Estonian education and science
From February 2018, foreigners and expats living in Estonia can study information technology (IT) in English on the undergraduate level for the first time. The curriculum, […]
An Estonian university opens an IT curriculum in English for expats Read More
Scientists have discovered the world’s oldest eye in a 530-million-year-old fossil that was found in Estonia. The fossil in question belongs to a creature known
Scientists discover the world’s oldest eye in a fossil found in Estonia Read More
According to the ranking compiled by Clarivate Analytics, a US-based company that owns and operates a collection of subscription-based services focused on scientific and academic research, seven Estonian
Seven Estonian scientists among the world’s most impactful researchers Read More
Smart devices simplify our lives and provide us with data really quickly – all the while taking over our mind for exchange; Jaan Aru, a
The dark side of smart devices Read More
The Hult Prize, the world’s largest student competition for social good, is for the first time also represented in Estonia. Estonia is known worldwide for its
The Hult Prize to include Estonia for the first time Read More
The University of Tartu is one of the two Central and Eastern European universities to enter the Times Higher Education Rankings in computer science, having
University of Tartu’s computer science gets international recognition Read More
The retirement age could be raised in all European Union member states, but Eastern and Western Europeans are not on the same page on this
Eastern Europeans want to retire earlier than Western Europeans Read More
Estonia’s University of Tartu stands out when it comes to research quality, the publisher of the Times Higher Education World University Rankings said in its latest report.
University of Tartu is among the world’s 200 for citation impact Read More
The new International School of Tallinn with close to 20 pupils from more than ten different countries starting their studies in the first year opened
A new English-language school opens in Tallinn Read More
A team of researchers, led by an Estonian scientist, has discovered that staying in education causes less heart disease. Taavi Tillmann from the University College
Estonian scientist discovers a link between education and heart disease Read More
