Estonian education and science
All basic school students in Estonia will be able to use free digital textbooks, making school bags lighter and saving money for parents. The digital […]
Digital textbooks introduced in Estonian schools Read More
The right of the local noble to deflower local peasant brides on their wedding night before their newlywed husbands holds a certain place in the
Who owned the right of the first night in Estonia? Read More
Jüri Allik, Professor of Experimental Psychology at the University of Tartu, belongs to the top one per cent of the world’s most cited scientists in his field.
Jüri Allik: Four recipes for becoming a top researcher Read More
Researchers from the University of Salford have won a €3.1 million funding bid to help police across Europe, including Estonia, find innovative ways to improve
Estonia has been ranked 24th in this year’s Global Innovation Index, compiled by Cornell University, INSEAD and the World Intellectual Property Organisation, having moved up
Estonia 24th in the Global Innovation Index 2018 Read More
The senior researcher of the Tallinn University of Technology’s department of innovation and governance, Vasilis Kostakis, has been awarded a €1.1 million European Research Council
Tallinn Technology University’s researcher receives a prestigious European grant Read More
Estonian World visited the Mindvalley University’s Tallinn session and spoke with some of the attendees to find out more about the programme that calls itself
The Mindvalley University in Tallinn – a month full of international experts and learning Read More
Marika Mikelsaar and Mihkel Zilmer led the University of Tartu workgroup that discovered the ME-3 probiotic bacteria that protects human health by attacking harmful microbes
How dreams come true: a living example of an Estonian scientist Read More
A memory could stay with a person for a lifetime, but its content might change, but one should not worry about forgetting the most beautiful
Four suggestions to improve your memory Read More
Mindvalley University, a lifelong learning programme, founded by the Malaysian entrepreneur, Vishen Lakhiani, and his Estonian-born wife, Kristina Mänd Lakhiani, brings hundreds of learners from
Global learning programme Mindvalley takes place in Tallinn for the first time Read More
