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Degree to be achieved: Master of Social Sciences in Anthropology Duration of studies: 2 years (Full time) Amount of credits: 120 ECTS European Qualifications Framework (EQF) level: Level 7 International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED) level: Level 7 Language of instruction: English Accreditation: the program is accredited until 16.11.2029. Director of the Programme: Assoc. Prof. Aivita Putniņa, aivita.putnina@lu.lv Tuition fee EU/EEA/Swiss citizens and their family members; Long Term Resident EU - 2800 EUR per Year Other сountry citizens - 3200 EUR per Year The programme offers an outstanding opportunity to acquire analytical tools with which to approach contemporary global and local social processes and trends. These include issues such as migration with its corollaries of increasing cross-cultural contact and new diaspora politics, financial crises and advancement of neo-liberal (and other) policies, both internationally and locally, transformation

requirements (2-year study programme) 1. Bachelor degree in Optometry* 2. English language proficiency . 3. All grades must be passing(at least 4 on a 10-point scale). *Complies with the requirements of the Latvian Professional Standard for Optometrists Admission requirements (3-year study programme) 1.First or second cycle higher education* in healthcare field, or first cycle higher education* in life sciences, chemistry or physics, medical engineering. 2.The average grade in study courses must be 60% of the maximum. 3. All grades must be passing(at least 4 in a 10 point grading system ). 4. English language proficiency . 5.Pass of entrance examination *Bachelor’s degree or a diploma proving equivalent level of education As a part of the admission process applicants will be asked to participate in an online interview. Autumn Intake (application start: 19 Nov 2024; studies start in Sept 2025) Full-time Full-time (+OptoBasic) Contact person for more information Director

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bimonthly publication “The People of the Book in the World of Books” and the recently published editions in Russian.Our reading room is open to the public and access to it is free. Our daily visitors are academic staff, scholars, students and people interested in the Jewish subjects. We strongly encourage that you contact us in advance of your visit (e-mail us at jsc@latnet.lv).

and interrelated processes of legal, cultural and socio-economic integration in Europe and the Baltic Sea Region. The first edition of the Conference publications has already been published. However, due to very successful plenary "Business - University Partnership" another edition of the Conference publications regarding the topic "Business- University Partnership: Social and Economic Environment" is being prepared. See the timeline and submission guidelines for the second edition. For organizational questions please contact: conference.eibsrs@lu.lv

From purine depletion to resilient phenotype: disecting the mechanisms (Latvian Science Council, 2022-2024) Fast and cost-effective machine learning based system for microbial growth analysis (ERDF funded project, 2020-2023) Sustainable microbial valorisation of waste lipids into biosurfactants (WASTE2SURF) (ERDF funded project, 2020-2023) “Purine auxotrophy – is this Your next superpower?” (Latvian Science Council, 2018-2020) “Fast and non-contact optical estimation of micro-organisms activity” (Latvian Science Council 2018-2020) Postdoctoral grant “Molecular mechanisms of purine and pyrimidine auxotrophic starvation in budding yeast“ YEAUX (EU Structural Fund, 2017 - 2020) “Bacterial intracellular microcompartments as synthetic nanoreactors” (funded by Mikrotik Ltd, administered by Charity Fund of University of Latvia, 2018 - 2019) Nacionāla un starptautiska mēroga pasākumu īstenošana izglītojamo talantu attīstībai. SAM 8.3.2. "Palielināt atbalstu vispārējās izglītības iestādēm

contact fabrication Liga Jasulaneca, Raimonds Meija, Edijs Kauranens, Raitis Sondors, Jana Andzane, Juris Prikulis, Gunta Kunakova, Donats Erts. Fabrication and characterization of on-chip semiconductor nanowire nanoelectromechanical switches

You can develop a project with at least one other FORTHEM university. You need to carefully show in your application how the other member university/-ies concretely participate/-s in your project. To maximise the impact of your project, it should have a clear and strong strategy for communication and dissemination of its activities and results. Partner finding: You might already have a network, you could participate in Lab actions in order to create a network, or you could find partners by contacting your local FORTHEM Office . Furthermore, FORTHEM helps you to find staff members from other universities through this project proposal form to which other staff members can reply and contact you. You can join projects proposed by staff members who are looking for partners . You will also find on our website a list with the student associations within the FORTHEM Alliance, with whom you can cooperate within your project. Added value for you You

preliminary results. The pilot was conducted together with pre-service teachers and pupils from theMankolacomprehensive school, and involved studying multilingualism from different perspectives. Some of the pupils involved in the pilot were also present and presented their findings from the research they had conducted as part of the pilot. Read more about the pilot study: www.jyu.fi/en/current/archive/2020/10/from-theory-to-action-2015-the-citizen-science-pilot-kicks-off The citizen science pilot was followed by introduction of several FORTHEM Labs by the local Lab contact persons. The contact persons introduced their topics of their respective Labs and explained what their work – present and future – was focused on. Read more about the Researchers' Night at JYU: jyunity.fi/en/current/researchers-nights-versatile-virtual-program-provided-answers-to-visitors-science-questions/

still play an active role. Contact-information : Coordinator of the ProgrammeNatālija Ambrosova E-mail: natalija.ambrosova@lu.lv