Some nations can get by with just one language. For us, however, the key to success is the ability to speak different languages. Merilyn Meristo, Professor of Language Didactics at Tallinn University, can a small nation's language be an advantage?
In January 2026, Tallinn University hosted the Tallinn Winter School, an international short-term study programme that brought together students and young professionals from around the world for inten...
Estonia will host the International Summit on the Teaching Profession (ISTP) 2026 from 8 to 11 March, bringing nearly 20 ministers of education from top-performing PISA countries, representatives of t...
The Faust legend has shaped European culture for centuries, evolving alongside the intellectual pursuits of each era. In his dissertation, Mihails Čebotarjovs demonstrates that classical myths also reflect contemporary anxieties, probing the limits o...
On 9 March 2026, the School of Educational Sciences (HTI) at Tallinn University will welcome a delegation of the International Summit on the Teaching Profession (ISTP 2026).
Professor David Lamas, Associate Professor Sónia Sousa and Junior Researchers Debora Conceicao Firmino De Souza, and Gabriela Beltrão from the School of Digital Technologies (DTI) at Tallinn Universit...
Some nations are born of war, some of hope, and some of chance. Marek Tamm, Full Professor of Cultural History at Tallinn University—can a nation also be born from words?
Last week, we welcomed the second cohort of Digital Explorers II from Kenya to Tallinn. Twenty IT students from Strathmore University and Kenyatta University have now begun their internship and study ...
You have a phone in your pocket, and in it, a hundred, a thousand, or perhaps even ten thousand friends. Stella Täht-Vaik, a doctoral student at Tallinn University, answers how many friends do we actu...
On February 4–6, the WISH (Work-Life Integration Starts Here) project kick-off meeting will take place, launching international collaboration aimed at supporting primary school teachers in integrating work-life topics and key competencies into everyd...
Designing digital health interventions that help people adopt healthier habits requires more than just creating an app or interface. Farhat-ul-Ain developed a method that guides designers in systemati...
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.
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, multifunctional, and pedestrian-friendly urban space.
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...
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...
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Tallinn University ranks above the global average in the QS Sustainability Rankings and is among the...
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Digital Learning Games master’s programme first-year student at Tallinn University, Pariya Akhavass,...
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It is the last day of the calendar year 2025, so it’s a good time to reflect on what the year has gi...
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