Universiteti Luarasi | |
Established | September 11, 2003 |
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Rector | Prof. Dr. Ethem Ruka |
Location | , |
Campus | Rruga e Elbasanit 59 |
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Website | luarasi-univ |
Luarasi University (Albanian : Universiteti Luarasi) is a university in Tirana, Albania. It offers degrees in Law, Economics, Information Technology and Medical Sciences. It was founded in 2003 by decree of the Albanian government to license a private university. [1]
Luarasi University, founded in 2003 in Tirana, Albania, initially focused on law and public administration studies. Over time, it expanded its programs to include economics, information technology and innovation, and medical sciences, evolving into one of Albania's most respected institutions for higher education. With a commitment to developing professional skills, Luarasi University has played a significant role in shaping future leaders across various sectors in Albania. The university emphasizes innovation and integration with the European academic space.
Luarasi University currently has four faculties, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Economics, Faculty of Information Technology and Innovation, Faculty of Medical Sciences. It offers both Bachelor and Master study programs in all of them.
Faculty of Law [2]
Faculty of Economics [3]
Faculty of Information Technology and Innovation [4]
Faculty of Medical Sciences [5]
Faculty of Law [6]
Faculty of Economics [7]
Faculty of Information Technology and Innovation [8]
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