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“Vilgerts” Law Office (2008)provides a wide range of legal services. Its motto states “More Than Law”. More about our patron: www.vilgerts.com Support In 2017, the patron organisation donated EUR 1000 to the Kristīne Krūma Memorial Scholarship Fund. In 2018, EUR 700 were donated to the team of the University of Latvia Faculty of Law to enable its participation in the international Price Media Law Moot Court Competition. In 2020, EUR 500 are donated to the students of the University of Latvia Faculty of Law to enable student participation in Telders International Law Moot Court Competition. We greatly appreciate the generous support to education and development!

Within the course framework, students will get familiarized with the functioning of language in the society, the interaction of social and language structures, as well as study the latest theoretical research in the field of psycholinguistics and sociolinguistics; conduct and present their micro-research in the field of sociolinguistics. The aim of the course is to enable students to develop understanding and expand knowledge about the functioning of language in the society, the interaction of social and language structures. The objective of the course: To familiarize students with English and German sociolinguistic and psycholinguistic research methods, issues and problems, the importance of cognitive approach in understanding human language behaviour, and the analysis of linguistic material, taking into account the relationship between language, cognition and socioculture.
The language of instruction is German.

Readings in Dialectology is an annual event that has taken place each autumn since 1997. The Readings are organized in honour of Marta Rudzīte, professor of the University of Latvia, an outstanding Latvian linguist, dialectology scholar. The conference is organized by the Department of Latvian and Baltic Studies; the head of the organizing committee is Professor Lidija Leikuma. Researchers and students from various institutions participate in the conference (University of Latvia, Institute of the Latvian Language, Liepāja University, Daugavpils University). The conference usually closes with the presentation of an edition devoted to linguistics.

This study program is unique and the only one of its kind in the Baltic States. The courses are taught by a highly qualified, well-motivated, and experienced academic staff team. Through a modern and creative study process, students have the opportunity to acquire knowledge, skills, and competencies in an interdisciplinary program that combines courses in engineering, management, and natural sciences. The knowledge gained enables graduates of the program - Industrial Management Engineers - to understand the functioning of industrial enterprise systems and make strategically sound decisions.

Volleyball will improve fitness, team collaboration and technical skills, creating a positive and dynamic sporting environment. Place: Riga medical College 1, (Thomson Street 37). Time: Training does not happen during the summer season! (During the academic year: Mondays and Thursdays at 15.00 - 17.00.) Communication with coach: Sandis Zālītis, phone number: 22049782 Students and employees of the University of Latvia, graduates and other interested persons are invited to attend training in order to purchase a subscription.

Cooperation with employers The University of Latvia Faculty of Chemistry has an extensive cooperation network with Latvian industrial companies and scientific institutes, such as joint stock company “Olainfarm”, joint stock company “Grindeks”, Institute of Food Safety, Animal Health and Environment “BIOR”, Latvian State Institute of Wood Chemistry, Latvian Institute of Organic Synthesis, and others, which already during the studies provides students with the opportunity to be in close contact with industry professionals and actively participate in implementation of contemporary scientific research.

Academic staff Dr. geol., assistant professor Aija Dēliņa Dr. geol., professor Valdis Segliņš Dr. geol., associate professor Jānis Karušs Dr. geol., associate professor Māris Krievāns M. geol. researcher Jurijs Ješkins Centre of Geological Processes Research and Modelling staff – Andis Kalvāns, Konrāds Popovs, Jānis Bikše, Inga Retiķe, Alise Babre Doctoral students Matīss Brants, Jānis Bikše, Pēteris Džeriņš, Jurijs Ješkins, Viesturs Zandersons

Quality data is the foundation of successful research today. This catalogue is designed as a practical guide for academic staff and students to help them select appropriate data sources and efficiently find the necessary datasets (collections of similar or related research data grouped for research purposes) for their studies. The catalogue covers both local Latvian data sources and international repositories, providing a structured overview of available options. Each data source is supplemented with specific examples and practical advice to facilitate the data search process.

Programme level: Master's Degree Programme Language of instruction: Latvian Study form and duration: full-time - 4 semesters Credits: 12 ECTS Obtainable degree or qualification: Master of Humanities Number of students accepted each year: State-funded study places -15 Tuition fee per year: 2600 EUR for EU/EEA/Swiss citizens, permanent residence permit holders and their family members. 3900 EUR for citizens of other countries Study location: Riga, city centre

At the Department of Latvian and Baltic Studies (LNB) of the Faculty of Humanities, research is conducted in various areas of linguistics – contemporary and historical Latvian linguistics, general linguistics, Baltic linguistics, Latvian dialectology, language culture, and literary studies – including the history of Latvian literature, comparative literary studies, literary theory, as well as Latvian folklore studies and Baltic mythology. Special attention is devoted to grammar research, the study of Latvian post-exile literature, the national epic in an international context, Latgalian studies, among other topics. The department offers a bachelor's degree program in "Latvian Studies" and a master's program in "Latvian Language, Literature and Cultural Studies." These programs pay particular attention to courses in digital humanities, while theoretical knowledge can be tested in practice – students especially enjoy fieldwork in folklore studies, as well as internships in various