Media Conference Focused on Journalism in a Data-Driven Society
On 26 March, Baltic Film, Media and Arts School’s 14th Media Conference, “Journalism. Freedom. Data. Privacy.”, was held at Tallinn University.
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MOVIDA Project Launches to Explore AI in Contemporary Dance
A new research project, Movement and Virtual Intelligence for the Development and Accessibility of Artists and Audiences (MOVIDA), has launched at Tallinn University. The project is coordinated by the...
One-Minute Lecture: Where Do Grades Come From?
Exams are just around the corner and the pressure is mounting — but where did grades actually come from? Kati Aus, Visiting Research Fellow in Educational Psychology at Tallinn University, provides th...
Doctoral dissertation: Planning art classes with purpose can also develop students’ key competencies
Estonia's national curriculum emphasises eight key competencies, but teachers often hesitate to integrate them into art lessons. In her doctoral thesis, Helen Arov shows how to make key competencies a...
Toomas Sääs was awarded the Tallinn University Badge of Merit
Toomas Sääs, Production Manager of the Baltic Film, Media and Arts School, was awarded the Tallinn University Badge of Merit for dedicated work in leading the student film festival Best of BFM.
Study Finds That AI in Education Often Fails to Reflect How Students Learn
Tallinn University researcher Danial Hooshyar contributed to an international study highlighting key limitations of current AI tools in education.
Doctoral thesis confirms algae have strong wound-healing, skin-protective, and immune-supporting properties
Chronic wounds affect approximately 2% of the population in developed countries. Existing treatments are expensive and may cause side effects. In his doctoral thesis, Amal D. Premarathna shows that a ...
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