Estonian education and science
On 28 November, the Estonian foreign ministry will host a virtual forum for Estonians around the globe, streamed live by Estonian World. The forum aims […]
Virtual forum: Estonia’s role as a global education leader Read More
Researchers at Tallinn University of Technology are exploring the Baltic Sea as a source of thermal energy for urban heating. Amid rising global temperatures and
Estonia’s ambitious dive into seawater heat Read More
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
Estonia’s education: accessible for all Read More
Despite a changing demographic landscape and a more open-minded younger generation, Estonian and Russian-speaking teenagers in Estonia continue to grow up separately due to language
Bridging the gap: exploring Estonian-Russian relations among teenagers Read More
According to the results of the OECD’s Programme for International Student Assessment 2022 Creative Thinking test, part of the larger PISA study, Estonian students ranked
Estonian students rank first in Europe in PISA creative thinking test Read More
Estonian scholars are invited to apply for a short-term research fellowship at Stanford University, which will allow successful applicants to make use of Stanford’s collections,
Estonian scholars invited to apply for Stanford fellowship Read More
Estonian education leaders are bringing good management practices from the private sector into schools through an internship programme set up by the Good Deed Education
Private sector helps the Estonian education system Read More
The Estonian Environmental Investment Centre, in cooperation with the Police and Border Guard, has conducted underwater surveys of three of the most dangerous shipwrecks in
Up to eight kilos of mercury found on shipwreck in Estonian waters Read More
Many teachers in Estonia earn less than €2,000 a month before tax – despite the EU country’s poster child status in Pisa test results; low
Over the next seven years, the Estonian government will fund ten Centres of Excellence to address scientific issues of importance to Estonia, with the University
The University of Tartu to lead six Estonian research centres of excellence Read More
