Centre for Ethics

The Centre for Ethics of the University of Tartu was established in June 2001 as an interdisciplinary unit within the Faculty of Philosophy. Starting from January 1st 2009, the Centre for Ethics is a consortium. The faculties that participate in our work are as follows: faculty of arts a...

Courses on ethics and morality

For information on current and future courses on ethics and morality in University of Tartu please consult the Study Information System.

Teaching

Our goal in teaching has been to coordinate the teaching of ethics across the curriculum and in different faculties of the University of Tartu. At present, various university lectures are offered in bioethics, environmental ethics, medical ethics, media ethics, ethics of science, and bus...

Tools

The Estonian Genome Centre has created several tools for genome research. Links to these tools along with additional information are displayed below.

Software Engineering

Admission International students can apply to the Software Engineering Master’s programme from 1 January until 15 March by using DreamApply. Estonian applicants from 1 February to 15 March by using National Admission Information Systems (SAIS). More information and admission req...

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Teadusteated

Short reference Year Masso, Anu; Chukwu, Martha; Calzati, Stefano (2022). (Non)negotiable Spaces of Algorithmic Governance: Perceptions on the Ubenwa Health App as a ‘Relocated’ Solution. New Media  Society, 24 (4),  845−865. DOI: 10.1177/14614448221079027. 2...

Workgroup of Neutron Scattering Techniques

The workgroup is using different neutron scattering methods like small angle scattering, neutron spectroscopy and diffraction to study the structure and dynamics of biomolecules and membranes, mainly in the field of photosynthesis research. The main research directions are the following:...