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The aim of the bachelor’s academic programme of Computer Science is to prepare specialists who, depending on the chosen specialisation, are able to design and develop complex applications and information systems, computer networks, robots, wireless sensor networks or prove complex mathematical theorems. The programme is designed so that after the first two years of studying, a student is able to work in the IT industry, if necessary. After the first two years of studying, the student chooses a specialisation (field of study). Each specialisation corresponds to a subject module that provides students with better training in the chosen field of computer science: Computer science – if you want to become a researcher or lecturer in the future; Information technologies – if you want to become a computer network specialist and project manager in the future; Information systems – this field will provide the skills required for database and information system specialists

and as a state commissioner. He became one of the directors of Lattelecom Supervisory Board and worked there until 2001. After that he became a politician – he was a member of the 8 th and 9 th Saeima. Currently a member of the student corporation Fraternitas Cursica, member of the board of the honorary members of fraternity. Guntis Bērziņš founded the Professor E. Felsbergs Memorial Scholarship in 1999 to be awarded to outstanding, academically and socially active students from the faculties of humanities – to students acquiring the knowledge of the field represented by Professor Felsbergs. Life and work of Professor Ernests Felsbergs Ernests Felsbergs (1866–1928) – tutor, teacher of the parish, studied classical philology at the University of Tartu, working as a private tutor in the summers. In 1897, Ernests Felsbergsbecame actively involved in the life of the Latvian student corporation Lettonia in Tartu. After graduating from the university in 1901, he was seconded to the University

The aim of the course is to provide students with the basic knowledge on the underlying principles of individual supervision and the factors that influence it as well as introduce them to the model procedure of supervision and various supervision focal points. The aim of seminars is to develop individual supervision skills.

The aim of the course is to introduce students to the systematic thought about Christian teaching. This course considers main themes in the christian theology as they are included in the Apostolic confession. The themes are explained in historical and analytical way in consideration of the main problematic of nowedays research.

Study programme offers in-depth studies of international economic relations, paying special attention to the theoretical and applied problems of international economics and economic diplomacy. Graduates’ comprehensive interdisciplinary knowledge of the European Union, diplomatic skills, analytical skills, and in-depth economic skills will provide solid basis for their work in different institutions of European Union, international organizations, as well as in national public and private sectors. Students gain knowledge for analytical and managerial positions in economic, political, and social fields, for diplomatic service, for economic lobbying activities at European Union level, and for further education in doctoral studies programmes leading to an academic career. The programme provides studies in international environment of lingual and cultural diversity by attracting both international students, lecturers, and experts. Studies are conducted in English. The highlight

The House of Nature houses 116 study and research laboratories, equipped with furniture and technological equipment that meet modern requirements, including 78 Waldner product draft cabinets, which were installed for the first time in a Latvian higher education institution. Magnum, the home's largest auditorium, can accommodate up to 300 students. Also, the building has a reading room with 130 seats, several amphitheater-type auditoriums, and even individual work capsules, which allow you to isolate yourself from the surrounding environment in the fast pace of life in order to gather thoughts for new scientific discoveries. Finally, four greenhouses are located on the upper floor of the House of Nature, thus providing natural science students with all the necessary infrastructure for successful studies. Thanks to the creation of the House of Nature, the University has been able to start optimizing infrastructure management costs. Several structural units and services that were

“Biosan” Research Scholarship in Epidemiology The scholarship was created in 2020 at the initiative of the patron “Biosan”, thus promoting the development of research at the University of Latvia (UL), as well as supporting advancement of medical students, as they commence studies in the new study programme “Epidemiology and Medical Statistics”. Scholarships are intended for the 1 st year students of the master's study programme “Epidemiology and Medical Statistics” at the University of Latvia Faculty of Medicine (FM). Number of available scholarships: 1. Scholarship amount: EUR 3 000 per academic year. Scholarship committee: UL FM Dean Prof. Valdis Folkmanis (chairman of the committee), Director of UL FM study programme “Epidemiology and Medical Statistics” Liliāna Civjāne , representative of the patron “Biosan” Andrejs Gaivoronskis , and Executive Director of the LU Foundation Laila Kundziņa . The applicant may not be a University of Latvia employee. In one

To protect the rights, health, safety and dignity of research participants, prevent harm to research participants, society and the environment, as well as promote the reputation of the University of Latvia as a scientific institution, there is a Research Ethics Committee at the UL Faculty of Medicine for evaluating ethical aspects of scientific research done by students : Assoc. Prof. Signe Mežinska - Chair of the Committee; Assoc. Prof. Liliāna Civjāne - Vice-Chair of the Committee; Assoc. Prof. Ainars Bajinskis - Secretary of the Committee; Prof. Una Riekstiņa; Lecturer Laura Vīksna; Lecturer Dagnija Gulbe; Student representative Līva Liepiņa. The Committee members were approved by the UL FM Council on 24.11.2021. with Decision No. 122. The Committee meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 3:00 PM. Submissions for consideration at the next meeting must be submitted one week before the scheduled meeting of the Committee, usually - by the third

The aim: To provide students with knowledge at the level of understanding and application of the manager's work, methods, principles, management styles. Objectives: 1. To learn the principles of organization management. 2. To master the principles of interpersonal conflict resolution of the organization. The course is taught in Latvian.

Ligita Liepiņa (International Research Program Unit, Research and Innovation Policy Support Unit, State Education Development Agency). In addition to providing scholarships for researchers at all stages of their careers, both doctoral students and experienced researchers, activities named after Marie Sklodowska-Curie also promote transnational and interdisciplinary mobility. They enable universities and research institutions to recruit talented foreign researchers and establish strategic partnerships with leading institutions around the world. The presentation will provide information on scholarships for young scientists, the forms and their completion and the main conditions that are being evaluated. Information will also be provided on other options in the Marie Sklodowska-Curie activities and their use. A brief look at the EURAXESS portal. The second part of the report will provide information on COST activities and the opportunities they provide.