Study in Estonia

06/06/2026

One of my favorite things about studying in .ma is getting to collaborate with industry partners.

For our Design for Digital Innovation Class, we worked with Bolt to design ways to improve couriers and customers’ handoff experience and enhance personalized suggestions to customers.

Here are a few scenes from our final presentation at Bolt HQ last week!

04/06/2026

🇯🇵✨ Study in Estonia is coming to Japan!

We are excited to join the European Higher Education Fair - 欧州留学フェア EHEF Japan , where students can explore study opportunities across Europe and meet university representatives in person.

Come and meet the Study in Estonia team to learn more about studying in one of Europe’s most digital, innovative, and green countries. We’ll be happy to answer your questions about English-taught degree programmes, admissions, scholarships, student life, and what makes Estonia such a unique place to study. 🎓 You will also meet university represenatives from University of Tartu , Tallinn University (incl. Summer and Winter School),
Eesti Muusika- ja Teatriakadeemia / Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre and more!

📍 Tokyo
13 June, 12:00–18:00
Hosei University, Ichigaya Campus
Study in Estonia presentation: 14:30-15:00

📍 Kyoto
14 June, 12:00–18:00
Doshisha University, Imadegawa Campus
Study in Estonia presentation: 13:50-14:20

Participation is free but advance registration is required.

👉 More info and registration: https://ehef-japan.org/

See you in Japan - come by and say tere! 💙🖤🤍

#欧州留学フェア

欧州留学フェア（EHEF）は、2012年から駐日欧州連合代表部が毎年開催しており、今年で12回目を迎えます。ヨーロッパの高等教育の魅力をより深く、日本の学生の皆さんに理解していただくことを目的とした留学フェアです.....

29/05/2026

🪶There are over 400 types of birds in Estonia. You can discover them with hikes, walking around cities, or visiting the sea and seeing the Baltic swans. 🦢 Tallinn even has a famous seagull named Steven (.the.seagull). Even if you’re not in your 30s, the birds of Estonia are cool to discover.

24/05/2026

The new Study in Estonia podcast episode is out now!

In episode 9, we meet Marina Erm, who first came to Estonia through Erasmus+ during her veterinary medicine studies. Today, she has completed her PhD and works as a lecturer at the Estonian University of Life Sciences.

In this clip, Marina shares why Estonia’s smaller study groups made such a strong impression on her: more hands-on practice, closer contact with teachers and a learning environment where asking questions feels natural.

From 250 students in one class to 30 - sometimes smaller really does mean stronger.

Watch the full episode on YouTube. Link in comments.

21/05/2026

Be bold, study in Estonia, and get to experience these cool events and meet new people 😍

19/05/2026

Updated. Balanced. Diversified.
That's how one international student describes studying in Estonia.

For them, the programme brings together the best parts of their field - creating a study experience that feels modern, well-rounded, and practical.

How would you describe your ideal study programme in three words?

18/05/2026

Museum Night in Estonia 🇪🇪

Just an international student exploring museums, culture, and history with friends. Nights like this make student life here feel special. Good vibes, good places, and a great way to learn more about Estonia 🏛️🌙

17/05/2026

How did you like Eurovision this year?

16/05/2026

Travel, sauna, rye bread, ice cream… do I need to say more? 🇪🇪