Students in the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Programme (EMJM) in Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Societies (AISS) at Tallinn University presented their projects, which were developed in collaboration with public sector partners.
Why do the smells of spruce and gingerbread evoke Christmas? This is explained by Kristjan Port, Professor of Health Behaviour and Sport Biology at Tallinn University.
he year drawing to a close has been meaningful, dynamic, and full of development for the Institute of Educational Sciences. We extend our heartfelt thanks to all students, partners, academic staff, an...
Last week, students from the Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) master’s programme showcased the results of their Interaction Design Workshop projects at an open presentation. Throughout the Autumn seme...
FilmMemory is an Erasmus Mundus joint master's programme taught by the Tallinn University Baltic Film, Media and Arts Institute (TU BFM) together with three other partner universities from Belgium, Po...
On 15 December 2025, Ivo Peets will defend his doctoral dissertation at Tallinn University. The dissertation analyses defence planning in small states in situations where limited resources must cover ...
The Centre for Educational Technology at Tallinn University, in cooperation with the Transport Administration, has developed a new web-based collection of learning resources that makes integrating tra...
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