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The scholarship was created on the basis of testamentary donation of USD 223000by the Honorary Consul of Latvia in Southern California, Doctor of Engineering Alfrēds Raisters (1921–2012). "The scholarship is intended for the future researchers who already have a clear plan of their future, as a means to fund their intentions, preferably a project or research that has already been developed,"emphasizes A. Raisters’ daughter, Dr. ing. Silvija Būmane-Sila. One of the important conditions for receiving support is the student's readiness to remain in Latvia after conclusion of the scholarship for a period of time that matches the period during which he or she received the support, in order to benefit Latvian society. Scholarshipis intendedfor the University of Latvia master's level students studying exact sciences. Number of scholarships: 10. Scholarship amount: EUR 3 000per academic year. Scholarship committee: Dean of the UL Faculty of Physics, Mathematics and Optometry

On February 7 - 9, the University of Latvia's Institute of Solid State Physics (ISSP UL) hosted the Latvian high-tech hackathon Deep Science Hackathon 2020, where participants in interdisciplinary teams, along with mentors, developed five ideas and presented them to the jury, scientists and potential investors. Within 48 hours, students and professionals worked together to develop new high-tech ideas based on smart materials. In total, nine ideas were submitted to the Deep Science Hackathon, five of which were successfully completed by the end of the event. Teams came up with ideas, such as a sheep wool filter for water purification, an application that helps to get out of a building or a ferry in case of emergency, a GPS animal-strap that works using heat of animals body. Electric Eel, in turn, came up with the idea of an autonomous robot that disinfects water supply systems. The ISSP UL team, which is organizing hackathons for the fifth time, also participated with their idea

oscillations by eddy currents in aluminum foil. American Journal of Physics . Vol.80, N 9 (2012), 804-809. doi.org/10.1119/1.4725416 Physics Olympiads Belogrudova, L., Dudareva, I., Kascheyevs, V. & Voitkans, A. (2021). National physics olympiads from the point of view of participants and physics teachers, Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference – Society, Integration. Education., Latvia. Volume II (May 28 th –29 th ), 84–95. dx.doi.org/10.17770/sie2021vol2.6209 Student-centred approach Cinite, I., Barinovs, G. (2021). Increased student performance on Physics concept inventory test after student-centred approach in Universities of Latvia. Proceesings od the 4 th International Baltic Symposium on Science and Technology Education, BalticSTE 2021, 39 - 48. files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/ED620358.pdf Cinite, I., Barinovs, G. (2019). Measuring knowledge growth for individual bachelor students at science courses of University of Latvia. Proceesings od

The aim of the study course is to update and improve the learner's understanding of the peculiarities and basic principles of digital marketing, the peculiarities of the marketing research process in the digital environment, the peculiarities of digital marketing projects and the basic principles of their development, specifics, about the peculiarities of social media marketing and their integration into the company's marketing strategy, about the peculiarities of content marketing and its compliance with the market situation and the specifics of the target audience, about interactive marketing communication as a component of integrated marketing communication, as well as to prepare students for international certification at the Digital Marketing Institute (DMI). Course tasks: 1. to master the functions of digital marketing, the peculiarities of the digital marketing complex and the interaction of their elements, as well as the peculiarities of digital segmentation; 2. use direct

The Doctoral School is managed by the Council with international and national members as well as representatives of the three LU Faculties, whose students can participate. Council members (Approved with Amendments of LU 15.10.2019, Decision Nr.1/360 to Decision LU 28.12.2016. Nr. 1/498) Visiting Professor, Dr.h.c.mult., Arne Karlsens (Arne Carlsen), University of Latvia, Faculty of Education, Psychology and Art – Chair of the Council Professor, Dr.habil.paed. Irina Maslo, LU Faculty of Education, Psychology and Art – Vice-Chair of the Council Professor, Dr.h.chem. Maris Klavins, Head of the Doctoral studies in Enviromental Science, representative of LU Environmental Sscience, member Professor, Dr. paed. Zanda Rubene, Head of the Department of Educational Sciences and Innovations in Pedagogy, representative of LU Educational Sciences , member Professor, Dr.phys. Andris Kangro, Head of the Doctoral studies in Education Management, representative of LU Social

