Topic: cooperation

Free for students: Harmonia Universitatis concert series brings opera to University of Tartu’s assembly hall
On 17 September at 18, the Opera Studio of the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre presents Alessandro Scarlatti’s opera L’honestà negli amori (“Honesty in Love Affairs”, 1680), reconstructed by Estonian composer Eduard Tubin, at the University of Tartu’s assembly hall. This is the first time the opera will be performed in Estonia.
18 August 2026 cooperationstudent
TAMeLi - Teacher Academy for Media Literacy in Europe
Strengthening media literacy education across Europe
Martin Herem to be the first University of Tartu Professor of Resilient Futures
The University of Tartu senate has established the professorship of resilient futures, which, in the 2026/2027 academic year, will be held by General Martin Herem. The new professorship aims to bring recognised thinkers and practitioners with a major social impact to the university to reflect on the future of Estonia, democracy and the free world.
15 June 2026 cooperation
European Social Survey to explore Estonians’ attitudes towards immigration
Data collection for the European Social Survey will begin in Estonia in June. The survey has been conducted in Estonia every two years since 2004. This time, in addition to trust, wellbeing, attitudes and values, the survey will focus more closely on people’s attitudes towards immigration..
Teaching the Happiness of Journalism: European educators gather in Tartu
Let’s rethink journalism education to build not only better journalists, but happier ones.
European Doctoral Day highlights the value of the doctoral degree
European Doctoral Day is held on 13 May to inspire students to pursue doctoral education, increase employers’ awareness of the value of doctoral degrees, and showcase the diverse career opportunities.
11 May 2026 cooperation
Institute of Social Studies delegation visits University of South Africa
The meeting focused on the recently concluded Memorandum of Understanding between the two institutions.
Get a taste of the university through the Summer School course on disinformation
Explore why public discussion spaces falter, how disinformation spreads, and what practical steps can strengthen resilience.
Recovery colleges enable people to strengthen their well-being through learning and personal recovery
The aim of recovery colleges is to support personal recovery among people experiencing mental health challenges, drawing on principles of co-production and adult learning.