Estonian education and science
Researchers at the University of Tartu Institute of Computer Science have added Livonian, Komi, Mansi and 14 other Finno-Ugric languages to the university’s machine translation […]
Tartu University’s machine translation engine now translates 23 Finno-Ugric languages Read More
According to Statistics Estonia, the country’s official statistics agency, international students and graduates who work in Estonia contributed over €22 million in taxes in the
Foreign students contribute over €22 million in taxes to Estonia Read More
Transition to Estonian as the language of instruction and the influx of Ukrainian refugees are set to exacerbate the problem of finding new teachers across
Finding new teachers is becoming increasingly challenging across Estonia Read More
The International Day of Women and Girls in Science is held annually on 11 February; to mark the occasion, Estonian World highlights sixteen outstanding female
Sixteen outstanding Estonian female researchers Read More
A new fashion school called Moepööre will be launched in Estonia’s predominantly Russian-speaking Ida-Viru County, allowing fashion lovers to create their own collections under the
A unique fashion school to teach Estonian Read More
Two international research consortia, led by the University of Tartu, received €30 million from the European Commission for the development of two research centres in
Estonia to have two new research centres Read More
The Tallinn University Podcast with Terry McDonald seeks to shed light on the research and activism taking place in Estonia; in this episode, we talk to
Podcast: Disability rights in Estonia Read More
Decades of work and collaboration led to a green energy storage solution – Estonian researchers Jaan Leis, Mati Arulepp and Anti Perkson found a way to use
How the Estonian researchers invented the best supercapacitor Read More
Sugar and fat are killing us, so an Estonian chocolate maker uses science to make sweet treats healthier. This article is published in collaboration with Research
Estonian entrepreneur turns chocolate into medicine Read More
The Estonian parliament on 12 December passed a bill pursuant to which the Estonian language will be the language of instruction in all schools and
Estonia’s Russian schools to switch to Estonian-language schooling Read More
