Estonian education and science
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
This seemingly simple question often causes much confusion – when tested on students, we usually get conflicting answers: Estonia is an ancient land where we
One-minute lecture: How old is Estonia? Read More
Girls as young as fifth graders are getting more and more into the tech and robotics industry in Estonia, shifting the stereotypes according to which
Atomic kids: how tech-savvy children are shifting stereotypes in Estonia Read More
Stanford University will hold a major Baltic conference in 2018 which will bring together scholars interested in Baltic studies from all over the world and
Stanford University to host a major Baltic conference in 2018 Read More
If the climate continues to change in a similar manner, climate models predict that by the end of this century, Estonia will have in the
Will Estonia soon have a climate similar to northern Scotland? Read More
For the first time, the Estonian Academy of Arts is among the world’s top 200 art and design universities. The only public university in Estonia
The Estonian Academy of Arts breaks into world’s top 200 Read More
Researchers of the University of Tartu and Icosagen Cell Factory have introduced the new cellular monitoring system for evaluating the growth of the human papillomavirus
The Estonian Business School (EBS) and Volkswagen Financial Services have signed an agreement that provides the students of EBS and its partner university, Hong Kong
Estonian students and Volkswagen are collaborating on China project Read More
According to the PISA tests, the results of Estonian 15-year-olds are the best in Europe and among the strongest in the entire world. But what
The recipe for success in the Estonian basic education system Read More
According to the census, there are 9,614 “other” Finno-Ugric people living in Estonia: Erzyas, Mokshas, Udmurts, Komis, Karelians, Maris, Hungarians, Finns, Ingrians and many others.
One-minute lecture: Why is the number of Finno-Ugric peoples decreasing? Read More
