Equal access to education is one of the key components of Estonia’s education system – equality is seen both in geographical and socio-economical aspects; the …
The rapid start of the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020 challenged all the fields everywhere in the world – how to adapt to the situation …
How the Estonian universities look into the future Read More
The upcoming pan-European crypto regulation freshens up Estonia’s dilemma of how to tackle the risks involving crypto assets but still stay attractive for companies that …
How will the EU crypto regulation affect Estonia’s crypto firms? Read More
Experts often laud the pedagogical freedom of Estonia’s education system and many of its teachers agree. However, as with any system that seeks to disrupt …
Autonomy offers Estonian teachers greater workplace satisfaction Read More
Estonian startup CTF Tech is bringing young people to the field of cyber security through gamified training and competitions, to create new cyber security talents …
Estonian cyber security-aware youth spread their knowledge Read More
Kindergarten education in Estonia is built on a system that balances between children being children who have a lot of possibilities for free play, and, …
Kindergarten teaching in Estonia balances between education goals and game-based learning Read More
According to the PISA tests, the results of Estonian 15-year-olds are the best in Europe and among the strongest in the entire world. But what …
The recipe for success in the Estonian basic education system Read More
Margaret Lyngdoh, originally from the Khasi tribe in India, now works as a junior research fellow in folkloristics at the University of Tartu – and …
Indian tribeswoman Margaret Lyngdoh researches negative stereotypes in Tartu Read More
Entrepreneurs and former master’s students, Carlos Paniagua from Guatemala and Chris Willmore from California, chose to settle in Tartu, the second largest town in Estonia. …
The developing IT-industry invites talents to stay in Tartu Read More
The basement of the Estonian University of Life Sciences is full of secrets. Some mysterious rooms hide miniature botanical gardens full of plants from all …
Estonian professor Ülo Niinemets analyses the role of plants in climate change Read More
