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THE World University Rankings ensure that each university is judged in five categories covering the core missions of all world-class, global universities: Teaching (the learning environment); Research environment (volume, income and reputation); Research quality (citation impact, research strength, research excellence and research influence); International outlook (staff, students and research); and Industry (income and patents). THE Subject also provided information about 11 individual subject rankings across different disciplines: Arts and Humanities; Clinical, Pre-clinical, and Health; Engineering and Technology; Life Sciences; Physical Sciences; Social Sciences; Law; Psychology; Education; Computer Science; and Business and Economics. The purpose of this ranking is to provide a thorough overview of universities' academic and research excellence, reflecting global standards and ensuring transparency for students and academics.
The latest ranking data shows that the University of Latvia is positioned between 501 and 600 in the Humanities and Arts subject rankings. This achievement highlights the significant impact of the Faculty of Humanities' academic and research efforts on the advancement and international recognition of the field.
The University of Latvia is ranked between 1001 and 1200 in the THE rankings, with Education and Medicine being as highly regarded as the humanities and arts.
We are proud of this important achievement and express our gratitude to our colleagues at the Faculty of Humanities!
The rankings of UL can be found on THE website.
The report prepared by UL can be found here.
 successfully continues to strengthen its position in one of the most prestigious university rankings in the world – Times Higher Education by Subject (THE Subject). In 2025, UL is ranked 501-600 in the field of humanities and arts.){kind=link}