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  The University of Latvia, located in Riga, is one of the largest and most significant higher education institutions in Latvia. Established in 1919, the university has grown to become a leading research and educational institution in the country.

 

 Overview and Structure

The University of Latvia offers a wide range of academic programs, from undergraduate to doctoral levels, across various fields of study. It comprises multiple faculties, including:

Faculty of Humanities
Faculty of Social Sciences
Faculty of Natural Sciences
Faculty of Medicine
Faculty of Law
Faculty of Business, Management, and Economics
Faculty of Education, Psychology, and Art

Research and Innovation

The University of Latvia is known for its research excellence and innovation. It participates in numerous international research projects and collaborates with other leading universities and research institutions worldwide. The university's research efforts cover a broad spectrum of disciplines, including natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities.


International Collaboration

The University of Latvia has a strong focus on international collaboration, offering various exchange programs and partnerships with universities around the world. It is a member of several international organizations and networks, which helps to enhance its global reach and influence.


Campus and Facilities

The main campus of the University of Latvia is located in the heart of Riga, providing students with access to modern facilities, libraries, and research centers. The university also emphasizes the importance of extracurricular activities, offering a range of sports, cultural events, and student organizations.


Notable Alumni

The university has a rich history of producing notable alumni who have made significant contributions in various fields, including science, politics, arts, and business.

We are committed to using biotechnology to benefit both people and the environment.

 The 11th Central European Diatom Meeting (CEDM) is scheduled to take place in Prague, Czech Republic, from September 19 to 22, 2024. The conference will be held at the Faculty of Science, Charles University. This event will bring together researchers and experts in diatomology to discuss recent advancements and findings in the field of diatom research.


The meeting will feature a series of presentations, poster sessions, and discussions on various topics related to diatoms, including their diversity, ecology, and evolution. Additionally, there will be a focus on diatoms in cryospheric ecosystems, highlighting their role and adaptations in cold environments such as glaciers and polar regions.