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The University of Tartu to lead six Estonian research centres of excellence

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 of Tartu leading six of them and participating as a partner in all other Centres of Excellence that are starting work. The Centres of Excellence bring together high-level research teams […]

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Estonian high school students. Photo by Aivo Kallas.

PISA: Estonian 15-year-olds top the European knowledge scoreboard

According to the PISA 2022 education survey, Estonia’s 15-year-olds are the absolute leaders in knowledge and skills in Europe and among the top eight in the world, together with leading Asian nations. In Europe, Estonia is tied with Switzerland for first and second place in mathematics, tied with Ireland for first and second place in

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Study: Estonian students rank fourth in terms of knowledge about society

According to the Estonian report of the International Civic and Citizenship Education Study, of the countries that participated in the 2022 survey, Estonian students are in fourth place after China, Sweden and Poland in terms of their knowledge about society. The study shows there are still many students with a high-performance level and few students

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Video: Cyber education forum Cybercation in Tartu, Estonia

Organised by the Nordic Council of Ministers’ Office in Estonia and the Estonian cyber-education start-up, CTF Tech, Cybercation aims to revolutionise how we approach cybersecurity education. This article is published in partnership with CTF Tech. On 11 November, Tartu, Estonia’s second largest town, hosted Cybercation 2023, a forum focused on providing the societies with more cyber

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The University of Tartu falls in the world’s best universities ranking

The University of Tartu, Estonia’s oldest and largest university, is ranked the 301-350th position in this year’s Times Higher Education World University Rankings; last year, the university achieved its all-time high of 201–250th position. The ranking, compiled by the British journal, Times Higher Education, since 2004, considers 13 performance indicators that are grouped into five

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Estonian researchers build a platform to make perfect indoor air conditions

Digital platform DigiAudit monitors indoor climate and energy use in schools and kindergartens. This article is published in collaboration with Research in Estonia. Clean air makes all the difference. Studies have shown that people learn and remember better in the fresh air. We also sleep better and get sick less often. As most people spend much

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UN experts: Estonia eliminating minorities’ mother-tongue education may violate human rights

UN human rights experts have expressed grave concern about new legislation that appears to eliminate minority language education in Estonia. “Recent legislative amendments appear to severely restrict education in Estonia’s minority languages by making the transition to Estonian-language education compulsory for all pre-school and school institutions, including those operating in a minority language or bilingual

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The Estonian Business School to build a learning hub worth €100 million

In the coming years, a unique learning and entrepreneurship hub, worth €100 million, will be built next to the main building of the Tallinn-based Estonian Business School, the oldest privately owned business university in the Baltics. The campus, planned on the property located at 3 Lauteri Street in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, has received

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