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- ACADEMIC AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT - listens to students' academic problems, suggestions, and comments. Defends the interests of students, maintains active communication with the faculty, and promotes the flow of academic information in both directions. - MARKETING DEPARTMENT - responsible for maintaining social networks of FBME SC, overall visual image, councils’ representation, as well as developing various ideas in cooperation with other directions. - SPONSORSHIP DEPARTMENT - maintains long-term relations, cooperates with other UL faculties, looks for new long-term cooperation partners, and also takes care that there are pleasant surprises from our cooperation partners at each of our events. - INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS DEPARTMENT - defends the interests of foreign students studying at the faculty, creates unifying events for foreign and domestic students, provides international social network content so that everyone is informed.

Every spring, all local prospective students aspiring to continue their education at the University of Latvia Faculty of Business, Management and Economics are invited to get acquainted with the study environment by visiting the "Open Doors Day". It is an opportunity to view the future study rooms, to take part in various exploratory activities organized by the facultyand, of course, to ask questions, which will definitely help to choose the most suitable study programme. Traditionally, the event takes place during the spring break of the 12th-graders.

The department provides centralized services for students and potential students, and consists of Academic Services Division(108. room un 125. room), Admissions Division(109. room), Mobility Division(125. room)and Career Centre(122. room). Academic Services Division supplies information and advice regarding study opportunities and procedures at the University of Latvia, informs about scholarship funds and opportunities to arrange student loans, issues certificates, and ensures the production of study documentation. Admissions Division organizes student admission, participates in exhibitions and other informative events for applicants. Mobility Division ensures the administration of international exchange programmes, provides exchange student counselling and support in preparation of documents. Career Centre grants advice, organises seminars and other activities dedicated to the labour market and career development issues. Contacts: Academic Services Division : +371 6703 4777

The UL Centre for European and Transition Studies (CETS) was established in 2000 as a unit of the University of Latvia. It aims to promote and support interdisciplinary academic and applied research on European issues, involving students from both EU Member States and from a number of third countries. CETS focuses on sectors, such as economics, political science, law, public administration and regional policy. CETS includes projects by Jean Monnet and Marie Curie from European Commission and provides advice to state institutions on economic and social development issues related to European integration. CETS operates as an internationally recognised forum for debate for academics, graduates and experts on current trends in European development from the perspective of the new Member States. Objectives of the Centre: to promote research and education in areas related to current situation in Latvia and future prospects in the European integration process, international relations

Students enrolled in the UL Doctoral School of Lifelong Learning will be offered involvement in comparative research projects, including in the ASEM Education and Research Hub for Lifelong Learning. Within the frameworks of these projects, doctoral students can conduct practice-oriented and cross-disciplinary research using international methodologies on learning benefits and impact. The UL Doctoral School In LLL will provide young researchers and their research supervisors with opportunities to improve their competences by using English language and media and help them to create independent institutions, enterprises or systems of education for the future by offering innovative solutions for raising human capacity and, as a result, for employability, life-skills and sustainability. The UL Doctoral School in LLL provides a path for the development of research results and the direct impact on education policy, and finding solutions for life-wide learning, human capacity, employability

pursue further studies in the Master’s degree subprogramme ‘Russian and Slavic Studies” or in any other relevant programme. More information about study programme and Study plan ERASMUS+exchange possibilities UL full-time students, regardless of their citizenship, have the opportunity to apply for the ERASMUS + exchange program for studies or/and traineeship. More information: ERASMUS + study mobility ERASMUS + traineeship moblity Admission requirements General secondary high school diploma. The average grade of the secondary education document in all subjects must be at least 6 (on a 10-point scale). English language proficiency Russian language proficiency As a part of the admission process applicants will be asked to participate in an online interview. More information and Study plan Autumn Intake (application start: 2 Jan 2024; studies start in Sept 2024) Full-time Contact person for more information Director of the Programme Asoc.prof. Nataļja

Publication Fee for submitting an article for publication*: Article 100 EUR Article (for employee of theUniversity of Latvia) 50 EUR Article (for students) 50 EUR Article (for students of the University of Latvia) 25 EUR *The fee is applicable considering the status of the first author. The fee for submitting an article includes the organizational processes of submitting, processing and evaluating the article, as well as commission fees for transfers made in the conference system. In case of rejection of the article, the contribution made, which covers the aforementioned costs, will not be returned to the author. Paper presentation Participation in the Faculty of Education, Psychology and Art conference sections with a paper presentation is free of charge .

The study program is based onScandinavianexperience and is based on the principle that the student is the center of studies ; Student groups are small and training is personalized ; The study program is comprehensive, because, unlike specialized universities, it offers an additional choice of courses , giving the opportunity to gain knowledge in other fields of science, such as foreign languages, psychology, economics, and law, which allows young professionals to compete in the labor market more successfully; As the UL is a research university, students have the opportunity to get involved in scientific projects from the 1st year of studies; Intensive practice for prospective physicians begins in the 3rd year of studies , successfully combining theoretical and practical training. The time of practice in hospitals is not only longer than in other universities, but the training is individual and involves real work with the patient, not just observations.

The study program is based onScandinavianexperience and is based on the principle that the student is the center of studies ; Student groups are small and training is personalized ; The study program is comprehensive, because, unlike specialized universities, it offers an additional choice of courses , giving the opportunity to gain knowledge in other fields of science, such as foreign languages, psychology, economics, and law, which allows young professionals to compete in the labor market more successfully; As the UL is a research university, students have the opportunity to get involved in scientific projects from the 1st year of studies; Intensive practice for prospective physicians begins in the 3rd year of studies , successfully combining theoretical and practical training. The time of practice in hospitals is not only longer than in other universities, but the training is individual and involves real work with the patient, not just observations.

The Faculty of Business, Management and Economics is the largest faculty of the University of Latvia; we offer studies and scientific research in the field of economics, management and public administration, which correspond to the contemporary needs of Latvia, EU and other countries. Faculty was established in 1919, after foundation of the University of Latvia. During years with several reorganizations in 1997 faculty was named as the Faculty of Economics and management. In 2017 in order to show wide range of offered study programmes and fields, faculty was renamed as the Faculty of Business, Management and Economics. Now faculty offers 5programs taught completely in English to applicants from all over the world. Study groups are mixed with full time students and international incoming exchange students, so to provide worldwide intercultural perspective and experience to our students.