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the electronic applications, the selected candidates will be invited for a face-to-face interview. Application conditions Registration for all the UL patronage scholarships takes place in the period from September 7 to 9, 2020, closing at 23:59. The applicants must complete the online application. All applicants must submit: electronic form in the section “Apply for a scholarship” ; two letters of recommendation from teaching staff, institutes, other academic staff; CV in Europass format; an essay in free format about your favourite patron (volume up to 6000 characters); other documents – see the scholarship application. In case of additional questions, please, see the FAQ section or contact the office of the UL Foundation by e-mailing to fonds@fonds.lv . Please, become acquainted with the terms of scholarships in a timely manner and do not postpone the application until the last moment! Receive a scholarship this year! Scholarship sets in academic year 2020

. Participants are selected by their respective universities. Ukrainian students – who have fled the war and received a place to study or are enrolled in an exchange programme at one of the networks’ partner institutions – are encouraged to apply. There are no tuition fees. Students from Latvia, Estonia and Finland receive a BAMSE 2022 grant to cover travel, accommodation and living expenses. Please note that the grant is a lump sum and might not cover all expenses. Participants are expected to take care of insurance themselves. The 5 ECTS course credits can be applied to the following study programs: Vilnius University Eastern European and Russian Studies Contemporary Political Studies Politics and Media University of Latvia European Studies and Economic Diplomacy International Economics and Commercial Diplomacy Baltic Sea Region Studies University of Tartu International Relations and Regional Studies (IRRS) EU-Russia Studies (EURUS

. Participants are selected by their respective universities. Ukrainian students – who have fled the war and received a place to study or are enrolled in an exchange programme at one of the networks’ partner institutions – are encouraged to apply. There are no tuition fees. Students from Latvia, Estonia and Finland receive a BAMSE 2022 grant to cover travel, accommodation and living expenses. Please note that the grant is a lump sum and might not cover all expenses. Participants are expected to take care of insurance themselves. The 5 ECTS course credits can be applied to the following study programs: Vilnius University Eastern European and Russian Studies Contemporary Political Studies Politics and Media University of Latvia European Studies and Economic Diplomacy International Economics and Commercial Diplomacy Baltic Sea Region Studies University of Tartu International Relations and Regional Studies (IRRS) EU-Russia Studies (EURUS

of the networks’ partner institutions – are encouraged to apply. There are no tuition fees. Students from Latvia, Estonia and Finland receive a BAMSE 2022 grant to cover travel, accommodation and living expenses. Please note that the grant is a lump sum and might not cover all expenses. Participants are expected to take care of insurance themselves. The 5 ECTS course credits can be applied to the following study programs: Vilnius University Eastern European and Russian Studies Contemporary Political Studies Politics and Media University of Latvia European Studies and Economic Diplomacy International Economics and Commercial Diplomacy Baltic Sea Region Studies University of Tartu International Relations and Regional Studies (IRRS) EU-Russia Studies (EURUS) European Studies (EÕM) Politics and Governance in the Digital Age (PGD) University of Helsinki / Aleksanteri Institute Specialization studies in ECEBB studies

to the following: Political communication and civic society; Democracy and contemporary governance; Foreign policy and diplomacy; Peace research and security; Humanitarianism and human rights; Social care and discrimination; Media and communication; Cultural memory; History, culture and identity; International migration. In addition, the conference organizers welcome panels that consider one or more of these issues in the context of the social sciences and the Baltic Sea region. Paper or panel proposals must include: Name, affiliation and e-mail address of the participant Title of the abstract Keywords (max 5) An abstract of 200-400 words This information should be sent to the conference email: rrss@lu.lv . Working language: English. For any questions on the conference, please contact scientific secretary of ASPRI, Evija Zaca ( evija.zaca@lu.lv ). The deadline for paper and panel submission is August 15, 2019. The conference organizers

