The first year of the COVID-19 pandemic brought about extensive changes in people’s everyday lives. Research shows that despite this, people’s mental health in Estonia did not deteriorate on average a...

On 26 March, Baltic Film, Media and Arts School’s 14th Media Conference, “Journalism. Freedom. Data. Privacy.”, was held at Tallinn University.

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...

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...

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 ...

When we talk about the green transition, we often hear: it's too expensive. Katrin Männik, Research Fellow in Sustainable Education at Tallinn University, does sustainability mean giving up?

In our latest podcast episode, host Terry McDonald welcomes Professor Matthew Crandall to break down the complexities behind current U.S. foreign policy.

On March 5, the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM) in Vienna hosted the annual Emma Goldman Awards, co-organized with the Netherlands-based FLAX Foundation.

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,...

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...