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In December 2018 the Price Media Law Moot Court Competition team of the Faculty of Law of the University of Latvia (UL) travelled to Kiev, Ukraine to participate in the competition’s North-East European regional rounds, returning home with the prize for Best Memorials and a ticket to the final rounds in Oxford in April 2019. The members of this year’s team are bachelor level students from the UL Faculty of Law: Anna Patrīcija Mālere, Gunvaldis Leitens, Ieva Šņepste and Maira Pužule, coached by associate professor Artūrs Kučs and a member of last year’s team – Emīls Jonins.This year’s Competition Case concerns the widely debated and growing problem of fake news and hate speech online. The participants argue over the extent of liability of Internet Intermediaries, the social effects of false and hateful online speech, including the right to be forgotten of individuals affected by it, and the right approaches to dealing with this problem.After the challenges presented at the Regional

In September, 287 students from five Ukrainian and three Moldovan universities began a three-month lifelong learning program at the University of Latvia (UL) on the European Union’s internal and foreign policies. The program is implemented by UL Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences (FESS) in cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Latvia. “The aim of the program is to support Ukraine in its efforts towards European integration, promote democratization processes, and prepare students for work in Ukrainian public administration institutions. During the program, students will gain knowledge about public administration reforms, democratization, europeanization, and the functioning principles and values of the European Union,” explains professor Iveta Reinholde from the UL FESS Political Science Department . The New Professionals Training Program has been running at UL since 2014, offering international students the opportunity to receive

University of Latvia invites prospective international students to submit applications for studies at the University of Latvia. For academic year 2025/2026 there are 14 bachelor level, 17 master and 14 doctoral level study programmes available.

Three- day- long International Student Conference „ National Identity: Time, Place, People” ended on March, 17. The students of different academic levels (Bachelor, Master and Doctoral) and different social sciences (sociology, political sciences, philosophy, anthropology, linguistics, semiotics, public relations, economics) were brought together. They were representatives from ten countries-Ghana, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Russia, China, Latvia, Mexico, Romania, Serbia, and Ukraine. All in all, 39 presentations were delivered by 41 students. Many-sided perspectives on identity issues, including migration and religion, were offered. The speakers also addressed the questions of people’s voluntary or compulsary engagement in political and social activities, as well as referred to past cultural events which today enjoy their own renaissance. The Conference provided young researchers with an opportunity to come together, explore new ideas and possible information sources promoting

test as a tool for reducing student attrition , Juris Borzovs, Laila Niedrite, Darja Solodovņikova. Literatūra: p. 34–35// Vide. Tehnoloģija. Resursi: 10. Starptautiskās zinātniski praktiskās konferences materiāli, 18.-20.jūnijs, Rēzekne, 2015 = Technology. Resource. Environment : Proceedings of the 10th International Scientific and Practical Conference, June 18-20, 2015 / Rēzeknes Augstskola. Inženieru fakultāte = Rezekne Higher education institution. Faculty of Engineering Rēzekne, 2015, Vol. 3., (2015), p. 29–35: tab., il. DOI: 10.17770/etr2015vol3.175 , URL: dspace.lu.lv/dspace/handle/7/6060 , ISSN 1691-5402. Factors affecting attrition among first year computer science students: the case of University of Latvia, Juris Borzovs, Laila Niedrīte, Darja Solodovņikova. Literatūra: p. 42// Vide. Tehnoloģija. Resursi : 10. Starptautiskās zinātniski praktiskās konferences materiāli, 18.-20.jūnijs, Rēzekne, 2015 = Technology. Resource. Environment : Proceedings of the 10th

27. oktobrī Datorikas fakultātes students Emils Sjundjukovs (Emil Syundyukov) piedalījās Radio NABA raidījumā "Studentu pietura", kur stāstīja par nupat izveidoto studentu komūnu “Health Hackers”.

27. oktobrī Datorikas fakultātes students Emils Sjundjukovs (Emil Syundyukov) piedalījās Radio NABA raidījumā "Studentu pietura", kur stāstīja par nupat izveidoto studentu komūnu “Health Hackers”.

Bending Spoons is organizing Transcend, a 12-month mentorship program for Europe's best students in the field of programming. Participation in the event is competition-based, with the best 20 students gaining the chance to meet and receive mentorship from our senior engineers about tech topics and career choices. Leading European tech company Bending Spoons organizes and sponsors Transcend, as a way to support and encourage STEM students to pursue a career in software engineering. Transcend is an exclusive, free mentorship program for Europe’s STEM students with a passion for software engineering. Twenty entrants win an exclusive, one‑on‑one mentorship program led by a senior engineer at Bending Spoons, receiving valuable, long‑lasting counseling and coaching that can’t be accessed anywhere else. More information

Bending Spoons is organizing Transcend, a 12-month mentorship program for Europe's best students in the field of programming. Participation in the event is competition-based, with the best 20 students gaining the chance to meet and receive mentorship from our senior engineers about tech topics and career choices. Leading European tech company Bending Spoons organizes and sponsors Transcend, as a way to support and encourage STEM students to pursue a career in software engineering. Transcend is an exclusive, free mentorship program for Europe’s STEM students with a passion for software engineering. Twenty entrants win an exclusive, one‑on‑one mentorship program led by a senior engineer at Bending Spoons, receiving valuable, long‑lasting counseling and coaching that can’t be accessed anywhere else. More information

University of Latvia invites prospective international students to submit applications for studies at the University of Latvia. For academic year 2025/2026 there are 14 bachelor level, 17 master and 14 doctoral level study programmes available. Currently there are more than 1000 foreign students studying at University of Latvia. To complete admission successfully, one has to pay attention to  application deadlines,  which can vary depending on the country of residence. Full list of  study programme offer  with admission requirements and all other relevant information. For  bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral study programmes,  the citizens of non-EU/EEA countries and citizens of visa-free countries must apply until 18.06.2025, however, if you are an EU and EEA citizen, your application must be submitted until 21.07.2025. Citizens of the countries with additional assessment must submit their applications until 28.04.2025. If you have  additional questions  about admission procedure