Physics

University of Latvia

Overview

University of Latvia offers specializations in solid state and material physics, physics of continuous media, atomic, molecular and optical physics, theoretical physics as well as a list of interdisciplinary courses related to quantum computing, physical chemistry, etc. The Physics program is organized in collaboration with Daugavpils University (located in Daugavpils, Latvia), which offers the specialization in technology physics.

Key features

The programme tasks:

• To encourage students to develop as professionals in the field by providing the opportunity to complement the knowledge and skills acquired in the BSc programme in their chosen specialisation in physics.

• To give students the opportunity to gain experience in independent research under the guidance of a supervisor.

• To enhance students' scientific research skills and competence in analysing research problems.

• To develop students' critical and creative thinking, reasoning and decision-making skills, and the ability to apply acquired knowledge and competences in physics and interdisciplinary research.

• Ensure flexibility of the restricted elective part of the study programme in line with labour market requirements.

• Ensure effective and monitorable delivery of the planned programme results.

• To create the conditions for graduates to successfully pursue studies at doctoral level.