RSU Research Week will be this year’s key scientific event at Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU) gathering more than 50 visiting professors from 20 countries. The conference programme will include 1,250 presentations – an 80% increase from last year. RSU Research Week is supported by important employers who are long-standing partners of RSU.
Neurologist Jānis Mednieks from Pauls Stradiņš Clinical University Hospital first interest was computer science. After studying for half a year he understood that this was not his real calling and went on a long hitchhiking trip with friends visiting Iran and other far away countries. His first encounter with medicine was in a psychiatric hospital in Wales where he was volunteering. This experience inspired him to study medicine and he chose neurology in his 5th year.
Initiated by Professor Iveta Ozolanta the first RSU Research Conference on medicine was held on 26 Februrary 1999 marking a significant turning point in the scientific life of Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU).
Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU) and the Red Cross Medical College that is under RSU supervision share a coordinated study process, a complementary succession of study programmes and shared use of resources. The Director of the College Ināra Upmale is certain that shared values and a strong belief in the disciplines and methods which have been prioritised in medical education strengthen the quality and serve as a precondition for training outstanding professionals.
Anyone who’s interested is welcome to attend World Oral Health Day on Wednesday 20 March at Rīga Stradiņš University.
On 25 April the Faculty of Law will be holding an international conference ‘Current Challenges Facing the Justice System’
The aim of the conference is to identify topical issues related to the development of legal frameworks, the improvement of institutional systems, the exchange of theoretical knowledge and practical experience in the field of legal science.
Academic staff and professionals in legal science both from Latvia and abroad are invited to participate in the conference.
Future cardiologist Kristaps Šablinskis, a 2nd year residency- and 1st year doctoral student at Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU), made his dream to become a physician come true after two years of studying physics. It was at this point that Kristaps realised what he really wanted in life.
Dear employees, students, professors, lecturers and researchers of Rīga Stradiņš University! We cordially invite you to the Annual RSU Academic Ball.
The Academic Ball will take place on Saturday 6 April at 19:00 at the Rīga Latvian Society. It will serve as the culmination of Research Week which takes place between 1-5 April.
Many of our academic traditions will be observed at the ball like honoring the winners of the RSU Annual Awards, listening to excellent concert music, and enjoying ballroom dancing.
The Latvian Radio Big Band and singer Dināra Rudāne will perform their versions of popular songs at the spring concert 'In the Spotlight. From The Beatles to Ed Sheeran'. It will take place in the RSU Great Hall on 13 March.
Entry is FREE for RSU students and employees.
It would be overly poetic, and also slightly inaccurate, to say that spring is not only the time when flowers start to bud but also when medical students' relationships with their potential employers first start to appear. The majority of future physicians take the first steps towards their future speciality already in the last two years of their studies – they volunteer and participate in student interest groups, and choose specific topics and supervisors for their sixth-year research papers.
