Topic: cooperation

University of Tartu to increase cooperation with CERN
On 19 April, the University of Tartu and the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU)
20 April 2022 cooperationresearch
University of Tartu and CybExer Technologies plan to connect ESTCube-2 satellite into a unique cybersecurity system
Cyberattacks threaten many computer-controlled systems. Attacks on technology, on which people's lives depend, are particularly dangerous.
Doctoral networks
Networking is an important part of doctoral studies, and it can help young researchers establish a base for their future endeavours. Learn more about it.
14 March 2022 cooperationinternational
Estonian universities halting cooperation with Russian and Belarusian higher education institutions and research organisations
Estonian universities consider Russia's aggression unjustified and condemn the military attack on an independent state. As a result, universities have decided to halt cooperation with higher education institutions and research organisations in Russia and Belarus.
28 February 2022 cooperation
Europe’s Universities must stand up for democracy
The Guild calls on Europe’s governments, and the EU, to enable our universities to support Ukrainian students and staff on our campuses, and through the provision of distance education where needed.
26 February 2022 cooperation
Ambassador of Japan Yukihiko Matsumura visited the University of Tartu
On 2 February, the new Ambassador of Japan to Estonia Yukihiko Matsumura visited the University of Tartu Delta Centre and the Library and met Rector Toomas Asser.
02 February 2022 cooperation
University of Tartu and H2Electro OÜ to use innovative materials to improve an important link in the hydrogen technology chain
University of Tartu and H2Electro OÜ, a subsidiary of Thule Capital AS, signed a research and development contract under which researchers of the University of Tartu Institute of Chemistry led by Professor Enn Lust will build an electrolyser based on novel technology.
Coimbra Group
The Coimbra Group (CG) is an association of 41 classical European research universities, established in 1987. CG member universities are brought together by their similar profiles, high academic standards and respect for history and tradition. The Group is committed to creating academic and cultural ties in order to promote internationalisation and academic collaboration, excellence in learning and research, and service to society.
29 December 2021 cooperationinternational
ENLIGHT
ENLIGHT stands for European university Network to promote equitable quality of Life, sustaInability and Global engagement through Higher education Transformation.
05 January 2022 cooperationinternational
Staff Mobility
Academic and administrative staff training and research mobility is supported by different programmes and scholarship schemes.
03 January 2022 cooperationinternational