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The goal of the course is to promote understanding of the institutional and legal framework of environment and nature protection in which the environmental protection policy is being developed and implemented and decisions that may have an impact on the environment or the human health are taken, to develop a critical attitude towards the legal framework and the practice of its application. The course will promote the acquisition of knowledge, values and skills necessary for the participation in the decision-making process regarding the environment and application thereof, including the defence of common environmental interests in court. Environmental protection is a diverse activity that compromises multiple approaches and a wide range of stakeholders. This course explores an interdisciplinary on environmental protection with particular emphasis on legal aspects within the Latvia and internationally. The course consists of four main components. The first part of the course (topic 1-2)

The aim of the course is to introduce resolution mechanisms for various legal conflicts (basically – conflicts of civil rights nature) applied both in Latvia and abroad – legal proceedings, with a focus on the Latvian and the EU civil procedure, arbitrage procedure in Latvia and abroad, mediation and

The goal of the course is to promote understanding of the institutional and legal framework of environment and nature protection in which the environmental protection policy is being developed and implemented and decisions that may have an impact on the environment or the human health are taken, to develop a critical attitude towards the legal framework and the practice of its application. The course will promote the acquisition of knowledge, values and skills necessary for the participation in the decision-making process regarding the environment and application thereof, including the defence of common environmental interests in court. Environmental protection is a diverse activity that compromises multiple approaches and a wide range of stakeholders. This course explores an interdisciplinary on environmental protection with particular emphasis on legal aspects within the Latvia and internationally. The course consists of four main components. The first part of the course (topic 1-2)

The aim of the course is to introduce resolution mechanisms for various legal conflicts (basically – conflicts of civil rights nature) applied both in Latvia and abroad – legal proceedings, with a focus on the Latvian and the EU civil procedure, arbitrage procedure in Latvia and abroad, mediation and

The following general issues of law of obligations being of civil legal relationships during the general part of law of obligations course are learned: the origin of obligations and types, participants of transactions and delict participants, expression of will, the contents and form of obligations, the binding force of contract, penalty, earnest money, cession, interest, fulfillment, limitation period, violations and general issues of liability, termination of obligations rights, as well as issues for establishing of delicts and fault, the concept of damages, their division and requirements for collection of damages. The course provides insight in the most significant civil legal relationships in economic life as well as liability for bodily injuries, violations of freedom, reputation, dignity, privacy and property.

The Fatherland Foundation was established on 13 June 1969 by the Latvian Association of Student Corporations to aggregate the donations of individual members of corporations into larger sums to be used to support Latvian education efforts. Its work is carried out by the Fatherland Foundation Commission and is supervised by the Latvian Association of Student Corporations. The organization aims to raise the profile of student corporations in academia and among young students. Andrejs Baidiņš, cashier of the Fatherland Foundation of Latvian Association of Student Corporations, Andrejs Baidiņš, honorary member of the corporation Fraternitas Academica notes that cooperation with the UL Foundation started in 2006, when the UL Foundation representatives visited America and introduced the goals of the scholarship programme "Ceļamaize"("Bread for the Journey") to the Fatherland Foundation. A. Baidiņš wishes the students good results and steadfastness in the battle of life. Support

Degree to be achieved: Professional Master Degree in Clinical Optometry, qualification “Optometrist” Duration of studies: Full-time (2 or 3 years) or Part-time (2.5 or 4 years) Type of studies: Full-time or Part-time Amount of credits: 80 credit points/120 ECTS or 120 credit points/180 ECTS European Qualifications Framework (EQF) level: Level 7 International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED) level: Level 7 Language of instruction: English Accreditation: the programme is accredited until 02.02.2029. Director of the Programme: Assoc. prof. Aiga Švede Tuition fee EU/EEA/Swiss citizens and their family members; Long Term Resident EU - 6000 EUR per Year Other сountry citizens - 6000 EUR per Year The Professional Master’s study programme “Clinical Optometry” offers multidisciplinary studies based on visual science and contemporary primary vision care. Upon successful completion of the studies, students will be awarded a Professional Master Degree

In order to go to the Erasmus+ exchange program in the SPRING semester of 2023/2024, you must follow the instructions below, and all this must be done from AUGUST 29 to SEPTEMBER 10, at 20:00. Evaluation of applications from 11.09.23 till 24.09.23. The results will be announced to the applicants personally, by e-mail. Who can apply for Erasmus+ studies: Students from Faculty of Social Science (places are available for all study program students, from all study levels – BA or MA); You can apply if when you plan to start your exchange studies, you will have completed at least the 1st year of undergraduate studies. You can apply ONLY to those universities with which cooperation agreements have been concluded (See on szf.lu.lv web page – Studijas – Studijas ārzemēs-Sadarbības augstskolas) Study mobility does not take place in the last semester of study program (mobility must end in the first month of the last semester of studies); You are successful in studies

The purpose of the course is to introduce students to the care of specific patient groups, such as children, adolescent, pregnant women, surgery patient and elderly people.

The goal of the course is an in-depth introduction to the latest web technologies and their applications in business. Tasks of the course: 1. to expand understanding of web page semantics, 2. to evaluate the capabilities of dynamic and responsive web pages, 3. to understand the structure of system data exchange, 4. to develop the capacity to organize system data exchange, 5. to develop the ability to create semantic, dynamic, responsive pages. Language of instruction: