The University of Latvia has been founded in 1919 and currently, with its more than 14 000 students, 13 faculties and over 20 research institutes and independent study centres, is one of the largest comprehensive and leading research universities in the Baltics. The University offers more than 130 state accredited academic and professional study programmes.
At UL, you can obtain an academic bachelor’s or master’s degree in humanities (philology, philosophy, history, theology a.o.), pedagogy, social sciences (economics, communication studies, political science, psychology, sociology, law, management a.o.), natural sciences (biology, physics, geography, geology, chemistry, mathematics, environmental science a.o.), and health sciences (pharmacy, nursing). The UL also offers professional qualifications or bachelor’s or master’s degree, including MD, qualifications of doctor, teacher, social worker, economist, translator/interpreter etc.
At University of Latvia, research is conducted in over 50 research fields which represent four main areas of inquiry: the humanities, natural sciences, social sciences. The University of Latvia pays great attention to the development of international collaboration.
Information on career and open vacancies in UL portal.
Consultations on best suitable study and/or work field for scholars, students and graduates offered by competent career consultants and psychologistsCareer related activities like Career Day, Organization presentations, Curriculum Vitae workshops, Recruiting procedure simulation and Career planning seminars
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University of Latvia (UL) offers two student hotels for International students “Prima hostel” and ”Reznas student hotel”. Both of them are located in Riga, Reznas street. There is a well-developed public transportation, it takes about 20 minutes to reach city centre, main building of the University of Latvia as well as Old town and Central Railway station.
University of Latvia (UL) offers two student hotels for International students “Prima hostel” and ”Reznas student hotel”. Both of them are located in Riga, Reznas street. There is a well-developed public transportation, it takes about 20 minutes to reach city centre, main building of the University of Latvia as well as Old town and Central Railway station.
UL Sports Center (SC) offers up to 40 different lessons in 12 sports where practices are run by professional coaches.Everyone can choose the most suitable course, for the intensity of the load and for the individual interests.
The creation of NABAKLAB is not an accidental event originating from external historical circumstances; it is the result of the spiritual maturity accumulated and shaped by an intellectual human.
The idea of the necessity of NABAKLAB is connected with a call of cultural and educated people at the beginning of the XXI century to strive for knowledge and high-quality sound by creating a compelling, high standard club. This call materialized in 2009 when café “Gauja” and "Radio Naba” of the University of Latvia decided to establish a new club.
Professional and Actually lectures information and after professional answers. Modern Faculty building and room's for Studies. Good people's.
Overall the expereance is great. Me and some of my classmates have only had problems with one teacher, but that is the case in almost any educational institution. The teachers overall are very forthcoming and even introduce students to new reaserch in their fields, and even offer chances to participate in them.
Study process if fine and it's possible to really develop one's interest and knowledge but unfortunately it's not mandatory in my program. It's wery sadly still possible to cheat in many (not all) subjects and some exams repeat from year ro year and are in open circulation (it's a widespread historical and cultural problem in my country). But there are many good things. As...