Next January, Tallinn University will launch an ambitious research project focused on building a sustainable future. Supported by a €2.5 million grant from the European Commission’s Horizon Europe ERA...

The Estonian Academy of Sciences is once again hosting the “Science in 3 Minutes” competition, where Tallinn University is represented by PhD candidates Heddi Reinsalu and Piret Baird. The competition...

Sustainable Information Technologies for Societies project (SITes) implements AISS – Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Societies 120 ECTS Joint Masters program, including mobility, internships a...

When young people enter the labour market, it is important that they have not only work skills, but also skills for lifelong learning. Marti Taru, who has defended his PhD thesis at Tallinn University...

On November 20, Tallinn University hosted the main event of the international hackathon series "DigiEduHack 2024," focusing on digital education's development and future visions. The event, organized ...

The Spanish-speaking world is a big place, but Spanish literature accounts for just 3% of all the world's literary translations. What is translated from the language tends to be on the fringes of lite...

The international education hackathon "EdTech Hack 2024," organized by Tallinn University, Tallinn University of Technology, and EdTech Estonia—representing educational technology companies—introduced...

This week, FilmEU summit will take place at Tallinn University's Institute of Baltic Film, Media and Arts (TLÜ BFM). Summit focuses on cultural industry and film education.

"Rail- or tram" factor is a term explaining why people sometimes choose trams without considering objective criteria like speed or cost. Aleksandra Ianchenko, doctoral student at Tallinn University Sc...

This year, the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award to film director Peeter Simm, who is also an associate professor of film directing at Tallinn University...