Estonian education and science
The University of Tartu has achieved its best-ever ranking in this year’s Times Higher Education World University Rankings. The oldest and largest university in Estonia […]
The University of Tartu among the 300 best universities in the world Read More
Policy makers in the Estonian government want to keep non-EU students out, student organisations and activists want to keep international students in Estonia; an independent
LIVE: International students in Estonia – IN or OUT? Read More
Since the beginning of the German presidency of the European Union in July, Annela Anger-Kraavi, a Cambridge-educated Estonian scientist, has been leading the EU’s high-level
Estonian scientist leads the EU’s high-level climate negotiations Read More
The results of the University of Tartu-led study on coronavirus antibodies indicate that the prevalence of the virus notably exceeded the national statistics based on nasal
Estonian study: the novel coronavirus is ten times more prevalent than previously thought Read More
Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) has bowed to the overwhelming pressure by hundreds of foreign students and parts of the Estonian society and backtracked from
TalTech relents and offers foreign students defer option and online courses Read More
The University of Tartu is welcoming all admitted international students and employees, both new and existing, and it will notify the citizens of third countries
The University of Tartu welcomes all admitted international students Read More
The NATO-funded Tallinn University of Technology scientist, Muhammad Mahtab Alam, is making lives safer with smart technology. This article is published in collaboration with Research in
Developed in Estonia, a new tech solution helps victims of terror attacks Read More
The Estonian archaeologist, Marika Mägi, argues that the Baltic Finns – the people who lived in the territories of modern Finland and Estonia – were
The Baltic Finns were Vikings too, but the world ignores it Read More
People in many large first world countries are having less children while Estonians are finding ways to halt their long fertility decline. This article is
Estonians are starting to have more kids Read More
A new research project aims to map the impacts of the Estonian energy system switching away from oil shale and oil shale mining on the
A new research project maps the impacts of moving away from oil shale in Estonia Read More
