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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.

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.

The History PhD programme aims to prepare researchers, lecturers and other academic staff in the broad fields of history, including archaeology and art history.

Build your own academic path in a three-year humanities programme with structure, choice, and space to follow your interests. Explore culture, history, language and society, learn to connect ideas across disciplines, and develop your ability to interpret different perspectives and build well-supported arguments. With academic guidance along the way, turn your interests into a clearer direction for further study and work.

The goal of the Linguistics PhD programme is to train researchers and instructors in the field of linguistics.

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.

Studies of Cultures is a doctoral programme that allows students to specialize in a specific field within the humanities, such as Asian Studies, Anthropology, Estonian Literature and Culture, Philosophy, English Literatures and Cultures, Cultural Geography, Theory of Culture, Romance Studies, German Literatures and Cultures, Slavonic Literatures and Cultures.