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FORTHEM Student Meeting will take place virtually on the 12th of May 2020 This virtual meeting of student involvement is great opportunity for FORTHEM to involve students and of course for students to get involved in this project. Students from all seven universities will meet and discuss very important topics, to help FORTHEM make Lab experience better for students! It is very important to find out the opinion from the students' point of view. What do they expect from labs and what would engage them, so that they want to get involved and devote their time working with labs.

FORTHEM Student Meeting will take place virtually on the 12th of May 2020 This virtual meeting of student involvement is great opportunity for FORTHEM to involve students and of course for students to get involved in this project. Students from all seven universities will meet and discuss very important topics, to help FORTHEM make Lab experience better for students! It is very important to find out the opinion from the students' point of view. What do they expect from labs and what would engage them, so that they want to get involved and devote their time working with labs.

The University of Latvia (UL) expresses its support to Ukraine and the Ukrainian people in the fight against Russia's brutal aggression. The University of Latvia (UL) asserts support for Ukraine and the Ukrainian people in the battle against the barbaric invasion by Russia. The UL will provide all possible support to the Ukrainian students studying at the University, as well as the academic staff. The University of Latvia governance and the Senate have discussed further possibilities of assistance to Ukrainian scientists, offering them the opportunity to continue their research at the University of Latvia. Rector, Prof. I. Muižnieks: “We have a very close and productive cooperation with several Ukrainian universities, we know our colleagues well, they are our friends. We have contacted the citizens of Ukraine who are studying or working at the University of Latvia, and consulted them regarding the types of support they currently need. We will act accordingly. We will help ensure

Šī gada 25.janvārī Ekonomikas un vadības fakultātē notika videokonference ar Fuldas Universitāti (Hochschule Fulda) Vācijā. Konferences tēma bija zaļais dzīvesveids, tā izmaksas, bioloģiskās saimniekošanas un eko produktu attīstība. Videokonferencē profesores Baibas Šavriņas vadībā piedalījās studenti no maģistra līmeņa Vadības zinību programmas (virziena Starptautiskā ekonomika un bizness), Starptautiskās attiecības (ekonomika) programmas, kā arī Starptautiskā biznesa (ar specializāciju eksporta menedžmentā) programmas – Zane Lase-Lasmane, Jānis Supe, Elīna Ladinska, Olga Ļašuka, Ieva Norīte, Jūlija Maļceva un Ilona Lempa. Fuldas Universitātes studenti pastāstīja par zaļo vidi Vācijā, eko produktiem, elektromobiļu attīstību, atjaunojamās enerģijas izmantošanu Vācijā. Savukārt Latvijas Universitātes studenti stāstīja par dzīves kvalitātes saistību ar zaļo vidi, zaļā dzīvesveida ekonomiskajām un sociālajām izmaksām, latviešu tradīcijām, kā arī prezentēja pašu veiktā pētījuma

Šī gada 25.janvārī Ekonomikas un vadības fakultātē notika videokonference ar Fuldas Universitāti (Hochschule Fulda) Vācijā. Konferences tēma bija zaļais dzīvesveids, tā izmaksas, bioloģiskās saimniekošanas un eko produktu attīstība. Videokonferencē profesores Baibas Šavriņas vadībā piedalījās studenti no maģistra līmeņa Vadības zinību programmas (virziena Starptautiskā ekonomika un bizness), Starptautiskās attiecības (ekonomika) programmas, kā arī Starptautiskā biznesa (ar specializāciju eksporta menedžmentā) programmas – Zane Lase-Lasmane, Jānis Supe, Elīna Ladinska, Olga Ļašuka, Ieva Norīte, Jūlija Maļceva un Ilona Lempa. Fuldas Universitātes studenti pastāstīja par zaļo vidi Vācijā, eko produktiem, elektromobiļu attīstību, atjaunojamās enerģijas izmantošanu Vācijā. Savukārt Latvijas Universitātes studenti stāstīja par dzīves kvalitātes saistību ar zaļo vidi, zaļā dzīvesveida ekonomiskajām un sociālajām izmaksām, latviešu tradīcijām, kā arī prezentēja pašu veiktā pētījuma

With its first Student Conference, the FORTHEM Alliance devoted three whole days to the important aspect of student involvement. The goal of the exchange was to strengthen links between students andto empathize theirvoice in the FORTHEM Alliance. Using a creative and collaborative approach, the participants set out to develop new ideas for involving more students in the Alliance’s many activities. The FORTHEM Student Conference 2020 took place from 7th to 9th of December 2020 and was hosted online by the Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz Around 25 students from all 7 partner universities took partinthe conference. The conference waschairedbyLudmilaSamochwalow, FabianStephan,JolinaHartmann& Anna-LenaRoppeltfrom University of Mainz.They decided to use the three days as a Kick-Off Meeting for an ongoing collaboration within the student groups over the next two monthsto work on all 4 phases of the Challenge in their detail. TheongoingChallengegiven to all student groupsis

A state of emergency has been declared in Latvia and throughout the European Union – schools and universities work remotely. This situation poses innumerable challenges for teachers and university lecturers – they need to learn new skills at a very fast reorient their daily work from offline to online communication. This is not an easy task for anyone – neither teachers nor pupils and students. The research team of the ERASMUS + project “My HUB – an online repository of inclusive good practices, resources, methodologies for educators in formal and non-formal education” remind – pupils and students with special needs and learning difficulties not to be forgotten in this tense situation. It is necessary to continue efforts to implement inclusive education in Latvian schools and universities also in the conditions of the crisis caused by Covid-19. “In a crisis situation, it is especially important to remember and take into account that students who have difficulty learning the content

About The ESN association operates at a local, national and international level and works to create a more flexible and mobile educational environment, supporting and developing student exchange and providing an intercultural experience. In short, ESN: works in the interest of international students to improve the social and practical integration of international students; represents the needs and rights of international students at local, national and international levels; provides relevant information on mobility programmes; motivates students to live abroad; works on the reintegration of students returning to their countries of origin; contributes to the improvement and accessibility of student mobility; promotes values of voluntary work and active citizenship. At a local level, ESN works for different causes: cultural and social inclusion, health and well-being, environment, equality and education. The aim of all these causes is none other than

The Scientific Committee of the Congress has developed a two-day programme that includes thematic discussions, speeches, seminars, demonstrations and other activities of different formats. In addition, scientists, doctoral candidates and students from Latvia and of and Latvian origin all over the world are invited to submit abstracts in an open call for poster presentations. Applications shall be submitted in Latvian and English or only in English by 16 April 2023 via the Congress website www.sciencecongress.lv . Abstracts for posters The Scientific Committee of the Congress is pleased to invite submissions of abstracts for poster presentations. In order to submit a poster to be exhibited at the Congress, an abstract (max. 200 words long) is to be submitted. In the abstract in between other crucial information, authors are encouraged to specify the potential of the research results to boost Latvia’s growth, e.g. technological development, improvement of people's wellbeing

This year, the University of Latvia has produced two planners in different designs – the classic blue with the symbol of UL centenary and the boldly colourful planner for flight of creative thought. Open planner shows a calendar on the left with name days to be celebrated and the space for writing down the events and tasks, while the right-hand side provides a large space for notes, creative expressions and drawings. The planner is perfect for students as it indicates the highlights of the study year, such as registration week, exam session time, holidays, and upcoming University of Latvia centenary events. The planner also contains the most important facts about UL history, addresses of faculties, opportunities for participation in cultural and artistic collectives, sports and the UL Student Council. The planner ends with information on where to go for assistance with the study process or career choice. The UL new planners for 2019/2020 are available for purchase