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The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Programme (EMJM) in Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Societies focuses on sustainability, artificial intelligence, data-driven decision making and participatory design methods that actively engage citizens. The programme is delivered jointly by three universities: Tallinn University, School of Digital Technologies, Tampere University, Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Sciences, and Lusófona University, Department of Computer Engineering and Information Systems at the University Lusófona (Porto University Centre). Graduates learn to analyse societal challenges and design human-centred, data-driven, and sustainable AI solutions in collaboration with diverse stakeholders.

The Communication Management Master’s study programme offers a variety of courses focusing on different aspects of communication management. It provides systematic knowledge of contemporary communication theories, methods and approaches.

Digital Learning Games is an interdisciplinary programme that combines game design with educational sciences and psychology. In DLG, we recognise that video games are more than entertainment: they also offer unique ways of tackling educational and societal issues. We welcome educators, designers, developers, artists, and everyone else interested in creating innovative games that can help make the world a better place.

The Documentary MA programme focuses on the auteur concept of creative documentary filmmaking. During the two-year programme, students are guided in finding their authorial voice and developing their storytelling skills. Each student creates a short documentary every semester.

Understand Eastern Europe through its languages, cultures, history and politics—from a Baltic perspective. This two-year, English-taught major within Tallinn University’s MA in Estonian Studies combines language learning with interdisciplinary study of the region. Explore your interests through seminars and electives, and develop the analytical skills and regional knowledge to support further research or professional work connected to Eastern Europe.

Educational Innovation and Leadership (EduInno) is an international master's programme for people who want to initiate and lead meaningful change in education. You will develop the leadership, research and innovation skills to understand educational challenges, design evidence-based solutions and put new ideas into practice.

Education is at the forefront of societal progress, requiring leaders who can introduce transformative strategies and innovative practices. The Educational Innovation and Leadership Master's Programme at Tallinn University prepares you to be one of these leaders. Rooted in the excellence of Estonia's education system, our programme is designed for those eager to drive change and improve learning outcomes worldwide.

Understand Estonia through its language, culture and history—and experience it first-hand. This two-year, English-taught master’s programme combines Estonian language learning with the study of cultural life, historical change and contemporary society. Learn in small groups, explore your interests and connect classroom discussions with everyday life in Estonia.

This programme is designed for working professionals in human rights, policy, advocacy, and technology. You will gain the legal competence and knowledge to navigate human rights challenges in digital contexts, ranging from data protection to AI ethics. By graduation, you will be equipped to lead change in shaping policies, organisations, and technologies that keep human rights at the centre of digital transformation.

Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) explores how people think, feel, and interact with technology. This research-based master’s programme brings together computing, interaction design, and cognitive psychology, giving you the skills to understand users and design digital experiences that respond to their needs.

Interaction Design is a fully online joint master’s programme offered by Tallinn University and Cyprus University of Technology. Combining design, technology, and research, it helps you develop the skills to create digital products and services that are useful, usable, and responsive to people’s needs.

International Relations is for students and professionals who want to understand global politics beyond mainstream approaches. Explore security, conflict, climate crisis and inequality while preparing for careers in diplomacy, policy, international organisations and research.

Develop the skills to interpret literature, film and visual culture—and understand how they intervene in the world around us. This two-year, international master’s programme combines the expertise at Tallinn University and at the Estonian Academy of Arts. Learn in small seminars, explore cultural questions across media and develop your own research interests.

The Social Entrepreneurship programme aims to promote entrepreneurship and the innovation of the social and health sector, environmental protection, urban development, rural development and community development. It provides you with a flexible opportunity to develop your own ideas using the innovative and business-friendly infrastructure of Estonia and being supported by experts of Tallinn University.