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Humanities Blog

15.11.2018

The Experience of Watching 100 Movies

MA programme in Literature, Visual Culture and Film Studies offers students an opportunity to experience working at great art events of Estonia: the Tallinn HeadRead literary festival, the VI Artishok Biennial, and the Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF). As a cinema lover and a professional in the fi...

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Humanities Blog

07.11.2018

Refugees and Survival Sex in Greece: My Fieldwork Experience

Kanchi Ganatra, a second-year Anthropology MA student from India did her field research with young m...

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01.11.2018

Learning Analytics initiatives in HTK and CEITER

Arzu Altinay, Estonian Studies MA student

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Humanities Blog

30.10.2018

Estonian Studies Student Arzu Altinay Making a Contribution to the Tourism Industry in Estonia

Arzu Altinay is a first-year MA student at Tallinn University who is planning to use her degree to i...

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Humanities Blog

30.10.2018

Storycrafting and Drawing: Enabling Children to Express Their Experience of Migration

The second year MA student Deborah Onorati gives an overview of a recent open anthropology lecture s...

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Education Blog

10.10.2018

Educational Innovation and Leadership – Our New Master’s Study Programme Enables Students to Immerse in Educational Change and Innovation!

We are very happy to announce that the first cohort of our new Master's programme "Educational Innov...

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Education Blog

10.10.2018

Social Change is Brought About via Adult Education in our Joint Master Degree Programme

In a fast changing global world, where the rich get richer and the poor remain that way due to, amon...

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Humanities Blog

10.10.2018

Positively shocking: using James Bond to teach liberal arts

The lead researcher at the TLU Centre of Excellence in Intercultural Studies Dr. Martin D. Brown say...

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10.10.2018

“Why am I here?”

I ask myself this question every morning. At least for the past month. Yes, a month. It has been on...

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09.10.2018

Anthropology Student Jennifer McGreevey - Core of Anthropology Lies in Going Places Unknown

In 2016, I moved to a country where I had never been and knew no one to attend a graduate program in social anthropology that had only existed for a little over ten years — unsurprising when you consider that the country itself only gained independence from the former Soviet Union twenty-six years ...