Study Abroad | |
Study Guide to Masters and Bachelors Degree Courses |
University of Latvia
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Address | 19 Raina blvd., Riga, Latvia, LV–1586 |
Tel. No. | +371-7229885 |
Fax No. | +371-7225039, +371-7820113 |
E-mail address | lu@lanet.lv |
Faculties & Colleges | |
Type of courses |
Bachelor's Degree (Bakalaureus) Master's degrees Doctoral degree |
Date of commencement | September |
Accommodation |
Students who have been accepted at the University of Latvia should notify the International Office by June 30 of their intention to live in the University dormitory, otherwise the University can not guarantee accommodation there because the possibilities are very limited. Usually all international students are housed in separate rooms with communal kitchen on each floor. |
Fees |
The tuition fee for international students (both undergraduate and graduate) is 2000 USD per academic year in humanities and social sciences and 3000 USD per academic year in natural sciences.
Doctorate Course tuition fee is 2500 USD per academic year in humanities and social sciences and 3000 USD per academic year in natural sciences. |
Admission requirements | International undergraduate applicants are required to have completed their secondary education and must possess university eligibility in their own country. Students who plan to complete their entire undergraduate education and receive a Bachelor's degree at the University of Latvia must pass the Latvian language test. Admission will be based on the results of the passed test and the results of other supplementary tests if needed. |
Contact for application | Alina Grzibovska International Office Fax: +371-7243091 Phone: +371-7034334 E mail: alina@lanet.lv |
LU-17. BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMME IN CHEMISTRY Director of Programme - Jânis Drçìeris, Dr.hab.chem., Professor, phone (+371)7377436 Degree - Bachelor of Chemistry (B.chem.) Diploma - Bachelor of Chemistry (B.chem.) Entrance requirements - Diploma of general secondary education; admission is based on the chemistry, physics and mathematics Entrance exams - test in chemistry, a test in the Latvian language Duration of studies - 8 semesters, but considering there is possibility to finish studies in a shorter period of time Degree requirements study programme must be completed graduation examination in foreign language must be passed; five projects must be worked out and defended (course project and Bachelor’s project). ANNOTATION OF THE PROGRAMME The programme consists of 3 parts: A the compulsory part 131 credits contains the main fields of chemistry (general, inorganic, analytical, organic, physical and quantum chemistry), as well as courses necessary for specialization in chemistry (physics, mathematics, usage of computers in chemistry, etc.). B elective part 18 credits contains areas of chemistry which are connected with personal interests or further postgraduate studies. C option part 16 credits contains different courses from other study programmes available in the University of Latvia. LU-52. MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAMME IN CHEMISTRY Director of the programme - Jânis Drçìeris, Prof., Dr.hab.chem., phone (+371)7377436 Degree - Master of Chemistry (M.chem.) Diploma - Master of Chemistry (M.chem.) Entrance requirements - Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry or a diploma of higher education (fiveyear studies) in chemistry. Bachelor’s degree in Physics, Geology, Geography and Biology are also acceptable, but admission is based upon the entrance examinations in chemistry Entrance examinations - Chemistry (for B. phys. and B. biol.) Duration of studies - 4 semesters (considering the system of credits there is a possibility to finish studies in a shorter period of time) Degree requirements - completion of the study programme 80 credits, presentation and defence of Master’s thesis ANNOTATION OF THE PROGRAMME The Masters degree programme is designed in such a way that students may sub-specialise in the following branches of chemistry: inorganic chemistry; chemical monitoring of environment; organic chemistry; food chemistry and expertise; didactics of chemistry; physical chemistry; environmental chemistry; bioorganic chemistry. The programme consists of 2 parts: A compulsory part 66 credits contains the main courses of specialisation, which are necessary for academic education in the chemistry. The research project related to the specialisation has to be worked out and its thesis defended. B option part 14 credits contains different courses of chemistry and fields related to the programme. Master’s thesis is a result of an original theoretical or experimental research in chemistry. The research results should meet the requirements for publishing in a journal of chemistry. The thesis must be defended at the end of studies. Supervisor of this work can be a staff member of the University of Latvia or a scientist of a research institute. In special cases the project can be worked out in establishments of higher education abroad. |
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