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Go ahead, give it a go! It is not so difficult - we help you to do it in six weeks.Learn the unique language that inspired elvish in Tolkien’s writings!Sign up by 31st January 2023. FORTHEM Digital Academy and the Centre for Multilingual Academic Communication at the University of Jyväskylä proudly present the annual Survival Finnish (2 ECTS*) elementary course in Forthem Digital Academy. Teacher-led Moodle-course combining interactive and independent study elements (active participation required, 80% attendance) will be organised on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 16.15-17.45 (Finnish time) from 21 February to 30 March 2023 - Course description - Enroll/show your interest by filling in the form by 31 January 2023. Selected students will be contacted later regarding the next steps. - E-mail for more information: movi@jyu.fi *PLEASE NOTE: The course is worth 2 ECTS credits and every FORTHEM university makes individual decisions about the recognition of these credits

Each academic year the Mobility Division of the Student Services department conducts a survey for incoming exchange students in order to evaluate their level of satisfaction of studies at the University of Latvia regarding the following aspects: course offer, quality of lectures, methodology, study environment, availability of study materials, administrative support and other UL services. In addition, 224 respondents have nominated 49 academic staff members for the “Best Teaching Award in 2019/2020”: Jevgenija Ņečajeva, Zanda Kalniņa-Lukaševiča, Jānis Supe, Jānis Priede, Leonardo Pataccini Alvarez, Annija Apsīte, Andrejs Cekuls, Jūlija Bulatova, Vadims Danovičs, Inese Vorončuka, Mārtiņš Zemītis, Kārlis Purmalis, Kristīne Bērziņa, Oļegs Krasnopjorovs, Inna Romānova, Juris Krūmiņš, Julija Zakemo, Jurģis Šķilters, Andris Antuzevičs, Normunds Stivriņš, Kristīne Āboliņa, Evelīna Zilgalve, Jeļena Sevastjanova, Jeļena Marčenko, Anastasija Vedela, Dace Liepiņa, Valdis Muktupāvels, Alla

I can’t tell you how many doors have been opened in my life because I speak Latvian – says Laura Dean, a guest lecturer at University of Latvia in the Social science faculty this semester through the Fulbright program sponsored by the US government. Laura Dean has a long history with University of Latvia – she taught the first course at University of Latvia on gender and politics at the faculty. She was also a former international student at University of Latvia in 1999 when she was an undergraduate student from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and again as a master's student in 2007-2008. How did Latvia become a place for your research and work? I was an undergraduate student at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and I went to a study abroad fair my first semester of university. I studied political science and I always knew I wanted to study abroad. There were basically two programs where I could study Political Science in English. I had taken Spanish in high school

1. decembrī LU Juridiskās fakultātes konferenču zālē notika “Jurista Vārda” 17. studentu pētniecisko darbu konkursa apbalvošanas pasākums. Klātesot konkursa dalībniekiem, žūrijas komisijas locekļiem un redakcijas pārstāvjiem, tika paziņoti četru sekciju uzvarētāji, galvenās balvas un Cerību balvas ieguvēji. Šogad par vairākiem darbiem tika piešķirtas arī veicināšanas balvas. Šogad konkursam tika iesniegti 35 darbi, no kuriem 28 darbi sacentās konkursa vispārīgajā daļā, bet septiņi darbi pretendēja uz Frīdriha Georga fon Bunges Cerību balvu. Vispārīgajā daļā darbi tika vērtēti četrās sekcijās: Krimināltiesību, Civiltiesību, Starptautisko un Eiropas Savienības tiesību, kā arī Valsts tiesību, tiesību teorijas un vēstures sekcijā. Konkursā tika piešķirta Galvenā balva, kas nosaukta prof. Kalvja Torgāna vārdā. Šogad konkursanti pārstāvēja piecas augstskolas un vienu koledžu: Latvijas Universitāti, Rīgas Stradiņa universitāti, Daugavpils Universitāti, Rīgas Juridisko augstskolu, Rēzeknes

