At the beginning of October, the Career Guidance and Wellbeing Centre at Riga Stradiņš university (RSU) launched an escape room experience with a Halloween theme for the first time. The event was organised by the Social support team to make campus life more engaging and give students an opportunity to challenge themselves in a fun and immersive way.
The XII Latvian Gastroenterology Congress will take place on 29 November at the ATTA Centre in Riga. The Congress is one of the most important and oldest medical congresses in the Baltic States, held for the first time at the beginning of this century, and has since then become an important tradition in the Latvian and international medical community. The congress is organised every two years and brings together 800-1,100 medical professionals from Latvia and abroad.
This year, Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU) is celebrating its 75th anniversary. This anniversary serves as a special occasion to unite efforts and resources to support diligent yet financially disadvantaged students, as well as to extend support to young people from Ukraine.
In anticipation of Latvia’s Proclamation Day on 18 November, outstanding professionals in the fields of research and education will receive government awards. On 28 October 2025, the government approved the proposal of the Ministry of Education and Science to present Letters of Recognition.
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Based on the results of qualitative audience research, researchers from Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU) organised co-creation events in Latvia and Estonia at the end of October. Together with representatives of the journalism industry, they developed recommendations for media professionals and media policymakers aimed at reducing the gap between the media and society and promoting public trust in the media.
The Latvian Data Stewards Network invites all researchers in Latvia, including doctoral students and research assistants, to participate in a survey on knowledge, attitudes, and practices in open science and research data management. The survey aims to identify researchers' competencies, experience, and needs in data management and open science, to improve support services and training programmes.
On 10 October, Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU), together with the University of Latvia, the Latvian Biomedical Research and Study Centre, and the Children’s Clinical University Hospital, signed the Latvian National Memorandum of Understanding on Latvia’s Participation in the European Life Sciences Infrastructure for Biological Information Consortium (ELIXIR).
At the conclusion of the European Sustainable Development Week, on 6 October, a seminar “10 years together on the path to sustainability in Europe” was held at the State Chancellery. During the event, Prof. Dr. oec.
