22/07/2026
From LATVIA 🇱🇻 to TALTECH 🇪🇪
For Emīls, moving from Riga to Tallinn meant much more than earning a master's degree. Studying International Business in the Digital Era at TalTech School of Business and Governance gave him a fresh perspective on business, an international network and opportunities to grow both personally and professionally.
During his two years at TalTech, Emīls balanced full-time work with evening studies, represented the university at an education fair back home in Latvia, and discovered that studying abroad doesn't have to mean moving far away from home.
Today, Tallinn feels like his second home, and he's looking forward to continuing his journey in one of Europe's leading startup hubs. 🚀
👇🏼 Read Emīls' story below 👇🏼
https://taltech.ee/en/news/riga-tallinn-studying-taltech-opened-more-doors-i-expected
📅 Applications for the TalTech School of Business and Governance are open until 1 August 2026 (for Finnish, Latvian and Lithuanian citizens).
🔍 Find out more about applying and studying at TalTech: https://taltech.ee/en/admissions
From Riga to Tallinn: Studying at TalTech Opened More Doors Than I Expected | TalTech
Moving abroad often sounds like a leap into the unknown. For Latvian student Emīls Ludvigs Ērglis, however, studying at TalTech became much more than earning a
22/07/2026
From FINLAND 🇫🇮 to TALTECH 🇪🇪
Natalia wanted to study International Law in English without moving too far from home—and TalTech turned out to be the perfect choice.
Over the past three years, she built an international network of friends, represented TalTech at international competitions, and discovered that studying abroad can be both exciting and reassuring when home is only a short ferry ride away.
For Natalia, TalTech offered more than a law degree. It provided practical learning, an international community and the confidence to continue her academic journey with a master's degree.
👇🏼 Read Natalia's story below 👇🏼
https://taltech.ee/en/news/finland-taltech-why-study-international-law-estonia-close-home
📅 Applications for the Bachelor's programme in Law are open until 1 August 2026 (for Finnish, Latvian and Lithuanian citizens).
🔍 Find out more about applying and studying at TalTech: https://taltech.ee/en/admissions
From Finland to TalTech: Why Study International Law in Estonia, Close to Home? | TalTech
For many Finnish students, studying abroad means choosing between gaining an international experience and staying close to family. Natalia Kallio found a way to
07/07/2026
💥🤘🏼🌪️ WE’VE BROKEN THE RECORD AGAIN‼️ 💥📈
This year’s admissions for Estonian students attracted the highest level of interest TalTech has seen in recent years:
📌 13,958 applications submitted
📌 9,056 qualifying applications
📌 17.1% more qualifying applications than last year
The increase was seen in both bachelor’s and master’s admissions:
🎓 6,668 qualifying applications for bachelor’s programmes (+18.5%)
🎓 2,388 qualifying applications for master’s programmes (+13.1%)
According to TalTech’s Vice Rector for Academic Affairs, Ingrid Pappel, these results reflect the strong trust in a TalTech education. It is especially encouraging to see continued high interest in engineering, IT, and the university’s new study programmes.
Read more in the article 👇🏼
TalTech Grows in Popularity: Number of Eligible Applications Increases by More Than 17% | TalTech
This year’s admissions period at Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) concluded with significant growth. A total of 13,958 applications were submitted to
01/07/2026
TalTech is moving closer to the world’s TOP UNIVERSITIES! 📈 🏆
In the QS World University Rankings 2027, TalTech climbed an impressive 35 places and is now ranked 600th in the world.
This means stronger research, more international opportunities, and an even higher quality of education. In Estonia, we rank first in citations per academic staff member – a key indicator of research impact 🇪🇪 🥇
If you're looking for a university where you can gain real knowledge to create real-world solutions, TalTech is the place to be.
Read more in the article below 👇🏼
TalTech rose 35 places in the QS World University Rankings | TalTech
Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) climbed 35 places in the latest QS World University Rankings 2027 and now ranks 600th among universities worldwide.
12/06/2026
731 QUALIFYING APPLICATIONS FROM ABROAD 🏆 Interest in studying in Estonia is growing 🌍 📈 The growth has been significant: compared with 2025, the number of qualifying applications increased by 46%, and compared with 2024, it increased by 79%.
The strongest interest in studying at TalTech comes from:
🇷🇴 Romania
🇱🇻 Latvia
🇪🇸 Spain
🇩🇪 Germany
International applicants’ interest shows that Estonia and TalTech are becoming increasingly visible destinations for those seeking high-quality higher education, practical learning, and an international study environment.
TalTech has students from more than 70 countries, and its international learning environment has become one of the university’s strengths.
Read more about the international admissions results in the article. The link is in the comments 👇🏼
Interest in Studying in Estonia Has Increased: TalTech Received 731 Qualified Applications | TalTech
By the beginning of June, Tallinn University of Technology had received 731 applications from international candidates that met all admission requirements. The
11/06/2026
International XR-Metaverse Conference 2026 is coming to Tallinn on June 16–19! 🤝🏼
Under the theme “Converging Realities: Industry, Education & AI-Enabled Virtual Worlds”, XRM2026 will bring together researchers, industry professionals, educators, developers, and creatives exploring the future of XR, AI, immersive technologies, and virtual environments.
🇪🇪 Hosted from June 16–19 in Tallinn, Estonia, the conference combines academic research, industry insights, workshops, networking, and hands-on discussions on how physical and virtual realities are increasingly merging across sectors such as industry, education, healthcare, simulation, and entertainment.
This year’s keynote speakers include:
🎙️ Santeri Saarinen (Helsinki XR Center / XR4Europe / Virtual Worlds Association)
💬 “Building the European XR Ecosystem”, exploring collaboration, innovation networks, and the future of XR development across Finland and Europe
🎙️ Sercan “Sarge” Altundas (Neocortex / formerly of Ready Player Me)
💬 “The Arrival of Generative AI in VR and Games”, exploring the use of LLMs, image generation, and voice AI in gaming and immersive VR applications
🎙️ Madis Vasser (Researcher Fellow of Virtual Reality at University of Tartu)
💬 “Insights from Studying Insight with Virtual Reality”, exploring VR and mixed reality research on human insight and cognition, from psychedelic VR replications to emulated AR smart glasses
🎙️ Sonya Seddarasan (Senior XR Product Designer)
💬 “The Spatial Leap: Frameworks for Designing XR Experiences”, exploring modular approaches to XR frameworks in spatial UI/UX design and workflows from Figma to Prototyping.
Conference proceedings will be published by Springer and indexed in SCOPUS.
The event is organised by IAITI – International Association of Immersive Technology Innovation, hosted by TalTech’s Industrial Virtual & Augmented Reality (IVAR) Lab, and supported by Manchester Metropolitan University and EEVR – Estonian VR & AR Association.
🔍 More info: www.xrm2026.com/
03/06/2026
What is it like to study law in a country known for its digital society? 💡 🇪🇪 For Alexa, coming from Ecuador to study law at TalTech Law School meant more than choosing an English-taught programme in Europe.
It meant learning how legal systems work across countries, how EU law influences today’s decisions and how legal knowledge connects with real-life questions in business, technology and society.
In TalTech’s Law programme, she has gained a comparative view of European legal systems, developed practical legal skills and become more confident about her future in the legal field.
🎓 Admissions are open! Read Alexa’s full story and explore TalTech’s English-taught Law programme: taltech.ee/en/bachelors-programmes/law
Alexa from Ecuador: TalTech's law programme offers a comparative view of EU legal systems | TalTech
Alexa came to Estonia from Ecuador to study law with a clear goal: to better understand the justice system and eventually become part of it herself. Now in her