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The course is designed as a continuation to the Arabic language course incorporated in the MA Asian Studies programme. The course introduces the language of print and Internet news media to students of Arabic seeking to reach advanced level. It makes it possible for these students to master core vocabulary and structures typical of front-page news stories, recognize various modes of coverage, distinguish facts from opinion and critically read news in Arabic. Enable students to read extended texts with greater accuracy at the advanced level by focusing on meaning, language form, and markers of cohesive discourse. The activities include pre-reading discussions as well as extensive practice on vocabulary in context, organizing information, skimming, critical reading and analytically evaluating content. The course includes self-assessment sections where students review material learned in previous chapters. Students can access first-hand news information from Arab world. The course

Master studies course is meant for the first year students enrolling and having not been previously intensively studying basics of environmental science as well as environmental governance, as well as mandatory minimum of civil protection. The aim of the course is to provide students with the overview knowledge and understanding of the environment and its qualities multi-disciplinary character in the frame of interdisciplinary environmental science and environmental governance as both science branch and applied practice, according to the central human-environment system paradigm. Related tasks for the studies: 1. To provide insight into the concepts "environment", “environmental science” and behavior of the complex environmental systems, emphasizing the role of humans in environmental change, as well as give a knowledge of concepts of biodiversity, natural resources, major biochemical cycles, climate change and global environmental problems, 2. To provide insight into the concept

Physics II is the second of three courses in the general physics course module for mastering the basics of general physics. The module content covers the major branches of physics (mechanics, thermodynamics, structure of matter, electromagnetism, optics, quantum physics), focusing on manifestations of the physical phenomena in nature and technology, and their description. The topics of Physics II are thermodynamics, structure of matter and electromagnetism. The goal of the course is to prepare the high school graduates for Modern physics courses and advanced physics courses at the University of Latvia. The tasks of the course is to deepen students' knowledge of thermodynamics, structure of matter and electromagnetism, the use of qualitative models and mathematical models for the analysis of physical processes, to develop the skills of physical experimentation and analysis of experimental data, to develop the skills of physical process analysis. At the end of the course

The Doctoral School (DS) is a project for the implementation of multidisciplinary, topic-oriented doctoral studies, in which students from the Master's program can also participate. Within the Faculty of Medicine, two DS - Biomedical Research and New Technologies Doctoral School, and a Doctoral School for research in translation medicine are available. The aim of the DS is to introduce students to scientific research and expand their horizons by promoting their contacts with scholars from other fields. The tasks of the DS are to promote doctoral students' understanding of local and international research opportunities, to allow them to understand the principles of scientific research not only in relation to their own research, as well as to expand knowledge about other branches and sub-branches of science. DS offers educational seminars and lectures in certain fields of science, as well as on conducting scientific research. School performance promotes the understanding of emerging

The Doctoral School (DS) is a project for the implementation of multidisciplinary, topic-oriented doctoral studies, in which students from the Master's program can also participate. Within the Faculty of Medicine, two DS - Biomedical Research and New Technologies Doctoral School, and a Doctoral School for research in translation medicine are available. The aim of the DS is to introduce students to scientific research and expand their horizons by promoting their contacts with scholars from other fields. The tasks of the DS are to promote doctoral students' understanding of local and international research opportunities, to allow them to understand the principles of scientific research not only in relation to their own research, as well as to expand knowledge about other branches and sub-branches of science. DS offers educational seminars and lectures in certain fields of science, as well as on conducting scientific research. School performance promotes the understanding of emerging

The aim of the course is to provide an opportunity for master's students to continue learning the Japanese language and communication culture in accordance with the requirements of the B2-C1 language level in the context of the Japanese cultural environment, examining the peculiarities of the Japanese language in the linguistic aspect compared to Indo-European languages, as well as taking into account the specificities of verbal and non-verbal communication accepted in Japanese culture, as well as etiquette and social prohibitions. Course tasks are: 1) learn new kanji - hieroglyphs (at least 200); 2) learn more complex grammatical structures of the Japanese language; 3) expand the collection of Japanese words and expressions by at least 400 items; 4) improve knowledge of communication strategies and rules of polite communication in Japanese culture, taking into account differences in the way of speaking depending on gender, age, occupation, location and situation; 5) improve

The aim of the course is to provide an opportunity for master's students to continue learning the Japanese language and communication culture in accordance with the requirements of the B2-C1 language level in the context of the Japanese cultural environment, examining the peculiarities of the Japanese language in the linguistic aspect compared to Indo-European languages, as well as taking into account the specificities of verbal and non-verbal communication accepted in Japanese culture, as well as etiquette and social prohibitions. Course tasks are: 1) learn new kanji - hieroglyphs (at least 200); 2) learn more complex grammatical structures of the Japanese language; 3) expand the collection of Japanese words and expressions by at least 400 items; 4) improve knowledge of communication strategies and rules of polite communication in Japanese culture, taking into account differences in the way of speaking depending on gender, age, occupation, location and situation; 5) improve

At the moment Faculty of Business, management and economics (the FBME) has signed more than 140 Erasmus+ bilateral agreements in 27 countries. Within ERASMUS + program University of Latvia can offer scholarship for 2 - 12 months long study period in one of Partner Universities. To apply for Erasmus+ study mobility, you have to be enrolled in full or part time undergraduate, master or doctoral study program at the FBME, without any academic or financial debts. Students can participate in exchange if they have finished at least one study year and obtained at least 40 Credits.Undergraduate - starting from 4th study semester, master - starting from 3rd semester. The application is divided in two terms, for autumn semester mobility students apply from February - March and for spring semester mobility students apply from August - September. Applications for exchange studies for Autumn 2024 is open untill 26.02.2024 (24:00)! Online meeting for questions and information about Erasmus

The Rock Research Laboratory provide facilities for rock and sediment thin section preparation, grain size distribution analysis of fine-grained sediments, field tests of groundwater and surface water composition and aggregate rock hardness tests. The Rock Research Laboratory is participation in the implementation of bachelor, master, and doctoral study programmes in the field of geology and related disciplines, as well as scientific research implementing the latest research methodologies and findings. The aim of the laboratory is to support study process and scientific research. Main tasks: support the implementation laboratory, particle and seminary work for the study course in rock research methods, sedimentology and geochemistry; provide the research facilities for students including PhDs and academic personnel; implementing the latest research methods in the filed.

Mineralogy and Palaeontology Laboratory of the UL FGES participates in the implementation of the study programmes in geology and geography, as well as carry out research using optical microscopy and mechanical preparation of research objects. The main aim of the laboratory is to support the study process and scientific activities. The main tasks: to provide laboratory work for the study courses (Rocks and Minerals, Quaternary Geology, Micropalaeontology, Mineralogy, Palaeontology and Stratigraphy, etc.); provide research facilities for bachelor's, master's and doctoral students and academic staff; preserving scientifically valuable specimens before they are handed over to museums. Mineralogy and Palaeontology Laboratory provides: equipment and facilities for mechanical preparation of minerals and fossils with pneumatic tools, rotary power tools or mounted needles, microscopy of specimens, photography and photogrammetry of macroscopic and microscopic specimens.