“Tensions” is an international PhD programme in post-Soviet affairs, and in particular post-Soviet tensions. The project aims at developing a team of early career researchers, who will become experts on the region.
Using various digital devices – from smart watches and smartphones to large interactive screens – has become very common. At the same time, the amount of apps that allow us to work on many devices sim...
On 20-23 January, the students of the MA Programme in Comparative Literature and Cultural Semiotics and the MA Programme in Anthropology organized the graduate conference "Rethinking the Dystopian Ima...
21st century Asia has become an innovative study, work and business environment with a unique context and various challenges. Without a grasp of this context, it is easy to fall into a trap of misunde...
On 20 January, Antonia Nael from the Tallinn University School of Humanities will defend her doctoral thesis, which analysed the cartoons published in Estonian interwar journals, and the process of cr...
On 18 January, Birgy Lorenz from the Tallinn University School of Digital Technologies defended her Doctoral Thesis, which focused on the development of digital safety in Estonia and the opportunities...
The Czarist Era was not kind to teacher nor pupil. As the official study language was Russian, three years at school did not give the local children much knowledge, says director of the Estonian Pedag...
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