Estonian education and science
The University of Tartu in Estonia has achieved its best-ever ranking in this year’s Times Higher Education World University Rankings. The oldest and largest university […]
The University of Tartu among the 250 best universities in the world Read More
The Pärnu-based video game developer, Gamecan, became the region’s first studio to offer an intensive course in game development using unreal engine when it launched
Gamecan and Pärnu foster a new generation of video game developers Read More
The 2022 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Svante Pääbo for his work on human evolution; Pääbo was born in Stockholm
Estonian descendant Svante Pääbo awarded Nobel prize Read More
From 14 to 16 October, the EdTech Hack 2022 – an Estonian-organised education technology hackathon – is taking place, bringing together up to 60 teams
Estonian-held education technology hackathon expects participants from 40 countries Read More
The results of the most recent wave of the study on the prevalence of the coronavirus, led by the University of Tartu, reveal that the
Study: More than 90% of adults in Estonia have antibodies against the coronavirus Read More
The ceremonial speeches at Estonia’s oldest and best university’s opening ceremony for the 2022/2023 academic year on 29 August underlined a brutal truth – Estonia’s
Funding crisis clouds the University of Tartu and Estonian higher education Read More
The biggest cloud hanging over the Estonian tech sector – a shortage of ICT professionals – is being tackled at Jõhvi coding school (known as
Jõhvi coding school: An ode to Estonian scrappiness and unity Read More
Estonian women are among the most highly educated in Europe, writes analyst Triinu Aug in the blog of Statistics Estonia, the country’s official statistics agency;
Estonian women among the most highly educated in Europe Read More
Data from the 2021 census show that the share of people with higher education in Estonia is increasing and the share of people with basic
Census: one in five people in Estonia have a master’s degree Read More
Estonia’s second-largest town, Tartu, has prepared an action plan for Estonian-language education for the years 2022-2025 that seeks to ensure a smooth transition to Estonian-language
Tartu’s Russian schools to switch to Estonian-language education Read More
