What are the available Study Programmes?
Medical
- Doctor of Medicine (12 semesters)
- Dentistry,
- Pharmacy,
- Rehabilitation,
- Nursing Science,
- Dental Hygiene
IT, Science and Engineering
Bachelor's Degree Programmes:
- Bachelor of Engineering in Electronics
- Bachelor of Computer Science
- Bachelor of Science in Management
- Bachelor of Science in Economics
Master's Degree Programmes:
- Master of Engineering in Electronics
- Master of Computer Science
- Master of Science in Management
- Master of Science in Economics
Professional Study Programmes:
- Higher Professional Study Programme in Transport and Business Logistics
- Higher Professional Study Programme in Transport Management
- Higher Professional Study Programme in Electronics
First Level Professional Study Programmes:
- First Level Professional Study Programme in Computer Science
- First Level Professional Study Programme in Information Technologies
- First Level Professional Study Programme in Transport Service
Doctoral Degree Programmes:
- Doctoral Degree in Telematics and Logistics
Business
- Undergraduate (BA) Economics and Business
- Business Administration
- Master's in Public Administration
- Master's in Tourism Strategic Management
European Studies
- Political Science,
- Communication Studies,
- Sociology,
- Regional Economy and Business
Other
- Telecommunications,
- Public relations,
- Civil engineering,
- Cartography and geodesy
- Production engineering
Most of the advanced education institutions and universities of Latvia:
• University of Latvia
• Latvian University of Agriculture
• Latvian Academy of Medicine
• Riga Technical University
• Riga Business School (part of Riga Technical University)
• Stockholm School of Economics in Riga (all instruction in English)
• Banking Institution of Higher Education
• Riga Aviation University
• Riga Stradina University
• Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management Academy
NOTE: Each university has different language requirements! The official State Language of Latvia is Latvian, so the availability of instruction in other languages (such as English) can be limited, sometimes very limited or not available at all. You must investigate these requirements yourself, based upon the university and the courses offered by it that you are interested in. These requirements change often, usually to offer more English language options.