Are you ready to immerse yourself in the Estonian language and culture this summer? We are accepting applications for the Estonian summer courses, which will take place from 27 July to 7 August 2026 in Tartu, Estonia.
At an international lifelong learning conference held in December in the Czech Republic, participants confirmed that universities must invest increasingly in lifelong learning and offer flexible continuing education opportunities for learners at every stage of life. Representatives of the University of Tartu also took part in the conference.
Explore how consumer decisions are shaped by psychology and attention in this hands-on course, combining marketing theory with neuromarketing tools like eye-tracking and facial coding.
Explore mythical creatures, beliefs, and rituals of Ukrainian folklore, and see how stories of the supernatural shape culture, values, and identity from traditional narratives to contemporary media.
Explore information disorder and disinformation through media studies and hands-on exercises, gaining practical tools to understand and strengthen democratic resilience in the digital age.
Learn R from the ground up through hands-on practice, building a modern tidyverse workflow for data analysis, visualisation, and reporting in a clear, engaging, and beginner-friendly way.
Explore youth and community education in Estonia, focusing on policy, inclusion, civic participation, and future challenges in youth work, lifelong learning, and community development.
The course focuses on synthetic biology, providing students with hands-on experience in molecular cloning, genetic engineering, and laboratory work involving yeast modification for the production of carotene and violacein.