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Dissertations(UL) Database of dissertations/theses elaborated or defended at UL Online volume "Aspirants and Doctoral students of the University of Latvia. Part I" (LV)

The University of Latvia resolutely advocates gender equality in work and research. Gender equality is observed at the University of Latvia both in administration and research. In 2021, 72.25% of all students at UL were female. The largest number of women study in part-time studies, 86.22%. As of 1 October 2022, the female students at UL constitute 72.1% of the student population, while of the part-time students 87.06% are female. In 2021, 68% of university administration staff were female, while the female academic staff constituted 54%. Out of 13 faculty deans, 8 are women. The project “Religion and Gender Equality: Baltic and Nordic Developments” implemented by the UL Faculty of Theology will significantly contribute to the promotion of social inclusion, addressing the lack of gender equality in various spheres of life, with special attention to religion and culture. To achieve gender equality and ensure equal opportunities for all women 5.1. For the University of Latvia

director (use this form) Documents must be completed on computer pdf/word format Erasmus+ study application Selection criteria After selection process all students will receive e-mail with information on their results. IMPORTANT INFORMATION!!! ERASMUS+ grants Students can participate in Erasmus+ program several times in total 12 months during one study level! For example if you already have participated in Erasmus+ study mobility for 5 months, you can use your remaining 7 months for Erasmus+ internship or another Erasmus+ study mobility. Remember, that all our partner universities might have different requirements to enroll for exchange studies, so look carefully through their web page during selection process! If you have any questions feel free to contact international coordinator at the FBME by e-mail nora.batraga@lu.lvor make an appointment and come to consultation to Room 531. All potential Erasmus+ students must read overall Erasmus+ program rules.

' knowledge of the content of fundamental human rights, especially in the framework of the principle of harmony, analyzing fundamental rights in the context of Latvian and international regulation and court practice. As a result of the course, the student must understand the competences of the constitutional bodies, the principles of their operation, their practical implementation and problems. Language of instruction is Latvian.

' knowledge of the content of fundamental human rights, especially in the framework of the principle of harmony, analyzing fundamental rights in the context of Latvian and international regulation and court practice. As a result of the course, the student must understand the competences of the constitutional bodies, the principles of their operation, their practical implementation and problems.

The patroness Dace Cīrule is a sworn advocate. Support In 2020, EUR 500 are donated to the students of the University of Latvia Faculty of Law to enable student participation in TeldersInternational LawMoot CourtCompetition. We greatly appreciate the generous support to education and development!

The University of Latvia offers the first and currently the only bachelor's study programme in anthropology in Latvia. The bachelor's programme provides a foundation in anthropology for three years, especially developing research skills and knowledge in qualitative research methodology. Studying one or two semesters, using the opportunities of the Erasmus programme, a student can also study at other European universities. The programme not only prepares academically educated anthropologists, but also serves as a first or further step in development, providing learning and life skills that can be used both in business and work in public and non-governmental sector. Studies are conducted bilingually in Latvian/English. Communication in classes occurs mostly in English, because the study group consists of students from different countries – Latvia, USA, Canada, Germany, Great Britain, but most of the study work can also be done in Latvian. Job opportunities Anthropologists in Latvia

Students and other interested, that would like to attend the conference as a listener and not receive the copy of the compendium of papers, do not have to pay the participation fee.

The University of Latvia has had the Cisco Networking Academy since 2001, the first in Latvia. Initially, the University of Latvia was a regional academy, which further trained instructors from other Latvian universities. Currently, the University of Latvia has an Academy Support Centre. All four CCNA (Cisco Certified Networking Associate) level training courses are available to students at the Faculty of Computing of the University of Latvia. They learn both networking theory and the skills of creating switched, routed and managed computer networks. Students who have completed all four courses can pass the CCNA certification, which is recognised worldwide by the IT industry. For further information please contact Assistant Professor Leo Trukšāns.

Teachers and students of the programme in cooperation with the NGO "Papardes Zieds" are involved in a WHO-funded study on the reproductive and sexual health and behavior of the Latvian population. Research