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From Passion to Impact: How a SEMA Graduate Built a Sustainable Social Enterprise
Social entrepreneurship is about creating impact, challenging norms, and building a better future.
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Clarisa Naa Shormeh Darko: There Is a Potential for the Utilization of Edible Seaweed in Mainstream African Foods
Clarisa Naa Shormeh Darko began her PhD studies at Tallinn University three years ago, under the sup...
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The Consortium of the AISS Master’s Program met in Porto
The consortium of the AISS Master’s program met with students during Orientation Week in Porto on Fe...
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From psychology to Human-Computer Interaction: A Journey of passion and purpose
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ERASMUS+ Brings Expert Insights on Free Will to Tallinn University
Tallinn University Baltic Film, Media and Arts School recently hosted distinguished philosopher Prof...
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Studying Human Rights in the Digital Society: A Pathway to New Opportunities
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Fulbright Researcher Parker Watt Shares Insights on Intercultural Communication
Tallinn University Baltic Film, Media and Arts School had the pleasure of hosting Parker Watt, a U.S...
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Dr. Selçuk Turan Completes Short-Term Scientific Mission at Tallinn University
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Professor Anastassia Zabrodskaja's Visit to Kobe University: Strengthening Academic Ties
From January 21 to January 25, 2025, Professor Anastassia Zabrodskaja visited Kobe University (Kobe,...
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Alumni stories: Diana Miftakhova
Diana Miftakhova is an alumna of the Human-Computer Interaction Master's program, having completed her studies in the spring of 2024. She has since returned to her home country, Ukraine, where she is currently working as a UX designer.
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Roots and rediscovery: Lisa Trei’s journey to Estonian Studies
Lisa Trei is not your typical graduate student. A third-generation Estonian-American with decades of...
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What to Expect in Your First Semester at Social Entrepreneurship Master’s Programme?
Unlike traditional university courses where students spend most of their time in auditoriums, SEMA ...
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Law Student Experience - semester abroad in Japan
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From Tallinn to Riga: An Erasmus+ Experience in Documentary Filmmaking with VFS Films
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"This master's program added all the extras I love: game development, narrative design, and game asset creation"
Artyom Grigoryan, an alumnus of the Digital Learning Games master’s program, is a passionate game pr...
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Choreography students completed an interdisciplinary production in Milan
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Professor Anastassia Zabrodskaja’s ERASMUS+ Lectures in Morocco
Professor Anastassia Zabrodskaja delivered lectures on intercultural communication and multilinguali...
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Blessing Oyetunde: The most important skill is adaptability
Blessing Oyetunde graduated with honors in communication management from Tallinn University and rece...
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Design systems in focus: DTI students challenged designers at World Usability Day Estonia
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Professor Ryoko Hayashi's Inspiring Erasmus Lectures at Tallinn University
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GALLERY: FilmEU Industry Summit, Après-Ski event
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Michael Andrew Keerdo-Dawson: If I was a bottle of scotch, I would be eminently drinkable by now
On June 21, TLÜ BFM doctoral student Michael Andrew Keerdo-Dawson defended his doctoral thesis "Dram...
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Award-Winning Innovations by AISS Students at EdTech Hackathon 2024
The EdTech Hackathon 2024, organized by Tallinn University's School of Educational Sciences, Tallinn...
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Inspiring Social Innovation: Dr. Urmanavičienė at Vilnius College
November 4–8, 2024. Social Entrepreneurship Program Lecturer Dr. Audronė Urmanavičienė visited the D...
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Michael Andrew Keerdo-Dawson: "The biggest temptation in doing a PhD was the chance to do artistic research, where the research and artistic practice are entangled."
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Johannes Walter Benjamin Bent: studying the writing of history as means to make sense of the present is a very topical issue
Johannes Walter Benjamin Bent explored in his doctoral thesis, how did historical discourses provid...
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Louise Sträuli: in the field of transport, mobility and cities, intelligent approach would start from the human
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Pursuing a PhD: Embracing Data-Driven Education and the power of incremental progress
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From Passion to Profession: Dr. Pankaj Chejara’s reflections on research, resilience, and Intelligent Living
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