Tallinn University recognises those who are science-based in teaching, create a collaborative environment, support the development of students and treat them with respect as well as share their teaching practices with their colleagues.
36 works in 7 categories competed for the award of best publication, textbook and creative project this year.
Rector Tiit Land decided to award 21 TU employees and people outside the university who have done great services to the university with badges of merit.
We recognise the most successful staff in the field of life-long learning and our cooperating partners for developing, implementing and ensuring sustainability in the field of life-long learning.
Address by Rectorate of Tallinn University Tiit Land for the 15th birthday of the university.
On 18 March, the 15th birthday of Tallinn University, the names of those who will be highlighted this year by Tallinn University were unveiled.
Today Tallinn University celebrates its 15th birthday! Being established as a research university only in 2005, Tallinn University has taken its place among the world’s top universities in a very shor...
Due to the Estonian government's declaration of a state of emergency, the Rectorate of Tallinn University announced decisions on further teaching, research and administrative work arrangements and add...
Dear Applicant! Here is important information you should know, when applying to Tallinn University during COVID-19 virus situation.
As of Monday, all Estonian schools and universities are fully closed as a coronavirus containment measure. The decision was made by the government crisis commission, responsible for managing the handl...
On 9 December at 4 pm Dr Sree Ganesh Thotempudi (University of Heidelberg) will offer a guest lecture at Tallinn University, titled “Digital Humanities for Social Sciences and Humanities”.
Palgrave Macmillan published in this October a collection of Juri Lotman’s essays in English translation, "History, Culture and Memory: Essays in Cultural Semiotics".
Tallinn University School of Humanities invites to Research Seminar!
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Being a student is an awesome experience!
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The following is a speech by Carlo Cubero Irizarry, Associate Professor of Social and Cultural Anthr...
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