Topic: continuing education

Anna Lena, a Political Science master’s student from Germany, joined UniTartu Summer School to deepen her knowledge of international security and conflicts. The course in Secessionist and Statehood Bids in Times of Crises deepened her understanding of international security and conflict studies while experiencing Estonia for the first time.

University of Tartu semioticians Andreas Ventsel and Mari-Liis Madisson, along with Junior Research Fellow in Information Resilience Diana Poudel, have developed tools for enhancing critical digital literacy in cooperation with international partners. The practical materials are designed for use in higher education, schools, companies and organisations to support navigating the digital landscape and countering the spread of disinformation.

Discover diagnosing and managing multimorbidity, patient-centred care, and personalised treatment. The course covers lab assessments, theory discussions, and case-based learning.

Adult learners are welcome to participate in micro-degree and micro-credential programmes starting in the autumn semester. The programmes are delivered in block mode or online, suitable for working people.

The University of Tartu Summer School 2025 will take place from 28 July to 8 August, offering 10 interdisciplinary courses across a variety of fields.

The AIProHealth Summer School offers an intensive learning experience for students, post-docs, junior specialists, and startup employees in AI, medicine, and business who focus on innovation in medical technology.

Barbora attended the UniTartu Summer School of Synthetic Biology and its Applications, gained hands-on lab experience, and explored Estonia’s culture. She formed meaningful connections and discovered the joy of stepping out of her comfort zone.

Gaëlle attended the Secessionist and Statehood Bids in Times of Crises summer course. Through engaging discussions, negotiation simulations, film screenings, and a visit to Narva, she deepened her understanding of statehood contestation and regional geopolitics while forming lasting connections with fellow participants.

Daniela attended the Politics of Popular Culture course at UniTartu Summer School. Her experience combined academic insights, cultural exploration in Tartu and Viljandi, and unforgettable social activities, deepening her appreciation for Estonia and its vibrant community.

Lucija attended the UniTartu Summer School’s Politics of Popular Culture course, where insightful discussions and a welcoming atmosphere enriched her experience. Beyond academics, she built lasting friendships, explored Tartu’s culture, and gained a deep appreciation for Estonia.