The collection of abstracts from the 79th International Scientific Conference of the University of Latvia “Session of Ph.D students in Communication Science” has been published. Edited by professor Vita Zelče, the collection is available both in Latvian and English in the repository of University of Latvia. The collection includes the following abstracts: "Motherhood challenges of the 21st century: topical research on communication of experience on social media", Elza Lāma "Connotations and denotations in the semiotics of Latvian and world cinema of the 20th century. Theoretical background", Daira Āboliņa-Ilješāne "Media criticism in Europe - the main theoretical traditions", Sarmīte Kolāte "Library challenges in the mids of Coivd-19: promoting information literacy", Santa Draģe "Changes in the cultural journalism forms influenced by media transformation. Theoretical background", Juta Žvira-Kundrāta "Digital archives and artificial intelligence: speech

The collection of abstracts from the 79th International Scientific Conference of the University of Latvia “Session of Ph.D students in Communication Science” has been published. Edited by professor Vita Zelče, the collection is available both in Latvian and English in the repository of University of Latvia. The collection includes the following abstracts: "Motherhood challenges of the 21st century: topical research on communication of experience on social media", Elza Lāma "Connotations and denotations in the semiotics of Latvian and world cinema of the 20th century. Theoretical background", Daira Āboliņa-Ilješāne "Media criticism in Europe - the main theoretical traditions", Sarmīte Kolāte "Library challenges in the mids of Coivd-19: promoting information literacy", Santa Draģe "Changes in the cultural journalism forms influenced by media transformation. Theoretical background", Juta Žvira-Kundrāta "Digital archives and artificial intelligence: speech

The main motivation for young researchers is the desire to understand complex things and help people around to comprehend them. It is a desire to contribute to science and the development of new technologies. Five first year doctoral students of the University of Latvia (UL) in the field of natural sciences have received a scholarship from the patron “Mikrotikls” Ltd. for the implementation of their research ambitions. When evaluating the applicants, such aspects as the uniqueness of the research, the environment of the researcher, including the equipment, the content of the application and the credibility of the realization, the academic maturity (previous scientific activity) were taken into account.Scholarship of the patron “Mikrotikls” Ltd. for the UL first year doctoral students in the field of natural sciences, administered by the UL Foundation, is awarded for the second year. Last year, six doctoral students received it. The amount of each scholarship is 1000 euros per month

The main motivation for young researchers is the desire to understand complex things and help people around to comprehend them. It is a desire to contribute to science and the development of new technologies. Five first year doctoral students of the University of Latvia (UL) in the field of natural sciences have received a scholarship from the patron “Mikrotīkls” Ltd. for the implementation of their research ambitions. When evaluating the applicants, such aspects as the uniqueness of the research, the environment of the researcher, including the equipment, the content of the application and the credibility of the realization, the academic maturity (previous scientific activity) were taken into account. Scholarship of the patron “Mikrotīkls” Ltd. for the UL first year doctoral students in the field of natural sciences, administered by the UL Foundation, is awarded for the second year. Last year, six doctoral students received it. The amount of each scholarship is 1000 euros per month

Doctoral students of the Faculty of Computer Science of the University of Latvia will present their topics at the next seminar of the Doctoral School "Translational research in medicine": 1. Maxim Ivanov with the topic "From neuronal morphology to sensorimotor integration: why to study the rat brain" 2. Aleksandrs Levinskis with the topic "Application of Kalman filter for sensor data processing" The seminar will be held online, via meet.google.com ! Please send your application to participate in the seminar in time to our school's e-mail ( doktoranturas.skola@gmail.com ) or by sending a letter on the Facebook page ( www.facebook.com/Doktoranturas.skola/ ) Every participant who applies for participation will receive an invitation link to meet.google.com in their e-mail on the day of the seminar (10 minutes before), where they can join the seminar online. The seminar will take place on 11.06. 16:15 - 17:45. Facebook page of the seminar - HERE .

The collection of abstracts from the 79th International Scientific Conference of the University of Latvia “Session of Ph.D students in Communication Science” has been published. Edited by professor Vita Zelče, the collection is available both in Latvian and English in the repository of University of Latvia . The collection includes the following abstracts: "Motherhood challenges of the 21st century: topical research on communication of experience on social media", Elza Lāma "Connotations and denotations in the semiotics of Latvian and world cinema of the 20th century. Theoretical background", Daira Āboliņa-Ilješāne "Media criticism in Europe - the main theoretical traditions", Sarmīte Kolāte "Library challenges in the mids of Coivd-19: promoting information literacy", Santa Draģe "Changes in the cultural journalism forms influenced by media transformation. Theoretical background", Juta Žvira-Kundrāta "Digital archives and artificial intelligence: speech