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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.

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.

During the programme, the students are taught the principles of carrying out research and its practical application to pursue a career in higher education, research and development institutions and in health care system by integrating knowledge with health technologies that meet present-day expectations, taking into account the peculiarities of health administration.

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.

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 School of Natural Sciences and Health is home to researchers and lecturers who work on an international level in developmental, cultural, and school psychology and also the new psychology paradigm – idiographic psychology.

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.

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

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.

The Law Bachelor’s programme is for students who want to understand European and international law and develop practical legal skills. You will build a strong foundation for careers in legal practice, public institutions, international organisations and the private sector.

Liberal Arts in Social Sciences programme is designed for students who take an interdisciplinary interest in social sciences. We offer a deep dive into the most important insights from political science, sociology, international relations, anthropology, psychology and more. Come and explore social worlds with us!

Politics and Governance is for students who want to understand how political decisions shape societies locally and globally. You will explore politics, governance and international affairs while developing analytical skills for careers in public service, NGOs, international organisations and political communication.

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.