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Since 2012, the UL Student Business Incubator has been a notable entity among European university business incubators, creating opportunities for every student to become an outstanding new entrepreneur and creator of start-ups.

Psychological counselling for UL students and staff: UL psychologist Līga Valinka offers free of charge counselling. To schedule an appointment please write an e-mail to psihologs-konsultants@lu.lv or call (+371) 67034392 Consultations are available both in-person (at Raiņa bulvāris 19, room 107), and online. Currently, priority registration is ensured for Ukrainian citizens. Working hours: Monday: 9:00–16:00 Tuesday: 9:00–16:00 Wednesday: 9:00–16:00 Additionally, appointments may be scheduled on Thursdays. More information available at: www.lu.lven/studies/student-life/psychological-counselling/ However, in case of emergencies you are also encouraged to call Crisis and Counselling Centre "Skalbes" +371 116123, they operate 24/7.

The doctoral study program "Natural Sciences: Chemistry" ensures the acquisition of scientific qualifications in the subfields of biological science. The aim of the study program is to prepare highly qualified specialists in one of the sub-branches of chemistry, giving doctoral students in-depth knowledge and skills necessary for independent academic and scientific-research work. The scientific institutes of Latvia and LU are also involved in providing the doctoral study program in close cooperation with the Faculty of Chemistry. It is also possible to simultaneously study in a joint doctoral program with another foreign university.

Off-campus access (only for the students and academic staff of the Faculty of Law of the University of Latvia) Thomson Reuters Westlaw is a legal research database containing more than 1000 legal journals, national laws, case law, news, archives and document collections, and more. WestlawNext consists of many databases and offers extensive research capabilities. The database is available in cooperation with the Riga Graduate School of Law. Ask your question to a consultant at the Library of the UL ! Your feedback is essential to evaluate the need for this e-resource!

Each scholarship is a support point for continued work of students and young researchers toward new achievements. Beneficiaries of the UL and UL Foundation’s patron scholarships will continue to acquire academic knowledge and advance their practical skills with even greater vigour – through studies, contributing to community, dedicating themselves to research and development. Sholarship recipients: In 2019/2020 acad. year In 2018/2019 acad. year In 2017/2018 acad. year From 2011 to 2016 From 2005 to 2010 From 1999 to 2004

Conference will be held at: The 35th Scientific Conference of the Institute of Solid State Physics (within the 77th Scientific Conference of the University of Latvia) will take place from 20 to 22 February 2019. You and your students are invited to participate at the conference and submit your abstracts till February 1, 2019 . Program of the conference Program of the conference in Latvian Book of abstracts Book of abstracts Conference photo The conference photo can be viewed here. Posters: Maximum size of the posters A1.

Drawing on UL regulation 2009 - No 239 (with Senate of University of Latvia editions until 02.07.2018. ), the UL Doctoral School of Lifelong learning (LU-DS-LLL) "Strengthening of Human Capacity and Learning in Life and Work in Inclusive Contexts of Diversity" is a multi-disciplinary theme-oriented UL project. The Doctoral School is managed by the Council with international and national members as well as representatives of participating doctoral programmes. The Doctoral School also participates in the implementation of Master Study programmes, as they prepare students for possible doctoral degree studies.

The course is designed to develop students oral and written English skills in the field of business management The tasks of the course are: 1. to prepare students for oral and written business communication in an unternational environment. 2. to help students acquire terminology related to the chosen speciality. The course covers such topics as legal forms of organization, raising finance, financial stability, and basic laws of marketing. Students discuss problems of international marketing and commerce as well as intercultural communication issues.The skills and terminology acquired during the lessons are complemented by individual reading and writing academic annotations on professional topics. Students knowledge and skills are assessed with the help of three tests and a presentation about international commerce. The course has been designed for all speciality students of the Faculty of Business, Management and Economics. The language of instruction-is English.

The course is designed to develop students oral and written English skills in the field of business management The tasks of the course are: 1. to prepare students for oral and written business communication in an unternational environment. 2. to help students acquire terminology related to the chosen speciality. The course covers such topics as legal forms of organization, raising finance, financial stability, and basic laws of marketing. Students discuss problems of international marketing and commerce as well as intercultural communication issues.The skills and terminology acquired during the lessons are complemented by individual reading and writing academic annotations on professional topics. Students knowledge and skills are assessed with the help of three tests and a presentation about international commerce. The course has been designed for all speciality students of the Faculty of Business, Management and Economics. The language of instruction-is English.

The aim of the course providing general understanding on the legal sources and the fields of application of the European labour law, including the knowledge on the importance of the European labour law in national legal systems and its practical application The course provides special attention to the legal sources of European labour law such as case-law of the European Court of Human Rights, European Social Rights Committee and Court of Justice of the EU and its application in practice. The course is conducted by using critical thinking method by developing and excelling the skills necessary for the identification of necessary legal sources, their search in data bases of the case-law (Eur-Lex, Curia, HUDOC), analysis and application in the practice. One of basic study material of the course is e-learning platform HELP 28 course “Labour Law as Human Rights” created under joint project of the Council of Europe and EU Commission for promotion of further education of the legal