Estonian education and science
Gleb Maltsev, a speaker, coach, entrepreneur and a co-founder of Fundwise, believes speakers and conference-goers can be givers rather than takers. Here’s his seven-point guide …
Listening like a speaker – speaking with meaning at conferences Read More
The Institute of Biotechnology of the University of Helsinki and the Tallinn University of Technology are collaborating in a research to find cure for Parkinson’s …
Estonian and Finnish universities advance in Parkinson’s disease breakthrough Read More
The Estonian Business School is starting to collaborate with Estonian cyber security companies BHC Laboratory and CybExer Technologies to increase the capability of future leaders …
Estonian university lists cybersecurity companies’ help to groom future experts Read More
The Estonian government has issued an education licence to the International School of Tallinn that will start providing English-language education based on the globally recognised International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum. …
According to the QS World University Rankings by Subject, the Estonian University of Life Sciences is one of the top 100 universities in the world …
The Estonian University of Life Sciences ranked in the top 100 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 position ever. The university’s …
University of Tartu achieves a new record in the world rankings Read More
The Estonian Genome Project – a national super-science project where gene samples from over 52,000 people were collected, comprising about 5% of the population of Estonia …
Over 50,000 Estonians now have a personal gene map Read More
Tallinn University now offers a new unique English-based master’s programme – Estonian studies. Piret Viires, the professor of Estonian literature and literary theory at the …
The Estonian studies master’s programme brings Estonia closer to the world Read More
Physicists at the University of Tartu are working on an artificial nose, based on graphene – in just a couple of years, all of us …
Estonian physicists are building an artificial nose from graphene Read More
Yar Muhammad came to Estonia because of his doctoral studies six years ago, but the reason why he rooted down is more remarkable – he …
A Pakistani lecturer in Narva: “I’m grateful to Estonia” Read More
