Through the EU's twinning initiative for research bodies, Tallinn University has teamed up with the Danish Institute for Human Rights and Germany's Walther Schücking Institute of International Law to expand world-class research into human rights whil...
During catastrophes and social crises, users of social media form five distinct groups, making the communication between organisations and people more complicated than ever before, says Dr. Päivi Tamp...
On 17 and 18 March 2017, two world’s leading scholars of cultural memory Prof Michael Rothberg and Prof Ann Rigney will give public lectures at Tallinn University.
Beliefs about our abilities can sometimes change the result more than our actual capability. Teachers and parents should compliment the effort and work put in, rather than the result, says Associate P...
Valerie Schullan, student of Macromedia University in Germany describes the experience of studying in BFM this fall. In addition, BFM's lecturer of Media studies, Dirk Hoyer comments the experience on...
This seemingly simple question often causes much confusion. When tested on students, we usually get conflicting answers: Estonia is an ancient land where we have lived for millennia, but at as a state...
Even though the wastelands within towns are not the most aesthetic sights, they offer diverse living conditions to various life forms and hold information about our ecological, cultural and social pas...
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