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...

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...

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.

Women play a crucial role in peacebuilding in conflict affected societies, particularly through grassroot and civil society movements such as mediation and activism. However, they are rarely included ...

The Best of BFM student film festival kicked off at Tallinn University's Baltic Film, Media and Arts Institute on May 15. Everyone can watch student films for free in the school cinema for the next tw...

All Estonian public universities will celebrate Diversity Week from 5–11 May for the second year. This year’s focus is on encouraging people to notice and to act. The week will offer ideas and practic...

From March 31 to April 11, participants of the microdegree programme in Educational Innovation and Leadership took part in an intensive study period at Tallinn University. The participants came from A...

On March 26, at 10:40 PM, you can watch the TV show "BFM 20 – a school where dreams come true" on the ETV channel, which was created to celebrate BFM's birthday.

On March 17, the newly appointed Belgian Minister of Education, Valérie Glatigny, was on a visit to Estonia. In the afternoon, she visited the School of Educational Sciences to learn more about the su...