Socio-technical Systems Modelling

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The aim of the professional interdisciplinary master's study programme "Socio-technical Systems Modelling" is to offer up-to date master's level knowledge and skills in modelling that may be used to minimise the disproportion in the number between the social and engineering specialists in the national economy and to give an understanding of the human factor's role in engineering sciences.

* Discrete-Event Systems Simulation Technologies and Tools
* Social Systems Simulation
* Research Methodology and Data Processing in SPSS Environment
* Introduction to Knowledge Management
* Communication and Social Interaction
* Business Process Modelling
* E-applications Design and Geoinformation Systems
* ICTE and Management Development
* Introduction to RFID Technologies
* Virtual and Augmented Reality Technologies and Tools

Internship:

Internship - 6 weeks in the first study year

Bachelor's degree or equally recognised higher education. Entrance test for applicants without a professional degree in engineering or natural sciences, or an equally recognised educationEnglish language requirementsIn order to prove the English language competence, the applicants are required to submit a confirmation of the English language knowledge: * TOEFL with a minimum score of 500 points in paper based test or 70 points in internet- based test; * IELTS with minimum score 6.0; * other documents confirming the knowledge of English.In case the previous education has been acquired in English, the English language certificate is not required. Applicants with no corresponding English language certification document are required to take an exam of English in ViA. English Language Requirements IELTS band: 6 TOEFL paper-based test score : 500

Scholarships of the Government of Latvia

Students can apply for a Latvian Government Scolarship for a study period in Latvia.

The Open Europe Scholarship Scheme (OESS) for Belarussian Students

Through OESS, Belarusians may apply for scholarships for studies at Universities across Europe. The scholarship program is open for all young Belarusians that meet the academic, linguistic and personal requirements. The Programme is financed by the European Union and managed by the Nordic Council of Ministers.

State Funded Study Places

EU students applying for master's programmes can apply for state-funded study places.