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Introducing the Bachelor ProgrammesA modern law school with extensive experience and a solid foundation in the university environment
Who We Are - RGSL at a Glance Founded in 1998 through
international agreement between Sweden, Latvia, and
the Soros Foundation Latvia
Premier Law School in the Baltic region Autonomous unit within the
University of Latvia
Urban campus situated in the beautiful Art Nouveau district of Riga
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Who We Are - RGSL at a Glance Specialised in interdisciplinary
programmes with a core focus in Law combined with Business and Finance Linguistics Diplomacy and International
Relations
Offer 3 levels of studies Bachelor (LL.B & BA) Masters (LL.M & MA) Doctoral (PhD)
Law Library and Information Services
Continuing Education
International faculty and student environment
Studies conducted in English
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THE LAW & BUSINESS PROGRAMME
The LL.B in Law & Business: Hybrid Thinking
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Meeting Demands A carefully planned
programme that covers subjects pertinent to today’s legal and business challenges
Designed to meet the demands of an ever-changing, evolving and volatile market
Bridging the gap between lawyers and business people
Mix of both Academic and Leading Practitioners
Provides a comparative perspective
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The LL.B in Law & Business Overview 3 year full time programme
120 Latvian credit programme(180 ECTS)
Core courses consist of: 52% Law Courses 48% Business Courses Various Electives including:
Advanced and Specialised Law Courses
Advanced Business, Finance and Economics Courses
Various Language Courses Bachelor Thesis
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The LL.B in Law & Business Overview
Programme StructureYear 1
Basic foundation courses in Law & Business subjects
Designed to give students the ability to grasp both legal and business concepts
Year 2 Advanced courses in Law &
Business Students build upon courses
from Year 1 in both Law & Business.
Year 3 Specialist courses in Law &
Business Pre-requisites are courses
taken in the first 2 years Thesis has to reflect research
in both disciplines
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THE LAW & DIPLOMACY PROGRAMME
The BA in Law & Diplomacy: Bridging the Globe
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Meeting Demands A carefully planned
programme that covers subjects pertinent to today’s Policy concerns and Conflict Resolution
Designed to meet the demands of Foreign Services, International organisations, Media and Academia
Mix of both Academic and Leading Practitioners
Provides a comparative perspective and language skills
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The BA in Law & Diplomacy Overview 3 year full time programme
120 Latvian credit programme(180 ECTS)
Consists of 6 pillars of study
Core courses consist of: : 25% Law Courses 18% Economics Courses 18% Political Science Courses 18% Humanities Courses 15% Advanced English
Courses 6% Research Methodology Various Electives including:
Advanced and Specialised Law, Economics, Political Science & Humanities Courses
Various Language Courses Bachelor Thesis
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The BA in Law & Diplomacy Overview
Programme StructureYear 1
Courses in Law, Micro Economics, History and English Language subjects
Designed to give students the ability to grasp legal, economic and policy concepts
Year 2 International & EU Legal
Courses as well as Macro Economics, Intercultural Studies and Various Language Electives
Year 3 Diplomatic & Consular Law ,
Monetary Economics, Ethics, Foreign Policy, Simulations and Philosophy.
Interdisciplinary Thesis
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BACHELOR PROGRAMME PRACTICALITIES
Structure & Practicalities: The Details
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Structure & Practicalities: The Details Two different Bachelor
programmes Common structure as
interdisciplinary studies Focus on the one hand on law
and on the other hand business, diplomacy & international relations
Programmes comprise 180 ECTS credit points Corresponds to 120 Latvian
credit points
Entitles students to continue on RGSL Masters programmes Additional requirements for
entry to the one-year programmes
Tuition fee per year 2 100 LVL 2 988 EURO
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Structure & Practicalities: The Details Mandatory and elective
courses Normally three courses at the
same time Can choose to follow an additional
course
Each course lasts six weeks Five class hours a week Research work on assignments and
class preparation Exam at the end of the course
Overall duration of each programme is three years Ending with a Bachelor thesis Possibility of internships
Opportunities to attend public and open lectures
Erasmus exchange programme
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Structure & Practicalities: The Details
Important Dates
Studies to begin on 1 September 2011
Pre-selection will be decided on 15 April for applications received before 15 March 2011
Admission will be decided on 26 July for applications received before 28 June 2011
Later applications may be submitted for remaining available places
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5% off tuition fee
for applications received by
15 March!
Structure & Practicalities: The DetailsApplication Requirements
Applicants for Bachelor programmes should present the following documents:
Completed application form Certified copies of diploma and
diploma transcript with an English translation Diploma should document
proficiency at a minimum level of ECTS grade C for:
English Mathematics (Law & Business) Social Sciences (Law & Diplomacy)
Alternative documentation may be submitted
Application may be made before diploma is available
Motivation letter
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GOOD REASONS TO STUDY WITH US!
What Sets Us Apart!
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Good Reasons to Study with Us! Competence of teachers
Mix of both academic and leading practitioners
Academic and practical experience from throughout the world, including Europe and USA
Distinctive study programme
International atmosphere
Modern infrastructure Excellent IT facilities
Best law library in the Baltics
Attractive employment opportunities
Student environment
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QUESTIONS? Thank You For Your Time
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