About the university
The Latvia University of Agriculture is a higher education and science establishment of the Republic of Latvia, where scientific research as well as academic and professional study programmes are carried out. The main goal of the University is to create intellectual potential for providing sustainable development of Latvia and its countryside in particular while becoming and up-to date, internationally recognized and prestigious university, which actively integrates into the united European space of higher education and science. The history of the university dates back to 1863 when the Department of Agriculture was established in the Riga Polytechnicum. In 1919 the University of Latvia opened the Department of Agriculture the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. In 1936 the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Latvia decided to transfer the Agriculture Faculty of the University to Latvia to Jelgava, thus founding a new higher education establishment – the Jelgava Academy of Agriculture. On 23, 1938 Kārlis Ulmanis, the president and prime minister, proclaimed “The Constitution of the Jelgava Academy of Agriculture”.
Education programs
Administration
Administration
Bachelor of Administration
Latvian
Language of instructions
Full-time
Study mode
$2,850
Fee for international students
$2,850
Fee for domestic students
Business
~ $2,850 / year
Business
Bachelor of Business
Latvian
Language of instructions
Full-time
Study mode
$2,850
Fee for international students
$2,850
Fee for domestic students
Computer Science
~ $2,850 / year
Computer Science
Bachelor of Computer Science
Latvian
Language of instructions
Full-time
Study mode
$2,850
Fee for international students
$2,850
Fee for domestic students
Economics
~ $2,850 / year
Economics
Bachelor of Economics
Latvian
Language of instructions
Full-time
Study mode
$2,850
Fee for international students
$2,850
Fee for domestic students
IT
~ $2,850 / year
IT
Bachelor of IT
Latvian
Language of instructions
Full-time
Study mode
$2,850
Fee for international students
$2,850
Fee for domestic students
Medicine
~ $2,850 / year
Medicine
Bachelor of Medicine
Latvian
Language of instructions
Full-time
Study mode
$2,850
Fee for international students
$2,850
Fee for domestic students
Nursing
~ $2,850 / year
Nursing
Bachelor of Nursing
Latvian
Language of instructions
Full-time
Study mode
$2,850
Fee for international students
$2,850
Fee for domestic students
Sociology
~ $2,850 / year
Sociology
Bachelor of Sociology
Latvian
Language of instructions
Full-time
Study mode
$2,850
Fee for international students
$2,850
Fee for domestic students
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