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and theory, which was soon followed by a chemistry unit, providing materials for research. Today, the laboratory has obtained a great experience and suitable equipment to work on topical problems of the field. In this site you can also find information on our team , publications , current and previous projects , our students' theses and open topics for students . You can also see the timeline of our important moments on the wall . Are you interested in collaboration or visiting us? Check our contact information .

My job is to pre-treat samples, sometimes I use an ion gun to do that. My speciality is thin films. I can apply various materials’ thin films by different methods in different thicknesses and as many layers as needed. And by saying thin I mean nanometers, which are at least a million times smaller than a meter. I take the sample through the modules so that it does not come into contact with the circumambient air and doesn’t get dirty. I assist scientists both in research and in various innovation projects related to, for example, sensors. I have a special power too - I can apply organic thin films, which is especially important in creating various photonic and electronic devices, from OLEDs (organic light-emitting diodes) to OFETs (organic field-effect transistors). I keep a close watch on the things happening in the world and I am really proud to be able to help with research in the fight against the pandemic, because I can also apply special antiviral coatings, thus reducing

of every pedagogue is to act in accordance with an approach based on the rights of the child - to observe (respect), protect and implement the rights of the child. This means that the child is offered a space where he can express his concerns, is supported and taught that he has rights and responsibilities and how to implement them according to his age and development. Purpose of the course: To provide students with knowledge of an approach based on children's rights and to create an understanding of the importance of respectful relationships and basic principles to be used in daily contact with children. Tasks of the study course: 1. To create an understanding of the role of the preschool teacher in creating safe and respectful relationships. 2. To acquire knowledge about the most important elements of building respectful relationships and be able to use them in pedagogical work. 3. To create an understanding of the regulatory framework in the field of protection of children's rights

by commission of teaching staff of Faculty; The results will be announced to each applicant by e-mail; If you will be accepted from Erasmus studies, please, contact the Erasmus coordinator – Aleksandra Kjakste ( aleksandra.kjakste@lu.lv ) or call 67034712. She will advise you for all documents preparations steps. Cooperation agreements are available on our web page: Studijas – Studijas ārzemēs Each study program has its own cooperation agreement with a partner University. Students can choose a host university only from the list that conducts his/her study program. If you have any questions, please, contact Aleksandra Kjakste ( aleksandra.kjakste@lu.lv ) or call 67034712. THERE IS ONLY ONE PLACE FOR THE ANTHROPOLOGY STUDY PROGRAM STUDENT AT THE UTRECHT UNIVERSITY IN THE SPRING SEMESTER; THERE IS ONLY ONE PLACE FOR THE COMMUNICATION STUDY PROGRAM STUDENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MANNHEIM FOR THE SPRING SEMESTER; STUDENTS FROM POLITICAL SCIENCE AND DIPLOMACY STUDY

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Degree to be achieved: Bachelor’s Degree in East-West Intercultural Studies Duration of studies: 3 years Type of studies: Full-time Amount of credits: 180 ECTS European Qualifications Framework (EQF) level: Level 6 International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED) level: Level 6 Language of instruction: English Accreditation: The programme is accredited till07.12.2029. Tuition fee EU/EEA/Swiss citizens and their family members; Long Term Resident EU - 2600 EUR per Year Other сountry citizens - 3500 EUR per Year Programme overview With six semesters of full-time studies offered in English, graduates are awarded a bachelor’s degree. Arabic, Chinese, Korean and Japanese as well as French, German and other languages are taught in this programme not only as a means of communication but also as bearers of certain labels and patterns of behaviour rooted in specific cultures, which is extremely important when establishing international contacts. The new programme offers

DOCUMENTS FOR ADMISSION When applying for a Bachelor’s programme, applicants have to present the following documents: Senior Secondary School Certificate (at least six subjects with a score of A to D) Higher Secondary School Academic Transcripts West African Senior Secondary School Certificate ( at least six subjects with a score of A1 to C6) When applying for Master’s programme , applicants have to present the following documents: Bachelor’s Diploma Transcrtipt of records/ Academic transcript The University of Latvia accepts students from upper division only. It is recommended to submit all education documents for more qualitative recognition of education. Documents (education diploma and statement on punishability) have to be legalised. RESIDENCE PERMIT Documents for temporary residence permit have to be submitted: Personally in the Embassy of Latvia in Egypt (Cairo). Note! If you are still studying in last semester and don’t have

DOCUMENTS FOR ADMISSION When applying for a Bachelor’s programme, applicants have to present one of the following documents: Senior School Certificate (WAEC or NECO) (with a result of pass for at least five subjects, including the mandatory English and Mathematics for the minimum result of 6); National Diploma + Higher National Diploma. When applying for Master’s programme , applicants have to present the following documents: Attestation of Results/Degree Certificate Transcrtipt of records/ Academic transcript The University of Latvia accepts students from First and Second Division (upper class) only. It is recommended to submit all education documents for more qualitative recognition of education. Documents (education diploma and statement on punishability) have to be legalised. RESIDENCE PERMIT Documents for temporary residence permit have to be submitted: Personally in the Embassy of Latvia in Egypt (Cairo). Note! If you are still studying

literature, guidebooks), collection of films in Czech and Polish, CDs, maps and other materials. The centre is the place where the Czech and Polish language lessons for Russian philology students take place as well as consultations and events. Partners and supporters: Embassy of the Czech Republic in Latvia Association „Latvija–Čehija” Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Latvia Association of Poles in Latvia Foundation „Pomoc Polakom na Wschodzie” Polonia Teachers' Centre in Lublin Contact information: Visvalža iela 4a, Room 215a. Head of the Centre–Professor Igors Koškins Members of the Council of the Centre: Dr.philol. N.Kopoloveca - secretary Dr.philol. K.Barkovska Dr.philol. T. Stoikova Dr. philol. J.Strauberga Mg. A. Žmuda All interested are welcome!

The main goal of the Student Council of the Faculty of Theology, University of Latvia (FT UL) is to improve students' academic and daily life at the faculty and to represent the interests of the students. The activities of the Student Council focuses on the development of the academic sphere in new, exciting ways to arouse students' interest in the learning process and promote the integration of students in the academic fields that they are interested in. Students from all study levels attend Student Council meetings. Student Council members care about the academic growth of students and the improvement of students' daily lives. Student Council members are elected yearly by students of the Faculty of Theology, University of Latvia. Faculty of Theology Student Council members 2021/2022: President, member of faculty's board Sanita Novikova President's assitant, secretary Beāte Orlova Director of social, culture and sport direction, member of Student Council of University