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It is possible to visit all branch libraries. Libraries in the Academic Centre of the University of Latvia provide a great opportunity to acquire an insight into the modern 21st century library, where ancient traditions intertwine with contemporary technologies. The price for the service is determined in accordance with the Library's price list of service fees. Excursions for the UL employees and students are free of charge. To apply for a tour, please email to info-bibl@lu.lv .

University of LatviaFaculty of Business, Management and Economics is interested in implementing joint projects, sharing experience and resources to jointly develop new technologies and innovative products. Collaborative projects can be both social and also can have a strong commercial purpose. University of Latvia, Faculty of Business, Management and Economics invites companies to offer internships to students! It is an opportunity for students to get to know the practical work environment and gain additional knowledge in a particular field. Mobility of lecturers and employees of the company is also possible. To learn more about collaboration opportunities, write e-mail tobvefinfo@lu.lv

The Faculty of Humanities cooperates with the Latvian Academy of Culture, Ventspils University of Applied Sciences, Liepāja University, Daugavpils University, Rīga Stradiņš University and with other HEI (the cooperation in the field of science, implementation of several programmes, organization of seminars for PhD students, exchange with guest lecturers, etc). The Faculty of Humanities cooperates with the research institutions of the same field, e.g. Institute of the Latvian Language of the UL, Institute of Literature, Folklore and Art, Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the UL (cooperation in research, conference organization, regular visits of students to institutes, contacts with consultants and reviewers, etc).

construction companies as an accountant, as well as a real estate salesperson. "We believe that supporting the University of Latvia and capable, dedicated young people is an investment both in the future of these students and that of Latvia. Education today as well as in the future will be crucial to compete with other nations and to advance the name of Latvia throughout the next century. We urge the scholarship recipients after their graduation to support Latvia and help the students who will follow in their footsteps," – these inspiring words Modris and Valija Galenieks have dedicated to all of us. Modris and Valija were married in 1965 and are grateful for their lives spent together. Modris was employed by companies with retirement plans and could augment these with a part of his salary. Both started their IRA retirement accounts when they paid 13% on investments. Their first priority was to raise money to pay for a two apartment house. They still own this house today. In their early years

The main objective of the course is to raise the students’ language usage skills to promote their professional growth. The course consists of a wide variety of exercise types including grammar, reading comprehension, composition, debates, dialogues, role plays, vocabulary drills and games.

supporting the UL representatives' meeting with members of the Latvian diaspora in the US and Canada. In 2015, Andris and Bettija Ramāns created a family scholarship for students of the Special Education Teacher sub-programme at the UL Faculty of Education, Psychology and Art. "Life is full of challenges – especially for those with physical or mental disabilities. From personal experience we appreciate that the influence of specially educated teachers on growth of people with special needs is irreplaceable,"patrons explain their motivation behind establishment of the scholarship. Support In 2015, the patrons donated EUR 3000 for establishment of Ramāns Family Scholarship, which in 2015/2016 was awarded to students Liāna Jurēvica and Laila Skarpa. In 2017, the support to students continued with a donation of EUR 4400, which enabled awarding of two scholarships in 2017/2018, which were received by Ilze Liepa and Līga Eidone. In 2018, the donation of EUR 4400 continued the Ramāns Family

Lecturer Contact information Lect. Daiga Āboltiņa daiga.aboltina@lu.lv In case of any questions, the students first write an e-mail to daiga.aboltina@lu.lv, then further as necessary - there will be an individual agreement with the student on other means of communication. Asoc. prof. Inese Āboliņa inese.abolina@lu.lv Prof. Anda Batraga anda.batraga@lu.lv Prof. Gundars Bērziņš gundars.berzins@lu.lv Prof. Andrejs Cekuls andrejs.cekuls@lu.lv Assoc. prof.Vadims Danovičs vadims.danovics@lu.lv Lect. Mārtiņš Danusēvičs martins.danusevics@lu.lv Assoc.prof. Henrijs Kaļķis henrijs.kalkis@lu.lv Doc. Antra Līne antra.line@lu.lv mob

Anthropology studies people and their relationships around the world. What does it mean to be a human? What connects people together in families, communities, societies and culture? How do people organize and manage life? In each culture, these issues seem self-evident and become apparent in situations where people from different cultures meet. The master'sstudiesin Cultural and Social Anthropology providebasic knowledge in the field of anthropology, and through practical work students can choose to study those aspects of society and culture that are of particular interest to students. Students choose a variety of topics from research, from in-depth research on gathering resources in one family to life in organizations, church and marriage courses, and the experience of serious illness. All topics are united by in-depth research based on people's daily life routines, observations and people's stories about their lives. Anthropology students read, analyze, discuss and research a lot

UL Academic Centre future vizualization In recent years, students' demands and needs for university accommodation have changed significantly: privacy and the need to live alone, private toilets and showers, as well as opportunities to relax, study or engage in a variety of activities with other students, are becoming increasingly important. The House of Students and Guests project could address these needs - by building a new student hotel with 475 beds in the territory of the Academic Centre. It is planned to create a modern and pleasant environment in the house, taking an example from Western European universities. The University is currently working on financial and economic calculations for the project, exploring the possibility of implementing the project in a public-private partnership (PPP) model. The University will inform the public as soon as a decision is made on the implementation of this project.