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Two international students share their experiences of moving to Estonia to study at the University of Tartu. They discuss adapting to a new culture, coping with homesickness, and building a new life in Tartu.

In this article, representatives from UTSU, ESN, and the ISA programme explain how students can get involved and make friends. These organisations help international students connect with others and feel more at home in Tartu.

ENLIGHT invites students of the University Tartu to apply for short-term blended mobility courses for autumn 2026/27.

The fourth University of Tartu Spring Run takes place on 15 April at 19:00, and for the first time, there will also be a children’s run. In addition to University of Tartu members, city residents and sports enthusiasts from other universities are welcome to participate.

This year’s mentoring programme ended on 19 February, with more than 150 mentoring pairs taking part. The participants included alumni, students and staff members.

Trainings are meant for all students writing seminar papers or final thesis.

Address by Kadri Liis Laas, fourth-year medical student of the University of Tartu, at the concert and ceremony marking the anniversary of the Republic of Estonia on 20 February 2026.

University of Tartu students can submit applications to study abroad under the Erasmus+ programme in the 2026/2027 academic year until 9 March 2026.

Mark the graduation ceremonies of the University of Tartu School of Law in the calendar.

When you participate in the Erasmus+ programme — whether for semester studies, a short-term blended mobility (BIP), or an internship abroad — the University of Tartu provides you with a grant.