independent unit of the UL, joining UL as a basic entity in 2016. The Institute is the leading research centre in biology in Latvia. The institute currently comprises 12 laboratories. The research activities of the Insitute are divided into two main research directions: 1) exploration and rational utilisation of Latvian natural resources, environmental and ecological problems, nature protection; 2) research on plant and animal life developments and biological productivity. The Institute also contains Latvian Ringing Centre, Herbarium, Seed Collection, Plant pest population limitator collection– biological agent collection and large entomological collection. The Institute has a number of research bases: Engure Ornithological Research Centre, Pape Ornithological Station and the National Long-Term Environmental Studies Network Mazsalaca Station, organized and intensively used by scientists and students of the Institute.

Since 2013, Salaspils Municipality has been providing support to young people from their municipality who begin their studies at any higher education institution of Latvia. The purpose of the scholarship is to financially support the young people of Salaspils Municipality to ensure access to education provided by any higher education institution or secondary special education institution in Latvia in the specialties supported by the municipality. The scholarship is intended for those first-year bachelor’s or professional programme students of all accredited higher education institutions of Latvia, whose officially declared place of residence for at least one year has been in the administrative territory of Salaspils Region. Number of scholarships: 2. Scholarship amount: EUR 1 500 per academic year or EUR 150 permonth. The scholarship is paid for 10 months (from September to June) each academic year, depending on the duration of the bachelor's study programme or secondary

The founder of the scholarship is a patron, Australian Latvian Eigits Dāvis Timermanis. The scholarship aims to support outstanding researchers who carry out economically relevant research in social sciences, which contributes to competitiveness in the broadest sense of the term. The scholarship is intended for the University of Latvia (UL) doctoral students in social sciences and doctoral degree applicants in social sciences who study at the UL Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Business, Management and Economics, and Faculty of Law. Applicants can be the UL employees. Scholarship amount: up to EUR 7 000(a single scholarship). Number of scholarships: not stipulated. Scholarship committee: Dean of the UL Faculty of Law Assoc.Prof. Anita Rodiņa (Chairman of the Scholarship commission), Dean of the UL Faculty of Social Sciences Prof. Jānis Ikstens , Dean of the UL Faculty of Business, Management and Economics Prof. Gundars Bērziņš , Public Relations Specialist of the UL

Project No .: VPP-IZM-2018/1-0018 Implementation period : 1 December 2018 – 30 November 2021 Project costs : EUR 600 000 Principal investigator : Dr. hist. Guntis Zemītis Partner : Daugavpils University The aim of the project is to analyze the communication between the state, the society and the individual; the impact of political and social control on the attitude towards national and social security; the transformation process of political, social and cultural values in Latvia during the 16–20th century. Having reached the centenary of the state, it is essential to acknowledge those values and historical turning points that made it possible to proclaim a democratic Republic of Latvia during a moment when there existed several alternatives for the statehood of Latvia. An interdisciplinary and highly qualified academic team of historians, sociologists, lawyers and theologians, which also plans to involve students in the teamwork, will identify the recent historiography

The scholarship was created on the basis of testamentary donation of USD223000 by the Honorary Consul of Latvia in Southern California, Doctor of Engineering Alfrēds Raisters (1921–2012). “The scholarship is intended for future researchers who already have a clear plan of their future, as a means to fund their intentions, preferably a project or research that has already been developed,” emphasizes A. Raisters’ daughter, Dr.ing. Silvija Būmane-Sila. One of the important conditions for receiving support is the student's readiness to remain in Latvia after conclusion of the scholarship period for a period of time that matches the period during which he or she received the support in order to benefit Latvian society. Scholarshipis intended forthe University of Latvia master's level students studying exact sciences. Number of scholarships: 1. Scholarship amount: EUR 3 000 per academic year. Scholarship committee: Dean of the UL Faculty of Physics, Mathematics and Optometry