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University of Latvia's Department of Communication Studies invites students of communication, media, public relations, advertising and film studies to submit applications for participation in the second Riga Summer School that will take place in Riga, Latvia, from August 5 - 18, 2012.
The Academy of Korean Studies (AKS) invites graduate students majoring in Korean Studies to apply for the new AKS Research Grant program.
Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science
The Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Sciences is organized in two institutes and employs an academic staff of more than 120. There are over 1500 students and 51 PhD students.
Areas of study:
- Mathematics
- Computer science
Research:
Areas of expertise include:
- Foundations of mathematics
- Mathematical logic
- Theory of models
- Algebra and number theory
- Differential geometry
- General and differential topology
- Classical and functional analysis
- Harmonic analysis
- Stochastic processes
- Applied probability and statistics
- Partial differential equations
- Algorithmics
- Foundations of programming languages
- Computational complexity
- Cryptography,
- Data processing
- Numerical methods,
- Graph theory and combinatorics,
- Discrete optimization
International links:
The Faculty has international links with around 20 institutions and organizations in many countries worldwide.
Facilities:
computer labs, wireless broadband connection, UNIX network, comfortable lecture halls and classrooms, a well-equipped library with large stock of books and journals and access to a computerized catalog
