Estonian education and science
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
The QS World University Rankings, one of the most important higher education lists, has ranked the University of Tartu, Tallinn University of Technology and Tallinn
Three Estonian universities ranked in the global 1,500 by QS Read More
Experts often laud the pedagogical freedom of Estonia’s education system and many of its teachers agree. However, as with any system that seeks to disrupt
Autonomy offers Estonian teachers greater workplace satisfaction Read More
“The newest innovation in the Estonian education system” is a headline often ascribed to the Jõhvi coding school (known as kood/Jõhvi in Estonia), and one
Can you learn without a teacher? Read More
Estonia’s largest university, the University of Tartu, invites applications for an expatriate Estonian visiting professor’s scholarship. The University of Tartu announced that an application round
The University of Tartu is offering a scholarship for expatriate Estonian professor Read More
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
