both in science and practice. The language of instruction is Latvian.

, as well as the residents of the neighbourhood will be offered opportunities for an active lifestyle. 5. The pool complex planned in the House of Sports will provide swimming lessons for all age groups. 6. New and existing study programs (sports and life sciences) will provide knowledgeable specialists. 7. UL employees and students will be offered a special loyalty program for the House of Sports services, encouraging the UL family to engage in physical activities.

Faculty of Geography and Earth Sciences is friendly and rich in traditions, because all current and former students are united by friendly relations of so called "Mafia of Geographers" (Latvian: Ģeogrāfu Mafija ) and catchword – " I deny the quiet life, I am looking for, what’s the happiness! " Students of study programmes of environmental science, geology, geography, geoinformatics organise and participate together in different traditional events of the faculty: Autumn and spring "georally" – 3 to 4 days boat trip by some river of Latvia with overnight stay in tents. Pretty often it is necessary to prove an individual endurance in rather extreme conditions, for example, awakening in the frozen tent covered with snow, avoiding from fallen deadwood in rivers etc.; Sports days; Presentation event for the first year students; Geodays – one-week long events of faculty celebrations. In this week, within the result of voting, there are established winners of nominations

The Innovation Center has developed and operates two programs: Program Innovation grants for students Program Development of new digital skills

The Computer Science Study Programme Council is the institution that decides on the content of a study programme. The council consists of representatives of lecturers, students and employers.

The course is intended as the basis of the students’ future professional careers as lawyers in the field of inheritance law. The AIM of the course is a combination of knowledge, skills and competence of inheritance law. TASK of the course is to acquire the application of the laws and regulations governing legal relationships regarding succession, with an emphasis on the Civil Law of the Republic of Latvia, the latest trends and theories in the field of inheritance law, current issues of practice, juxtaposition of practice and theory. In the framework of the course, the students will have the opportunity to get acquainted with the laws and regulations concerning inheritance law, to develop the ability to perceive inheritance law in conjunction with courses such as family, contract, case, civil procedure law; to study the historical development of the institutions affecting inheritance law (with an emphasis on ancient Rome and the historical period following the adoption of the Civil

The course is intended as the basis of the students’ future professional careers as lawyers in the field of inheritance law. The AIM of the course is a combination of knowledge, skills and competence of inheritance law. TASK of the course is to acquire the application of the laws and regulations governing legal relationships regarding succession, with an emphasis on the Civil Law of the Republic of Latvia, the latest trends and theories in the field of inheritance law, current issues of practice, juxtaposition of practice and theory. In the framework of the course, the students will have the opportunity to get acquainted with the laws and regulations concerning inheritance law, to develop the ability to perceive inheritance law in conjunction with courses such as family, contract, case, civil procedure law; to study the historical development of the institutions affecting inheritance law (with an emphasis on ancient Rome and the historical period following the adoption of the Civil

“In Student’s Shoes” The event is intended for the secondary school students. The event is a one-day opportunity to view the world through student’s eyes and participate in the study process at the University of Latvia. It is an opportunity to attend lectures, seminars, laboratories and workshops, as well as to get acquainted with the study programme content and study process to make a well-considered decision in choosing further education. In order to successfully adapt to the study environment in the future, the event is an opportunity to learn what skills and abilities are necessary for the study process, as well as to meet lecturers, explore faculty library and other study facilities. Participation in this event also means gaining knowledge about other important aspects of students' lives, such as living in university accommodation, involvement in self-governments and amateur art groups, as well as other various activities that the students explain to their future peers from

Yes, the number of study places for each intake is limited and can change from year to year. In 2024/2025 30 students will beaccepted.

In order to achieve the goal, two main tasks are set, which students achieve by learning the courses included in the module: 1. To provide knowledge and understanding of natural language processing problems and methods of solving them, so that students can independently use open source LT, conduct research related to LT, as well as develop new, practical LT solutions (DatZ1373). 2. To provide knowledge about the structure and use of deep machine learning solutions, to develop practical skills in the use of deep machine learning frameworks, so that students can independently develop solutions for typical machine learning tasks - text and image classification, text and image processing (DatZ3299). SPRING SEMESTER OF 2024 Fundamentals of Natural Language Processing (DatZ1373) Lecturers: professor Inguna Skadiņa and associate professor Normunds Grūzītis The aim of this course is to introduce students to the language technology and its use in practical applications