Thesis: good results in maths require real-life experience
In a recent research paper, Hardi Sigus argues that numeracy and literacy alone are not enough to do well in maths. Students also need real-life knowledge to solve problems.
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University Seeks a New Urban Design Solution for Its Narva Road Frontage
Tallinn University and the Estonian Association of Architects have announced an architectural competition to redesign the section of Narva Road in front of the university into a representative, multif...
Ideepesa: Cultivating Innovation and Entrepreneurial Thinking at Tallinn University
During the Autumn 2025/2026 semester, Tallinn University's Impact Lab launched its first pre-incubation programme, Ideepesa (Ideas Nest), to further bridge the gap between academic learning and practi...
Doctoral dissertation: Estonian nurses increasingly support holistic patient well-being
Recent research shows that the role of Estonian nurses in healthcare has expanded significantly over the past 30 years. Nurses act as autonomous decision-makers and increasingly also support the holis...
In Memoriam: Heie Marie Treier
On January 21, art scholar and historian Heie Treier has passed away.
Doctoral dissertation: Bird’s nest parenting helps keep a child's life stable after parents have separated
Parental separation often turns a child’s life into a logistical back-and-forth. New research shows that bird’s nest parenting is a child-friendly post-separation solution that supports children’s wel...
Tallinn University Research Year 2025: Bringing New Knowledge into Real Life
The year 2025 at Tallinn University was characterized by a clear focus on knowledge transfer – research results that can be applied to addressing real-life challenges.
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