On October 18, the University of Latvia will host its Career Opportunity Day for the 13th time, gathering approximately 50 companies representing different spheres. The exhibition welcomes students and everyone looking for new contacts, jobs and internships. Career Opportunity Day is an annual exhibition of enterprises, where companies share their offers of work, internship, collaboration, various activities and lectures with students and everyone interested in career building. The exhibition provides an opportunity to personally address the companies you are interested in, to get to know their representatives, inquire about career and internship opportunities, company culture, required competencies, skills and job specifics. The Career Opportunity Day will take place on October 18 at the UL main building, Raiņa bulvāris 19 and the Academic Centre, House of Science at Jelgavas iela 3 from 10:00 to 16:00. Those interested are welcome to attend two lectures presented by companies

). These students are offered an opportunity to participate in the course of Latvian as a higher level, A2 or B1. Three teachers of the Faculty of Humanities are teaching the course of the practical Latvian language at the moment: Ilona Gorņeva, Iveta Narodovska and Evelīna Zilgalve. The students who participate in the course say that the courses are useful, since they help to understand the Latvian culture better. Moreover, the students emphasize that it is worth learning a local language, living and studying abroad. “It is not easy to learn Latvian”, says Iveta Narodovska, assistant professor at the Faculty of Humanities, “the grammar differs from other languages. Therefore, it is a great pleasure to see the students’ progress, when at the end of the course they can speak about themselves, their interests and studies in Latvian. It is always sad to say goodbye to students, with whom you spend so much time, establish close contact, and reach mutual understanding”. Iveta Narodovska reveals

). These students are offered an opportunity to participate in the course of Latvian as a higher level, A2 or B1. Three teachers of the Faculty of Humanities are teaching the course of the practical Latvian language at the moment: Ilona Gorņeva, Iveta Narodovska and Evelīna Zilgalve. The students who participate in the course say that the courses are useful, since they help to understand the Latvian culture better. Moreover, the students emphasize that it is worth learning a local language, living and studying abroad. “It is not easy to learn Latvian”, says Iveta Narodovska, assistant professor at the Faculty of Humanities, “the grammar differs from other languages. Therefore, it is a great pleasure to see the students’ progress, when at the end of the course they can speak about themselves, their interests and studies in Latvian. It is always sad to say goodbye to students, with whom you spend so much time, establish close contact, and reach mutual understanding”. Iveta Narodovska reveals

participating in the given adoption process, and values that EU promote throughout it. The introductory lecture will be followed by questions and answers session. Ms. Jolana Mungengová works for Cabinet of EU Trade Commissioner, Ms. Cecilia Malström, European Commission. Her daily work relates to trade in media, cultural goods and services, dialogue with civil society and relations with national parliaments in the areas of regional policy, employment, social affairs, skills and labour mobility, education and other areas. Ms. Jolana Mungengová obtained Ph.D. in Political Science with specialisation in Comparative Politics, Public Policy, and Eastern Europe in Boston University, U.S.A. We kindly ask you to register for the guest lecture-discussion by filling in the form below: docs.google.com/forms/d/1NfShIzIODZriGX_4dGd2XR6ngaYum0bZhuRfVS0fs2s/viewform Should you have any questions regarding the guest lecture-discussion, please do not hesitate to contact Mr. Romans Putans

participants from different countries and continents. Whereas ISSP UL’s MATERIZEunit participated in PHOTONICS+ Virtual Exhibition and Conference.The event was organized in partnership with EPIC and was a new, efficient networking event for the photonics industry. The innovative live, digital event brought stakeholders in the photonics industry together with relevant user areas. More than 5,000 online visitors became part of the community in an inspiring and efficient way: more than 280 technology and application presentations and 1:1 video chats enabled direct contact that facilitates the initiation of new cooperation opportunities and projects. 30 top keynote speakers gave lectures about current topics relating to photonics. About 300 exhibitors from 20 countries participated in this event. EPIC is the industry association with the largest network maintaining the European photonics database. Its members encompass the entire value chain from LED lighting, photovoltaic solar energy