Invented by William Morgan in 1895, volleyball demands good technique, fast reactions, physical capabilities, speed and explosive strength, coordination and a body type that suits the game, says Associate Professor of Volleyball at the Tallinn Univer...
On the 31st of March there were around 20 people from different countries in BFM just to know a little more about our phenomenal film school for children.
BFM collaborates with Tallinn Music Week (TMW) and other partners in the Finest Sounds project and the project activities were presented in this year’s TMW.
John Nietfeld, a professor from North Carolina, USA is teaching in Estonia because of the Fullbright grant. His year in Estonia is going to end soon. In this interview John is talking about himself an...
On March 16-17, the workshop and lectures on the topic of "Buddhism, Business and Believers (BBB)- Exchange, Mediation, Creation of Value" was convened by Associate Professor in South-East Asian Studi...
Infinity is an abstract term, used in philosophy to describe something that “has no limits,” is “unreachable,” or “inexhaustible”. From a mathematician’s point of view, infinity is not a number, but r...
At the end of April, Tallinn University will host the universities of European capitals that focus on sustainable development. During the seventh UNICA GREEN workshop Learning Interfaces for Sustainab...
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