On the morning of October 16, students from the Baltic Film, Media and Arts School (BFM) at Tallinn University took part in a global live broadcast project involving 18 universities and over 500 stude...

Practitioner-lecturers in universities of applied sciences need support in finding a balance between their identities in their professional work and in their role as teachers. The key is to value both...

On the morning of October 16 at 9:15, students from the Baltic Film, Media and Arts Institute of Tallinn University will participate in a global project, during which they will be broadcast live on th...

The Estonian Yearbook of Military History 2023 Military Thought and its Transformation in the Newly Independent States of Europe in 1918–1940, published in cooperation between the Estonian War Museum ...

How does freshly baked bread taste? Or what does cleanliness smell like? The world around us is sensory – our senses perceive light, sounds, touch, tastes and smells. What we see and hear is often sha...

Elections are often called the celebration of democracy. But how should we cast our vote so that it also supports the health of democracy? Tallinn University Professor of Comparative Politics, Mari-Li...

Kadri-Liis Kusmin, a PhD student at Tallinn University, developed a framework to help organisations cope with the short lifespan of employees’ skills.

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...

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...

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...