Meklēšana

• to demonstrate the optical and physical basic of bifocal and progressive lenses, their application in the correction of presbyopia;
• to give knowledge about the prescription and mounting of these lenses and to learn the causes of progressive lenses non-adaptation and in problem solving;
• to learn the optical principles of contact lenses applications and to give knowledge in contact lenses calculations on basis of patient’s refraction;
• to learn how to use spherical and toric contact lenses for correction of ametropia using soft and gas permeable contact lens materials.

The aim of the course is to introduce students to the significance of intecultural communication in the diplomatic work. The tasks of the course are 1) introduce students to main approaches to the intercultural communication, 2) to strenghten their skills of intercultural contact. In the contemporary global world a precondition of a successful diplomacy is acquaintance with other cultures and mentalities. On different levels of cross-cultural contacts there is a need for knowledge about the way of thinking and problem solving in other cultures. The course has been created in order to allow students to gain in-depth understanding about problems of this kind. Theoretical, practical and ethnographic problems will be treated in this course in order to understand the challenges created by the necessity to create diplomatic, commercial, informative and other contacts with representatives of different cultures. A broad range of case-studies, as well as ICT will be used in this course

The aim of the course is to introduce students to the significance of intecultural communication in the diplomatic work. The tasks of the course are 1) introduce students to main approaches to the intercultural communication, 2) to strenghten their skills of intercultural contact. In the contemporary global world a precondition of a successful diplomacy is acquaintance with other cultures and mentalities. On different levels of cross-cultural contacts there is a need for knowledge about the way of thinking and problem solving in other cultures. The course has been created in order to allow students to gain in-depth understanding about problems of this kind. Theoretical, practical and ethnographic problems will be treated in this course in order to understand the challenges created by the necessity to create diplomatic, commercial, informative and other contacts with representatives of different cultures. A broad range of case-studies, as well as ICT will be used in this course

Name Surname Position E-mail Address Room Ingus Mitrofanovs Institute director ingus.mitrofanovs@lu.lv Jelgavas street 3 719 Ansis Zariņš Lead researcher ansis.zarins@lu.lv Jelgavas street 3 718 Gunārs Silabrieds Lead researcher g unars.silabriedis@lu.lv Jelgavas street 3 718 Inese Vārna Lead researcher inese.varna@lu.lv Jelgavas street 3 718 Druvis Kleins Engineer druvis.kleins@lu.lv Jelgavas street 3 718 Irīna Baltmane Scientific assitant irina.baltmane@lu.lv Jelgavas street 3 717 Marita Cekule Lead researcher marita.cekule@lu.lv Jelgavas street 3 717 Ivars Bergmanis Engineer ivars.bergamnis@lu.lv Jelgavas street 3 717 Augusts Rubans Scientific assistant augusts.rubans@lu.lv Jelgavas street 3 716 Diāna Haritonova Lead researcher diana.haritonova@lu.lv Jelgavas street 3 716 Jānis Balodis Lead researcher janis.balodis@lu.lv Jelgavas street 3 716 Katerīna Runde Researcher katerina.runde@lu.lv Jelgavas street 3 716 Madara Normanda Researcher madara.normanda@lu.lv Jelgavas street