According to the census, there are 9,614 “other” Finno-Ugric people living in Estonia: Erzyas, Mokshas, Udmurts, Komis, Karelians, Maris, Hungarians, Finns, Ingrians, and many others. Overall, there are around 25 million Finno-Ugrians in the world. S...
Where does the European Culture come from? At first, it seems like an easy question – the roots of the European culture lie in antiquity and Christianity, says Jaan Lahe, doctor of theology at Tallinn...
On 22 November, associate professor of sustainable development research and head of the TU Institute of Ecology Mihkel Kangur was elected the head of the Future Earth Europe Alliance.
When we look at a human skeleton, the first impression is that of a support structure assembled from random sticks. And that is absolutely correct! The skeleton is our support structure, which determi...
On this Friday, 18 November at 16, the Tallinn University Academic Library Gallery will be opened with the jubilee exhibition of Jüri Arrak. The maestro of Estonian modern art will be celebrating his ...
On 1 December, the old Study Information System ÕIS will close.
Research shows that new skills and knowledge is not acquired during formal trainings hosted by the organisation one works for, but rather during solving everyday problems and random chats with colleag...
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