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Every year, the 10 best 2 nd year students of the bachelor’s programme "Physics" are offered the opportunity to visit Merseburg University of Applied Sciences (Hochschule Merseburg) for 8 days at the beginning of July. At Merseburg University of Applied Sciences, students have the opportunity to develop 4 laboratory works, for each of them receiving 2 credit points for Part B of the autumn semester. The laboratory works have been chosen so that they would be interesting and give students the opportunity to work with equipment that is not available at the University of Latvia. The students of the UL bachelor's study programme "Physics" have developed the following laboratory works in Merseburg during the previous years: Ultrasonic impulse echo technique; NdYag Laser; Helium-Neon laser; Dynamic measurements with deformation measuring devices; Laser microstructuring. Leisure Students will have the opportunity to experience study process in Germany, see

The official language of instruction is Latvian. Some programmes and courses are available in other foreign languages. Courses offered for exchange students are taught in English. In some cases our Faculties could as well arrange for international exchange students studies on individual basis. Prospective exchange students should contact in advance the international coordinator of the respective faculty or the contact person for incoming Exchange students at the International Mobility Unit in order to find out more about the available courses in English.

information resource that publishes monographs describing quality standards for medicines. *only for students and staff of the Faculty of Medicine and Life Sciences pharmacy programs after requesting personal profile creation from the Faculty or Library Financial Times *only at the Library at Aspazijas bulvāris (ask the librarian for access to FT) HeinOnline *only for students and staff of the Faculty of Law of the University of Latvia International Journal of Smart Education and Urban Society * 2020–2021 archive available only for students and staff of the Faculty of Education Sciences and Psychology. Journal of Chemical Education *only for students and staff of the Faculty of Medicine and Life Sciences. JSTOR Jurista vārds *only for students and staff of the Faculty of Law. Kluwer Digital Book Platform *only for students and staff of the Faculty of Law. Kluwer Law Journals Online *only for students and staff of the Faculty of Law. LETA Ziņas, Arhīvs un Nozare

School students have an opportunity to get to know the Faculty of Humanities, “shadowing” our academic staff members. “Shadow Days” is an educational event that takes place in Latvia annually. School students can attend any participating institution and observe the work of a representative of a chosen profession over several hours. The aim of “Shadow Days” is to acquaint school students with various professions, and help them choose the profession and get ready for the labour market. The Faculty of Humanities each year participates in the event. We offer school students to “shadow” one of our university professors. Those school students who participated in our “Shadow Days” say that the event was useful and pleasant, and helped them to feel the atmosphere at the Faculty.

Erasmus+ Mobility for Internships enables students to undertake an internship in a foreign organisation in any of the Erasmus+ Member States, with the provision of a grant . The purpose of these internships is to assist students in adapting to the requirements of the EU labour market, develop specific skills, including language skills, and improve their understanding of the economic and social culture of the host country within a work experience context, all contributing to the development of well-qualified, open-minded and internationally experienced future professionals. This mobility is open to students registered at the University who are not on interruption and have no outstanding academic or tuition fee debts. The results of the internship must be fully recognised by the University, and students must receive credits for the internship period; therefore, Erasmus+ internships are open to Masters students for the completion of internships required by their study programme

The study course is implemented in the 3rd and 4th semesters of the 2nd study year, taking into account the knowledge, skills and competencies acquired in other study courses and independently conducting research work for the doctoral thesis, paying special attention to practical case study of the doctoral thesis research subject, approbation of the analysis results by participating in a colloquium, seminar, conference and preparing a scientific article, as well as ensuring the transfer of knowledge in pedagogical work. The study course is implemented with students being practically employed (permanently or internship) in a company or organization. Within the course, its participants also participate in the activities of the doctoral school of the University of Latvia or other equivalent scientific institution, where valuable experience is shared with colleagues (in the form of colloquia), allowing students to present research, share and identify other researchers' experience

Student Services assist international students in finding accommodation, if the students would like a place in the University residence halls. Students should apply for residence halls as soon as they have received the acceptance letter. Places in residence halls are limited, and finding alternative housing will take time. More information about accommodation is available here .

Seminars and workshops that will enable students to work effectively in solving real business challenges, thus improving their problem solving skills and ability to work in a team. Within the framework of the activity, students will be offered internships in one of the partner companies, which will provide an opportunity to solve real problem situations in various industry companies, where they will be monitored and supervised by experts, who will involve them and assign on joint tasks with the employees of the company, thus ensuring that the internship has added value and students will develop the innovation necessary for the development of the national economy. Within the framework of the Student Innovation Programme it is planned to realize this activity in 2 companies. Students will receive scholarships. Students’ mobility will be ensured if necessary.