Two of my friends were being studied in University of Latvia. You can find a lot of information about this one at Latvijas Universitaate. The University of Tartu you can find here Tartu Ulikool.Originally Posted by Pravit
The University of Latvia has a great experience in mathematics, chemistry, languages and law, but for EE you should look at Riigas Tehniskaa Universitaate or Transporta un sakaru instituuts. The first one certainly has electrical engineering studies, and the second one perhaps too but I'm not sure. (actually, TSI is the best in electronic engineering)Originally Posted by Pravit
The Baltic States are different. The Russian language is popular in Latvia, has the local popularity in Estonia, and are rarely using in Lithuania. You can live in Latvia (especially in Riga and Daugavpils) and don't know Latvian (most of Russian-speakers do so). Grievously, but the language question are rising now. When you will have more information I could ask friends for details. Just let me know. But anyway, you could not found Latvian professor who doesn't know Russian language, and the most of them know English.Originally Posted by Pravit
It might not! First of all, because too many Russians live in Latvia. The Russian-speakers can and do teach Russian language, and in India Englishman is a rareness. The second one, Russian language is still popular in Latvia, and Latvian-Russians are keeping their language and culture and I respect them for this.Originally Posted by bad manners
Nope! (if Pravit is an American citizen)Originally Posted by drew881