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Students can apply for exchange studies in the spring semester until September 29, 2023, but for exchange studies in the autumn semester – from the beginning of February till 10 February. When choosing a university, one of the most important criteria is language in which the study courses are offered. You need to be sure that your studies at a foreign university of your choice, and, in particular, the courses that interest you, are taught in the language you speak. To participate in Erasmus student exchange, you must meet the following basic selection criteria: you can prove good knowledge of a foreign language; you have clear justification for studying at a foreign university; you have not previously used more than 12 months of Erasmus+ mobility (studies or internship) at any of these study levels: bachelor's, master's, doctoral level; you have successfully completed at least the first year of study at the undergraduate level; at the time of application you

service or international wire transfer services that cannot be traced •If the landlord is pressuring you to sign the lease or transfer funds before you are confident that you have all the information you need to make an informed decision, take this as a red flag •Finally, paying under the table is illegal. Hold onto receipts or proof of payment in case something goes wrong We remind students of the student housing options, and of the Erasmusplay platform.

"Environment Academy" are free classes for 10th-12th grade students,organized by the School of Environmental Scientists. Students learn many new things actively and excitingly while competing for the benefits of admission to the Faculty of Geography and Earth Sciences of the University of Latvia! At the Academy, students gain knowledge and understanding of the environment and the need for environmental protection! Each lesson is devoted to one of the topics of environmental science, such as water quality, sustainable use of resources, quality of the urban environment, human influence on natural processes, etc. The lessons consist of theoretical and practical parts, during which participants learn practical skills by working in scientific laboratories and learning software used by industry. Faculty researchers and guests from environmental protection institutions, municipalities and companies participate in the classes, giving participants a real insight into the daily life of active

The aim of this course is to gain an in-depth understanding of aspects related to theory and practice in civil procedure. The focus will mostly be on timely issues related to improvements in this procedure. Students will also learn how to study civil procedure norms in depth. The issues will be discussed in the context of relevant regulations in other European countries. There will also be analysis of judicature materials, as well as the views which have been expressed by experts on specific aspects of civil procedure.

investment of the patronJānis Priedkalns. Latvian UniversitiesComputer Science (Informatics) Bachelor's and Master's Thesis Competition The main goal of the Latvian UniversitiesBachelor's and Master's thesis competition is to support the interest of computer science students in research and to motivate students to develop high-quality, innovative bachelor's and master's theses, thus promoting the quality level of scientific works in the IT sector. This competition was previously implemented by Exigen Services Latvia for several years, but since 2010 the competition has been organized by the ULFoundation in cooperation with IT companies. The total prize fund in 2014 in the amount of EUR 7,600 is provided by "Exigen services Latvia" and "Accenture Latvia", this year also the supervisors of the best works will receive a scholarship in the amount of EUR 500. Programmer's Day 2014 (Lady Lovelace Prize) Students and lecturers of all Latvian higher education IT study programs, IT industry

Patron Andris Lācis (1941) studied marketing at the Wayne State University, USA and has been employed by many prominent US companies. Currently he is an Honorary Consul of Latvia in Michigan, USA. After earning a master's degree in marketing from Wayne State University, USA, he spent most of his professional life in various positions at major US manufacturing companies, such as Uniroyal Tire Co., Uniroyal Goodrich, Michelin and Findley Adhesives. Currently, A.Lācis is a Vice President of BTG Systems Inc. – a partner company of Baltic Technology Group, where he can share his considerable experience in trade, research and development. In addition to his professional activities, he has been a member of the board of directors of SAE International (formerly SAE or the Society of Automotive Engineers). He is a member of the American Society for Quality. Support In 2014, 2015 and 2016, Andris Lācis has supported the UL Student Business Incubator, overall donating EUR 11011.77 (USD 13000

In 2010 , the Moot Court Competition was won by University of Latvia Faculty of Law students Vija Kalniņa, Liene Pommere, and Artis Straupenieks . The Best Oralist award was given to Laura Lapiņa , a semifinalist , while the Best Judge award was granted to Jūlija Jerņeva , an alumna of the University of Latvia’s Faculty of Law and a multiple-time participant in various international moot court competitions. Information about the students' achievements was published in the journal Jurista Vārds on December 28, 2010, Issue No. 52 (647) .

In 2006 , the Moot Court Competition was won by University of Latvia Faculty of Law students Mārtiņš Pēdājs, Sandis Vilcāns, and Roberts Ginters . The Best Oralist award was given to Kristīna Lufta , while the Best Judge award was granted to Mārtiņš Paparinskis , an alumnus of the University of Latvia’s Faculty of Law and a multiple-time participant in various international moot court competitions. Information about the students' achievements was published in the journal Jurista Vārds on January 2, 2007, Issue No. 1 (454) .

Children under 6 years Two teachers per class Students and employees of the University of Latvia (with ID) People with disabilities (I and II group) Orphan children Victims of political repression For Ukrainian civilians (ID card issued in Ukraine must be presented) On Mondays – families with 3 children or more (with a 3+ Family Card)

In 2008 , the Moot Court Competition marked a significant milestone—its 10th anniversary . The competition was won by University of Latvia Faculty of Law students Māra Stabulniece and Vairis Dmitrijevs . Vairis Dmitrijevs was also awarded the Best Oralist prize based on a joint decision by the organizers and judges. The Best Judge award was granted to Anita Kovaļevska , a lecturer at the University of Latvia’s Faculty of Law. Information about the students' achievements was published in the journal Jurista Vārds on December 23, 2008, Issue No. 48 (543) .