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Students Learning to Notice the Green Shift: Reflections from Jelgava
SOGOLAS student Assumpta reflections from the Green Shift Programme in Jelgava, Latvia
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Tallinn University SEMA Students Participate in The Green Shift Erasmus+ Programme in Latvia
From 20 to 24 April, Tallinn University Social Entrepreneurship MA students, together with social en...
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Tallinn University Mooting Society Hosted Annual Speed Moot Competition
On 20-23 April 2026, the Tallinn University Mooting Society held its annual Speed Moot Competition, ...
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Tallinn University Law Students’ Experience at the 2026 Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Competition
Tallinn University Law Students Harshita Mardikar, Sabina Sawicka, Laura Taklaja, Hitesh Bhaskar, An...
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The Journey of Rebeca: From Tallinn University to the Heart of European Justice
Many of us harbor ambitious dreams but turning those aspirations into a global reality requires both...
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What It's Like to Be an Intern at the UN Human Rights Council?
A third-year Tallinn University Law student Olena Tsybulko shares her experience in Geneva.
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Law Student's Traineeship at the European Parliament
My name is Oskar Karelson, I’m a 3rd year student of Bachelor’s program of International Law at Tall...
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Erasmus exchange experience shared by a SOGOLAS Law student
Erasmus exchange experiences are an important part of many students’ university journey. One of our ...
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From Fashion Designer to Social Entrepreneur: Building Unsume
After graduating in fashion design, I realized that the traditional fashion industry contributes hea...
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My Erasmus Experience in Vienna: Expectations, Reality, and Reflections - Aleksandr Kirs
Spending a semester abroad through the Erasmus programme was more than just an academic opportunity for me - it was a chance to immerse myself fully in a different cultural and social environment. My exchange semester in Vienna became one of the most valuable and transformative experiences of my stu...
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Finding My Way Back to School - Through Social Entrepreneurship
When I finished my bachelor’s degree in 2017 and my first master’s degree in 2019, I was certain tha...
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Human Rights, Digital Futures, Real Impact - Anano’s Experience
Applying to Tallinn University’s Master’s program in Human Rights in the Digital Society was truly o...
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Anna Broka's Journey from Political Science to Her Doctoral Thesis
Anna Broka, a doctoral student at the School of Governance, Law and Society (TLU), successfully defe...
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Discover Estonia: Destination for Global Education
Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, is where the past and future coexist. For students arriving here, T...
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From Tallinn University to University of Cambridge
An Interview with TLU Cum Laude Graduate Sofiia Loienko
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Law students participated in the ICC Moot Court Competition in The Hague on 11-18 June 2025
The 12th IBA International Criminal Court (ICC) Moot Court Competition, organized by the Grotius Cen...
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Erasmus in Turkey: Evert Bok’s Journey at Bilkent University
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Learning Without Borders: SOGOLAS Student Julius Shares His Thoughts
How Liberal Arts in Social Sciences student discovered a new passion and global perspective through ...
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How Studying International Relations at Tallinn University Transformed Student's Career Path
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From Curiosity to Contribution: A Politics and Governance Student’s Path
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From Verona to Tallinn: How Tallinn University Shaped Annika’s Path to a Global Career
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How Liberal Arts in Social Sciences at Tallinn University Stands Out
In an ever-evolving world where adaptability and interdisciplinary thinking are increasingly valued,...
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Getting Better at Pitching: 4 important advice from Social Entrepreneur student Anastasia Pjatakova
Pitching is a crucial skill for any entrepreneur, but for social entrepreneurs, it’s even more criti...
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The Realities of Running a Social Enterprise - Joe Dunnigan, founder of Banned Books Museum
Is social entrepreneurship the right path for you? According to Joe Dunnigan, founder of the Banned ...
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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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Studying Human Rights in the Digital Society: A Pathway to New Opportunities
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What to Expect in Your First Semester at Social Entrepreneurship Master’s Programme?
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Law Student Experience - semester abroad in Japan
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Inspiring Social Innovation: Dr. Urmanavičienė at Vilnius College
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