Doctoral student from Tallinn University School of Natural Sciences and Health Martin Küttim defended his dissertation in which he investigated the effects of winter conditions and climate change on mire mosses in Estonia and Finland.
Today, at a government press conference, it was announced that from 14 December, all Estonian educational institutions, including Tallinn University, will be closed for contact studies.
A doctoral degree ceremony held on Friday saw a total of 20 doctorates awarded to those who have defended their doctoral thesis in the last 12 months. The majority attended the ceremony in person, tak...
The report’s "Spatial Choices for an Urbanised Society" Head Editor is Tallinn University's Vice-Rector for Sustainable Development Helen Sooväli-Sepping. The prize was won in the consumer text categ...
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Indrek Rannama, a doctoral student at Tallinn University’s School of Natural Sciences and Health defended his thesis in which he studied musculoskeletal function and bilateral asymmetry in young male ...
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