How can doctoral students pursue meaningful research while maintaining their well-being and preparing for future careers? These questions were at the heart of a two-day workshop led by Professor Geraldine Fitzpatrick on 13–14 October in Tallinn. Orga...
A generous parental leave reform was introduced in Estonia in 2004. This did indeed increase the likelihood of a second or third child being born into the family and also shortened the interval betwee...
When art lessons moved online during the COVID-19 pandemic, teachers had to find ways to teach this practical subject through a screen. Antonina Korepanova, who defended her doctoral thesis at Tallinn...
Free time is a great opportunity to relax, read a book, or simply sleep in. However, it is often effort or challenging oneself that gives free time special value. Karel Kulbin, Lecturer in Recreation ...
At the Estonian Teacher of the Year Gala held on 10 October, Eve Kikas, Head of the Centre for Educational Psychology and Professor of School Psychology at Tallinn University, received the national Li...
This week, the student films Heart of Stone (2024) and Third Wheel (2024) won Best Student Film awards at film festivals in Italy, more than three years after their production.
On 7 October, a trilateral cooperation agreement between the National Library of Estonia, Tallinn University and Eesti.ai came into effect. The agreement aims to develop digital competences and AI lit...
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