Estonian education and science
Smartphones are becoming an ever-larger part of the lives of small children in Estonia – parents use the devices to entertain and educate the children, […]
Every fifth child under the age of three in Estonia uses smartphone daily Read More
Brand, an Estonian student company, won the second place at the JA Company of the Year Competition 2019 in Lille, France, where young entrepreneurs from
An Estonian student company wins the second place at a European competition Read More
The English-language International Business Administration Bachelor’s Programme at the Estonian Business School passed the EPAS accreditation and quality control and was awarded one of the
The Estonian Business School awarded a prestigious accreditation Read More
Young entrepreneurs from the Tallinn University of Technology won the first prize with their food products temperature indicator Timey at an international student startups’ festival
Estonian student chemists win at an international university startups’ festival in Russia Read More
According to one of the most important higher education lists, the QS World University Rankings, the University of Tartu now holds its best global position ever. The
The University of Tartu achieves a new record in the world rankings Read More
In response to the new government’s decision to reverse on its promise to increase spending on research and development, young Estonian scientists are organising several
An Estonian research group at the country’s University of Life Sciences has developed a cheap and simple device to test the freshness of fish and
A fast and cheap device for determining the freshness of food developed in Estonia Read More
Kadri Aavik, an associate professor of gender studies at Tallinn University, has through her research aimed to find out what motivates men to become vegan
How Estonian vegan men challenge stereotypes Read More
Marlon Dumas, a professor of information systems at the University of Tartu, has received a prestigious grant worth over €2 million to develop an artificial
University of Tartu professor to develop an AI for improving business processes Read More
Climate change induces flooding in the cities around the Baltic Sea and that also affects Estonia; scientists at the Tallinn University of Technology are now looking for ways
Climate change induced flooding increases pollution in the Baltic Sea Read More
