Tallinna Ulikool (Tallinn University) was established by a decision of the parliament of Estonia on March 18, 2005 when a number of Tallinn educational and research institutions were consolidated into a single institution. Now Tallinn University is the largest university of humanities and social sciences in Tallinn and the third biggest public university in Estonia. Tallinn University is an advocate and planner of intelligent lifestyle in Estonia, supporting the sustainability of our society as well as individual self-realisation. As a result, the university has directed its resources and activities into five focus fields: - educational innovation, - cultural competences, - digital and media culture, - healthy and sustainable lifestyle, - society and open governance.

Tallinn University is a partner in 14 European Union regional programme projects and coordinates one of them, titled Learning Layers. They also participate in the EU Horizon 2020 framework programme both as a partner and as a coordinator. The university has agreements with 43 partner universities in 21 countries and more than 490 Erasmus+ partnership agreements; we are a member of four international networks of higher education institutions, and our researchers and lecturers actively contribute to the activities of their professional networks.

As a promoter of intelligent lifestyle, Tallinn University values the free time of its members: the university has a literary award for its employees, lecturers and alumni, its symphony orchestra has been chosen as the Estonian Orchestra of the Year, and we have multiple internationally recognised choirs and art groups and several Estonian championship level sports teams.

CONTACT:

Address:

Tallinn University, Narva rd 25, 10120 Tallinn

Telephone: +372 640 9101

Email: tlu@tlu.ee