This week, on 20–21 June, a two-day conference, ‘The Bondian Cold War: The Transnational Legacies of a Cold War Icon’, will be held at Tallinn University, exploring the connections between James Bond and the Cold War.
Tallinn University will lead the project “Public Transport as Public Space in European Cities: Narrating, Experiencing, Contesting” (PUTSPACE). After a competitive selection process, the project was a...
The MA programme of Literature, Visual Culture and Film Studies (LVF) initiated a collaboration with the Black Nights Film Festival to offer its students new opportunities for field-related practice. The students participated in the composition of th...
On 21-25 August, Tallinn University will host the 10th International Conference on Cultural Policy Research titled “The Cultural Governance of Global Flows: the past and future”, which focuses on the problems countries will face during globalisation....
In September, Dr Pavin Chachavalpongpun from Thailand is visiting the School of Humanities to teach a course on the subject "Southeast Asian States and Societies", which he describes as follows: "Sayi...
Tallinn University School of Humanities organizes the Roundtable for Taiwan Studies Research in the Baltic Region on 12-13 October 2018. This academic roundtable will provide a platform for Taiwan Scholars in Baltic countries and Finland to meet, net...
We have all heard the phrase “There is no accounting for taste”. Why should we agree with it? Why should there be no accounting? Margus Vihalem, lecturer of philosophy at the School of Humanities has ...
The international Master's programme Literature, Visual Culture and Film Studies (LVF) has launched a collaboration with the literary festival HeadRead to offer its students an opportunity for field-r...
We asked Daniele Monticelli, Professor of Italian Studies and Semiotics at the Tallinn University School of Humanities whether our mother tongue affects our intellectual capacity and worldviews. Here’s what he had to say.
A project titled “Green Shakespeare”, which brought together twenty students from four majors and five countries, including Estonia, Iran, Italy, Japan, and Turkey has been completed very successfully...
The President of the Republic of Estonia Kersti Kaljulaid will award 166 orders of merit to members of the society for their devotion to their fields, their community or Estonia in general.
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Tallinn’s yearly Christmas market is a major draw for both tourists and locals, described on its web...
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"Entering the field", or going to one's research site for the first time is an important ritual for ...
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Karl-Hendrik Pallo is currently studying in Asian Studies master's programme in Tallinn University a...
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MA programme in Literature, Visual Culture and Film Studies offers students an opportunity to experi...
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Kanchi Ganatra, a second-year Anthropology MA student from India did her field research with young m...
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Arzu Altinay is a first-year MA student at Tallinn University who is planning to use her degree to i...
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The lead researcher at the TLU Centre of Excellence in Intercultural Studies Dr. Martin D. Brown say...
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In 2016, I moved to a country where I had never been and knew no one to attend a graduate program in...
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We asked Carlo Cubero Irizarry, the Associate Professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology to descr...
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Being a student is an awesome experience!
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Literature, Visual Culture and Film Studies Master’s student Michael Keerdo-Dawson introduces Britis...
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The following is a speech by Carlo Cubero Irizarry, Associate Professor of Social and Cultural Anthr...
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Our Literature, Visual Culture and Film Studies MA student Monireh Sadat Razavi Ganji talks about he...
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