On the eve of the anniversary of the Republic of Estonia, President Kersti Kaljulaid will present state decorations to 152 people whose professional work and dedication makes Estonia stronger, greater and more attentive. Among those people are four r...
Doctoral candidate at Tallinn University School of Educational Sciences Katrin Soika will defend her doctoral thesis ‘Expanding opportunities on the use of concept mapping as an assessment tool in sci...
A Helsinki-Tallinn based documentary film festival DocPoint held this week is presenting a number of works by BFM alumni.
Tallinn University School of Governane, Law and Society initiates project SoFiMa, that aims to develop finance instruments that would support social enterprises in their various stages of development.
Helen Poska, a PhD student at the School of Natural Sciences and Health, defended their PhD thesis “In vitro and in vivo studies of molecular chaperone activity against fibrillar and non-fibrillar pro...
Today, on 1 February, the Electoral Body voted Distinguished Professor of Philosophy Tõnu Viik as the next Rector of Tallinn University for the period of 2021–2026.
Meidi Sirk, a doctoral student at the Tallinn University School of Educational Sciences, defends a doctoral thesis entitled “VET Teachers’ Changing Professionality” (Kutseõpetajate muutuv professionaalsus).
The School of Humanities students explored the representation of illness in literature, film, and art and visual culture.
On this "Expert on Air" show rector candidates Tõnu Viik and Katrin Niglas will debate on matters related to university.
Doctoral student from the School of Natural Sciences and Health Valdar Tammik defended his doctoral thesis ‘Relationships between dominant structure of word meanings and visual figure discrimination’.
Candidate Katrin Niglas will visit Tallinn University's live show "Expert on Air”. We will talk about her previous work, views on university's future and leading and on higher education in general. An...
Miriam McIlfatrick-Ksenofontov from the TLÜ’s School of Humanities defended the doctoral thesis "Mapping the Invisible: The Elaboration of a Creative Approach to Translating Poetry".
This year, researchers from 92 different projects funded by the Estonian Research Council (ETAg) will once again start looking for answers to questions on topics ranging from galaxies to genes.
The seventh volume of a Tallinn University journal in russkaia filologiia (Slavic Studies) Slavica Revalensia has just been published.
The show can be watched via Zoom, Tallinn University Facebook and YouTube. Later on, the recording of the show will be available on the rector's election homepage and on our YouTube channel. The audio...
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