Daugavpils University Students Will Also Study in Norway
Published: 20.01.2016
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During the spring semester of the 2015/2016 academic year, nine students from the Faculty of Humanities of Daugavpils University have begun their studies at the University College of Southeast Norway, where they will expand their knowledge: 3 students from the academic bachelor’s study programme “Philology” (English Philology with French), 2 students from the academic bachelor’s study programme “Philology” (English Philology with German), 1 student from the academic bachelor’s study programme “Philology” (English Philology with Russian), 2 students from the academic bachelor’s study programme “Philology” (English Philology with Swedish), and 1 doctoral student from the doctoral study programme “Literary Studies”.
From January until the end of May 2016, DU students will receive scholarships for studies in Norway במסגרת the “Scholarships” activity of the project “Implementation of Scholarships for Language and Cultural Studies in Latvia and Norway, Focusing on the Study of Monuments Dedicated to Prominent Persons and Their Testing for Tourism Purposes”, under Programme LV05 “Research and Scholarships” of the 2009–2014 period of the Financial Mechanism of the European Economic Area and the Norwegian Financial Mechanism.
The students will also participate in a joint study by the lecturers and students of both universities involved in the project on monuments dedicated to prominent people, learning the methodology for describing monuments – artefacts of cultural heritage – and developing proposals for including them in ethnotourism guidebooks.
The project is co-financed by the EEA/Norwegian Financial Mechanisms.
From January until the end of May 2016, DU students will receive scholarships for studies in Norway במסגרת the “Scholarships” activity of the project “Implementation of Scholarships for Language and Cultural Studies in Latvia and Norway, Focusing on the Study of Monuments Dedicated to Prominent Persons and Their Testing for Tourism Purposes”, under Programme LV05 “Research and Scholarships” of the 2009–2014 period of the Financial Mechanism of the European Economic Area and the Norwegian Financial Mechanism.
The students will also participate in a joint study by the lecturers and students of both universities involved in the project on monuments dedicated to prominent people, learning the methodology for describing monuments – artefacts of cultural heritage – and developing proposals for including them in ethnotourism guidebooks.
The project is co-financed by the EEA/Norwegian Financial Mechanisms.
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