How to future-proof skills management
Kadri-Liis Kusmin, a PhD student at Tallinn University, developed a framework to help organisations cope with the short lifespan of employees’ skills.
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Tallinn Summer School 2025: Highlights and Experiences
This summer, Tallinn University’s Summer School welcomed 389 participants from 56 countries, offering 19 courses and 5 workshops across a wide range of disciplines. While two courses were cancelled du...
Canadian Artist Pamela Dodds Presents “Documenting Border Barriers” at Tallinn University
Canadian visual artist Pamela Dodds presents “Documenting Border Barriers: A Selection of the Prints”, opening at Tallinn University’s Mare building. The exhibition is part of the conference “Beyond B...
Doctoral thesis: using real data in schools brings education closer to real life
Today's education environment requires flexibility, innovation and the ability to make data-driven decisions. Yet the collection and use of data for educational purposes is fragmented and often haphaz...
Doctoral dissertation: Estonian teachers tend to be culturally blind
Culture is more than national cuisine and traditions – it also influences, for example, how we transmit and receive information, in other words, how we acquire an education. Maiki Vanahans, a PhD stud...
A Tallinn University professor sets out to study how a 'good' school’s reputation and the selection of the 'right' school are shaped with the support of a million-euro grant
Triin Lauri, Professor of Public Politics at Tallinn University, is taking up a prestigious European Research Council Starting grant to study how parents' experiences of choosing a school shape their ...
Estonian school culture to revitalise Ukrainian vocational education system
The Estonian Centre for International Development (ESTDEV) has launched a project in cooperation with Tallinn University to support the reform of the vocational education system in the city of Zhytomy...
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