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Scholarship for undergraduates, graduates and students of professional programmes Application for scholarship must be submitted in the electronic system of the UL LUIS within 10 days from the beginning of registration week of the respectivesemester according to the calender of academic year. The documents confirming student's eligibility for the scholarship must be submitted to the secretary of the faculty. In accordance with bilateral agreements on co-operation in education and science concluded between Latvian government and a few countries Latvia offers scholarships to foreign students, researchers and teaching staff for studies, research and participation in summer schools in Latvian higher education institutions (HEIs) in the2019/2020 academic year. The Ministry of Education and Science of Latvia has delegated the administration of the Latvian state scholarships to the State Education Development Agency (Valsts izglītības attīstības aģentūra – VIAA). About Scholarships

LELCA (Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church Abroad) through its "Fund for Tomorrow"( Rītdienas fonds ) (1972) has supported the staff of UL Faculty of Theology from the beginning of its existence, and since the 2010/2011 academic year, it has started to grant scholarships to the students of theology. In the period from 2010 to 2014, LELCA "Fund for Tomorrow" granted scholarships with the aim to support the young scholars of UL Faculty of Theology, giving preference to those students who wished to devote their lives to service in the Latvian Lutheran parishes. The scholarship was dedicated to the memory of Dean Emeritus Uldis Cepure. Dean Uldis Cepure was born in 1935 in Riga. He finished primary school in Germany and secondary school in Nebraska, USA, where he studied theology and obtained a degree of Master of Divinity in 1960. U.Cepure began to serve as a pastor in the parishes of Americans, the descendants of German and Swedish immigrants, who elected him as Dean in South Dakota

The scholarship has been established in support of outstanding University of Latvia (UL) 1 st year doctoral students in 2017 by the patron “Mikrotīkls”. Its goal is to promote excellence at the UL and to advance growth and research opportunities of the most talented young doctoral students. The scholarship is intended for doctoral students in the field of exact and medical sciences from the UL Faculty of Biology, Faculty of Physics, Mathematics and Optometry, Faculty of Computing, Faculty of Medicine and Faculty of Chemistry. Upon successful fulfilment of all conditions, a scholarship is granted for three years for the development of a doctoral thesis of superior quality. Number of scholarships : 5. Scholarship amount: EUR 12 000 per academic year (EUR 1 000 per month). Selection commission of the 1 st round of competition: UL Rector Prof. Indriķis Muižnieks , Chairman of the Board of the UL Foundation Prof. Emer. Ivars Lācis , UL Vice-Rector for Natural Sciences

The scholarship has been established in support of outstanding University of Latvia (UL) first-year doctoral students in 2017 by the patron "Mikrotīkls" . Its goal is to promote excellence at the UL and to advance growth and research opportunities of the most talented young doctoral students. The scholarship is intended for doctoral students in the field of exact and medical sciences from the UL Faculty of Biology, Faculty of Physics, Mathematics and Optometry, Faculty of Computing, Faculty of Medicine and Faculty of Chemistry. Upon successful fulfilment of all conditions, the scholarship is granted for three years for the development of a doctoral thesis of superior quality. Number of scholarships : 5. Scholarship amount: EUR 12 000per academic year (EUR 1 000 per month). Selection commission of the 1 st round of competition: UL Rector Prof. Indriķis Muižnieks , Chairman of the Board of the UL Foundation Prof. Emer. Ivars Lācis , UL Vice-Rector for Natural Sciences

The religious organization is based in Germany. The association brings together three independent associations – the Mecklenburg Pastors "Association, the Pomeranian Protestant Association and the Pastors" Association in North Elbe (VPPN) with the aim of fostering a community of ordained persons through the exchange of ideas, joint training and cooperation in implementing the church's mission. All three associations are members of the German Protestant Pastors' Association, which has almost 20000 members. The organization maintains good contacts with Latvian theologians and pastors. The association supports socially active students of theology and religion of all denominations at the University of Latvia Faculty of Theology. "Our cooperation with the University of Latvia Faculty of Theology began after the fall of the Iron Curtain. We believe that it is important to strengthen theology and religion, and with that goal in mind we have been supporting students and awarding

The course aims are to provide knowledge about climate change and reducing its negative effects, as well as about adaptation process and its management, the use of modern management approaches, methods and tools. The course will form students' ability to apply the acquired knowledge to engage in climate management implementation at different levels. The acquired knowledge on the greenhouse gas emissions reduction and adaptation strategies will create preconditions for the feasibility of different program or plan preparation, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of climate change. The theoretical aspects will be interacting with case studies from both the literature (national and local climate change strategies, programs and plans) and lecturers experience from practice. It will give for students the opportunity to become aware of the importance of climate change and search solutions needed. Student permanent employment will provide in-depth knowledge and the basis

The course is one of the modules of the program "Multilevel STEM Acquisition in Primary School grades 1 to 6" Sciences II, which is based on practical and research-based knowledge, developed by the Interdisciplinary Center for Educational Innovation at the University of Latvia (ICEI UL) developed student interest education program "Brainy laboratory". Upon finishing the course, the participant will have broadened the understanding of how it is possible for the student to develop in depth use of research and engineering design skills in the 4th-6th grade learning process, and to form links for conducting experiments and long-term research and for linking it with engineering design. In classes, participants will have the opportunity to analyze examples of learning situations, lesson plans, do methodological tasks, engage in professional experiences on science, mathematics and technology learning approaches aimed at developing student skills. Teachers' independent work between

The "Preparation course for the German TestDaF exam" addresses students of all subjects with a command of German at CEF level B2. Its goal is to prepare the students for the “TestDaF” examination, which can be taken in different test centres in more than 80 countries (among them the Latvian test centre at the RTU). The TestDaF assesses the language skills necessary for study in Germany and is acknowledged by all Institutions of Higher Education in Germany. Therefore, the course will expand the students’ reading and listening comprehension as well as their written and oral production skills to CEF level C1 in order to allow them to successfully pass the exam. In addition, the course provides a test run for the “TestDaF” under real-time conditions. All materials and exercises are taken from different modern TestDaF preparatory books.

The course aims are to provide knowledge about climate change and reducing its negative effects, as well as about adaptation process and its management, the use of modern management approaches, methods and tools. The course will form students' ability to apply the acquired knowledge to engage in climate management implementation at different levels. The acquired knowledge on the greenhouse gas emissions reduction and adaptation strategies will create preconditions for the feasibility of different program or plan preparation, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of climate change. The theoretical aspects will be interacting with case studies from both the literature (national and local climate change strategies, programs and plans) and lecturers experience from practice. It will give for students the opportunity to become aware of the importance of climate change and search solutions needed. Student permanent employment will provide in-depth knowledge and the basis

Mark Kirk, and in 2011 he was appointed Honorary Consul of the Republic of Latvia to Illinois. He is also an active lifelong member of the American Latvian Association and currently holds the post of a Senior Elder of the student corporation "Lettgallia"Foreign Presidency. In 2014, Roberts Blumbergs was awarded the Three Star Order. Parents of R.Blumbergs, Gunārs and Ināra, were both born in Latvia and arrived in the United States in 1950 as children of the World War II refugees. Gunārs and Ināra have established a scholarship for students of the Faculty of Law. Both R.Blumbergs’ grandfathers and one grandmother have graduated from the UL. Support In 2011, R.Blumbergs supported a guest lecturer of judge Ilana Diamond Rovnerat the UL Faculty of Law, donating EUR 1388.44for the purpose. In 2012, R.Blumbergs supported preparation of University of Latvia student team for the International Collegiate Programming Contest withEUR 2842.90. In the same year, R.Blumbergs established