Estonian education and science
Sending machines to war instead of people is already commonplace, but the general public is not quite on board yet, a study led by the Estonian […]
Most people yet to accept driverless military robots, Estonian-led study shows Read More
With the most startups per capita in Europe, Estonia’s leaders are clearly on to something; here’s what a study by the University of Tartu found.
Study: Why Estonian entrepreneurs are so successful Read More
Europeans throw most of their wool away before using it, a fact that has baffled Estonian textile designer Katrin Kabun for decades. Here’s her solution.
Why Estonians are wrapping goods in wool instead of plastic Read More
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Estonian education entrepreneur Maria Rahamägi is using her ed-tech platform to bring Ukrainian students and teachers some semblance of normalcy,
Estonian startup opens e-classrooms for Ukrainian refugees Read More
The Good Deed Education fund – an entity established jointly by private entrepreneurs and the Good Deed Foundation – will contribute €2 million to initiatives
An education fund to invest €2 million in general education in Estonia Read More
Tallinn University is to provide tuition free studies for the next academic year for all Ukrainian students who start their studies at the university from
From August 1 to 12, the University of Tartu organises Estonian summer courses, where daily language lessons are combined with engaging after-class cultural activities. The
The University of Tartu organises Estonian language courses in August Read More
The large-scale production of wood-based, fully recyclable plastic might soon become a reality in Estonia. This article is published in collaboration with Research in Estonia. Professor Andres
Estonian scientists to produce tons of bioplastic from wood Read More
From 15 March, the University of Tartu’s College of Foreign Languages and Cultures is starting to teach Ukrainian. The course is meant for beginner learners
The University of Tartu starts teaching Ukrainian Read More
Estonian business campus Ülemiste City will develop what it says is Estonia’s first international learning quarter that “will cover the entire path of education and
Estonian business campus to develop a new learning quarter in Tallinn Read More
