Meklēšana

The aim of the course is to enable students to practically use scientific knowledge in the creation of practically useful innovations and technologies, and to provide basic knowledge and skills for their implementation. Tasks of the course are: 1. To raise awareness of the importance of science and innovation in society and the skills needed for their successful implementation; 2. To learn several creative thinking and idea generation methods, as well as to practice their application in science and business; 3. To get acquainted with the business model development methodology and process, to master the formulation of a business idea about the business model process, its evaluation; 4. To learn simple methods of financial evaluation of a company or project, preparation and attraction of a finances and investments; 5. To acquire presentation skills, teamwork skills. Languages of instruction are Latvian and English.

The purpose of this course is to offers students more in-depth knowledge about administrative law, focusing on practical or theoretical issues that are not clear, as well as on issues which relate to newly adopted normative regulations or legal norms which have not been reviewed in the BA programme. Lectures are discussions about timely issues, reviewing that which is already known and then continuing on with a more in-depth look at the relevant issues. Case files and court practice will be brought to bear whenever possible, thus deepening the understanding of students about specific aspects of administrative law and administrative procedure. Language of instruction is Latvian.

The aim of the course is to provide students with knowledge about the process of information system (IS) requirements clarification, analysis and documentation. The course envisages the application of the information acquired in lectures in practical classes, simulating the relationship between the customer and the developer. Within the course, students perform the following main tasks: perform system analysis using interviewing methods and learn requirements accumulation methods, present their results in two rounds and prepare a system implementation vision document, including main requirements, technological solution, approximate development plan, additional costs and customer benefits from system implementation, etc.

Doctoral Studies at the University of Latvia Approved in Senate meeting on 26.05.2003., Decision No. 169 Terms used Doctoral studies – academic work carried out according to the doctorate’s individual plan in line with the requirements of the program to reach the goal of the programme to obtain doctoral degree. Doctoral student – a person matriculated in doctoral studies programme. Doctoral programme – academic work and corresponding activities at UL structural units, as well as outside UL with an aim to ensure high-quality and effective doctoral studies. The goal and content of Doctoral studies 1.1.The goal and content of doctoral studies.Doctoral studies at the University of Latvia (UL) are carried out in licensed and accredited programmes in accordance to the legislation of the Republic of Latvia, international agreements, Regulations of the Cabinet of Ministers of theRepublic of Latvia, the UL Constitution, present regulations and UL documents deriving from

The aim of the course is to give preliminary knowledge in learning other legal sciences. The programme of the course provides basic knowledge on most important legal concepts, including such as legal provision, source of law and family of law. Special attention is given to explaining the modern understanding of law, theory of sources of law and implementation of legal

The aim of the course is to give preliminary knowledge in learning other legal sciences. The programme of the course provides basic knowledge on most important legal concepts, including such as legal provision, source of law and family of law. Special attention is given to explaining the modern understanding of law, theory of sources of law and implementation of legal

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) 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) 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 aim of this course is to extend students' knowledge of Russian acquired at previous stages of teaching. Practical Russian II envisages: 1) to develop communicative skills; 2) to deepen students' knowledge of grammar; 3) to enlarge students' vocabulary; 4) to read and analyse literary and journalistic texts; 5) to develop ability to discuss; 6) to correct pronunciation mistakes; 7) to write texts of medium difficulty (fill in forms, invitation, congratulation, letter to a friend).