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On 20 November, the Estonian Research Council hosted a collaboration day that brought together researchers and companies from the digital field. The discussion tables focused on topics related to arti...

Researchers from Tallinn University’s School of Educational Sciences have contributed substantially to a prestigious international publication that examines developments in adult education across Euro...

Aspiring change-makers and innovators worldwide have an exciting opportunity ahead: the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s (EMJM) Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Societies (AISS) has announced its ...

Tänase uudishimu päevale mõeldes on ka värske ühe minuti loeng uudishimulikkusest. Today is curiosity day and being curious is also the topic of the next one minute lecture.

This week, researchers and experts from various fields came together to establish the Estonian Health Communication Network. The goal of the network is to strengthen collaboration between research and...

Tallinn University is participating in the international project BeScaled, which aims to enhance the resilience of the Baltic region and support startups in developing dual-use technologies. The proje...

The EdTech Talents Summit 2025, held on October 7 in Madrid, brought together innovators, educators, entrepreneurs, and investors to explore how artificial intelligence and entrepreneurship are shapin...

When a young child uses two languages in a conversation or even in the same sentence, this is not a sign of confusion, but a way for the child to communicate more successfully in the early stages of l...

Practitioner-lecturers in universities of applied sciences need support in finding a balance between their identities in their professional work and in their role as teachers. The key is to value both...

For the third time already, 16- and 17-year-olds have the right to vote in local elections. Tallinn University junior researcher Maarja Hallik — how can teachers and schools help ensure that young peo...