Tallinn University (TLU) has moved up 100 places to 901-950 in the newly published 2026 QS World University Rankings. The rise in the ranking confirms the quality of research at Tallinn University and its growing international competitiveness.
On June 12, the twelfth Best of BFM student film festival awards gala took place, celebrating the end of the academic year and recognizing the work of talented students of the Baltic Film, Media and A...
Analyzing large visual collections—such as paintings, photographs, and other forms of visual media—presents significant challenges for researchers due to their scale and the richness of their informat...
Ulrike Rohn, Professor of Media Economics and Management at TLU BFM, received the prestigious Emma Award, which recognizes outstanding contributions to the research and practice of media economics and...
Slavery in the 18th-19th century United States and British Empire and serfdom in the Russian Empire have been compared in previous studies, but those works have generally overlooked the particularitie...
A cooperation programme to strengthen Armenia’s educational capacity was launched under the leadership of Tallinn University’s Academy for Educational Leadership and the Estonian Centre for Internatio...
On May 22–23, 2025, Tallinn University hosted the kick-off meeting of the Teacher Academy for Maker Education (TAME) project, bringing together nine partner organizations from five European countries.
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