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On October 8, 2021, Palermo, the Mobility Mission Board selected 18 new collective short-term mobility activities within the third round. Students will be able to choose from various multidisciplinary programmes that are going to be organised by partner universities between March 2022 and August 2022; student applications for these activities will be open on October 29th . During the previous two rounds, 26 collective short term mobility programmes were selected. Only a few of them had to be cancelled or moved to the next period due to COVID-19; some of them were also organised in virtual modality. Here is some feedback from students who have already participated in short-term mobility activities: Alexis Gorce (University of Burgundy): ”This mobility programme was perfect for me since I am currently studying for a master’s degree in Food Science and also because I would like to pursue my studies in food microbiology. Improving my English was another motivating factor

The Language Technology Initiative is a project with a focus on education and science . One of the main goals of the project is to develop several study courses , increase the number of specialists with digital skills and provide high-level digital skills in language technology to at least 820 students by June 30, 2026. We are happy to announce that in only one semester, 365 students have already been trained at the Faculty of Computing (now the Faculty of Science and Technology), the Faculty of Humanities, as well as at the Riga Technical University! Although the project aims to train 820 students who will receive certificates with DigiComp 2.2. assessment of digital skills and competences of the framework, we hope that there will be even more than 820 students interested in learning these study courses! We invite you to follow the information posted on our website and social media to get to know language technologies (processing) better and start studying

Katru gadu ap 200 LU studenti dodas apmaiņas studijās uz kādu no LUpartneraugstskolām. Tā kā šobrīd notiek pieteikumu iesniegšana apmaiņas studijām 2021.g rudens semestrī, sociālajā tīklāInstagramstudentiem bija iespēja uzdot sev interesējošus jautājumus studentiem, kuri nupat ir atgriezušies no savāmErasmus+ apmaiņas studijām.Esam apkopojuši atbildes uz studentu uzdotajiem jautājumiem. Studenti, kuri atsaucās un atbildēja uz uzdotajiem jautājumiem, 2020.gadarudens semestri pavadīja Somijā, Francijā, Austrijā, Somijā, Vācijā, Čehijā, Lietuvā,NorvēģijāunDānijā. Ņemot vērā esošo Covid-19 pandēmijas situāciju, rudens semestrī bija arī daži studenti, kuri izvēlējāsErasmus+ apmaiņaslaikupavadīt Latvijā, bet apguvapartneraugstskolaspiedāvātos kursustiešsaistē. Ar ko būtu jāsāk,ja ir radusies doma parErasmus+ apmaiņas programmas iespējas izmantošanu? Tāpat kā ar citām lietām dzīvē, sāc ar mērķa nospraušanu–kāpēc tu vēlies studēt apmaiņas programmā? Kad mērķis ir nosprausts, iepazīties

28 April – 01 May 2011 - Ratnieki, Latvia Dear colleagues, Geology department of University of Latvia would like to invite you to the second International Students Geological Conference, which will be held near Sigulda (Latvia) in April and May 2011. The aim of this conference is to continue the traditions of the first International Students Geological Conference held in Krakow (Poland) in April 2010 and to bring together geology students from various countries, to discuss the results of their scientific work. The conference will include scientific sessions and field trips to the most exciting geological objects in Latvia. The oral presentations are planned in four parallel sessions and will be accompanied by poster presentations. The official language of the conference will be English. Best wishes, The organizing committee

Each year the UL hosts up to 600 incoming exchange students from all over the world for a semester or full academic year. In order to facilitate the incoming exchange students’ integration at the UL and encourage the UL students to take part in the exchange studies abroad, the International Mobility Unit of the UL had organized and event “Get Together” on December 7, 2018 with an aim to gather together future outgoing exchange students with current incoming exchange students of the UL. Students had a great opportunity to share experience and give advice regarding studies and life in Latvia and abroad. They took part in several activities, for example, an active game about stereotypes of various cultures, as well as the workshops on relevant topics related to studies abroad. The following countries were represented in the event – Latvia, Lithuania, Paraguay, Germany, Turkey, USA, Spain, Japan and Zimbabwe.Thank you all for participation!

Given the current situation with staff cuts and comparatively high rents, UL Faculty of History and Philosophy is moving to smaller and more cost-efficient premises in Old Riga. On December 22 the removal of Faculty of History and Philosophy plaque took place, followed by a collective walk to the new faculty quarters in Marstalu Street 28/30. The faculty plaque was removed by its dean, Professor Gvido Straube, who has been the dean of UL Faculty of History and Philosophy since 2001. Afterwards, 100 faculty students took a symbolic collective walk to the new faculty premises carrying along their chairs. The beginnings of the faculty can be found already in 1919 when the history programme was included in the Latvia Higher School (LHS) Faculty of Philology and Philosophy – its quarters were in the current main UL building in Raiņa Boulevard 19. Later it was divided into the Faculty of History and the Faculty of Philology, while in 1970 it was renamed as the Faculty of History

9 Students from India visit the University of Latvia On 2nd May 2023, a team of 9 students of ERASMUS+EDUREFORM India visited Faculty of Education, Psychology and Art, University of Latvia. The day started with a warm welcome by Dr. Indra Odina, Dr. Anna Stavicka and their team. A brief introduction to the ERASMUS program and an outline of the “22 nd International Student Research Conference “was given to the students, which was followed by a tour to the University of Latvia. Further, Students were given a brief overview of the different departments they visited. Exploring the Old city of Riga Indian team of ERASMUS+EDUREFORM students explored the historical and cultural dimensions of the town of the old Riga city. The beautiful architecture of Art Nouveau was admired by the students. In addition to this, they got a chance to witness the celebration of "Latvian National Day" and “The Statue of Liberty”. The alluring ancient buildings and churches were appreciated

No 26. aprīļa līdz 20. jūnijam DF viesojas Waterloo universitātes (Kanāda) students Jānis Lazovskis. Viņš Waterloo universitātē studē matemātikas bakalaura programmā un Latvijā piedalīsies pētījumu projektā "Quantum Computer Science" ("Kvantu datorzinātne").

No 26. aprīļa līdz 20. jūnijam DF viesojas Waterloo universitātes (Kanāda) students Jānis Lazovskis. Viņš Waterloo universitātē studē matemātikas bakalaura programmā un Latvijā piedalīsies pētījumu projektā "Quantum Computer Science" ("Kvantu datorzinātne").

of sustainable development. BUP students’ conferences are attended not only by those whose studies are related to the environment, but also by students of other specialities; thus, different opinions are voiced leading to a broader view of the specific issue. Moreover, it is shown that students who study other subjects, for example, economics, public relations, or chemistry, are also interested in global environmental problems, and in public activity towards sustainable development. Apart from knowledge, new experience and awareness, BUP students’ events provide an opportunity to obtain new friends from all countries of the Baltic Sea region. Such events show that there are people who share the same views also in other countries, and it promotes cooperation at international level in the implementation of common ideas. Translated by students of the professional study programme Translator of the University of Latvia.