Study programme	Rehabilitation
Higher Education Institution	Rīga Stradiņš University
Study field	Health Care

Code of the study programme in accordance with the Latvian Education Classification	45722
EQF/LQF Level	7
Study Programme Type	Otrā cikla augstākās izglītības programma maģistra grāda ieguvei, īstenojama pēc pirmā cikla augstākās izglītības ieguves
Study programme (short name)	Second-cycle (academic master's) study programme
Thematic group	Medicīniskie pakalpojumi
ISCED code	0915
ISCED	Medicīniskie pakalpojumi
Credit points	120
Degree to be acquired	Master's Degree in Rehabilitation
Qualification to be obtained	-
Study type and form	Full time studies
Study lenght	2 years
Language	latvian; english

Licence number	04055-52
Licence date	05.11.2014
Licenced till

Accreditation page number	Netiek izsniegta
Accreditation date	27.05.2024
Accreditation duration (in years)	6
Accreditation till	28.05.2030

1. Understand and critically evaluate current developments in the field of rehabilitation in the context of trends in the organisation and development of healthcare and social services.

2. Understand the multiprofessional nature of the field of rehabilitation and able to independently facilitate teamwork in the rehabilitation process.

3. Understand, assess and analyse the dynamics of human functioning and the consequences of limitations at different levels (individual, group, society) in a public health context.

4. Summarise and analyse the results of their professional activity and understand the need to improve their professional competence.

5. Take the initiative and share their knowledge, contributing to the development of their profession and the field of rehabilitation as a whole.

6. Assess the needs and resources of their profession or organisation, take initiative and contribute to the development of their profession and the field of rehabilitation as a whole.

7. Independently analyse current issues in the field of rehabilitation, independently plan and carry out research activities in accordance with the basic principles of research in rehabilitation, with an understanding and responsibility for the impact of their activities on the individual or society.

8. Independently seeks alternative and innovative solutions to current problems in clinical work and organisation of services in rehabilitation based on scientific evidence in the field.