The code of conduct for research integrity is an agreement between research and development institutions and research funders on the values and standards that research should meet.
Grant Office is a support unit of the University of Tartu that helps researchers, teaching staff and students to find and apply for grants for both research and the development of teaching.
In a cross-sectional study, the researchers of the University of Tartu ascertain the actual prevalence of the coronavirus and the progress of the epidemic in Estonia.
Sustainable development means a sustainable path of development that seeks a balance between meeting the planetary boundaries and meeting the needs of humanity so that the well-being of future generations is not compromised.
Establishing a European Research Area (ERA) Chair requires a world-class research environment and infrastructure. Seven ERA Chairs have been established at the University of Tartu.
Centres of excellence bring together high-level research teams that work on close research themes to conduct high-level international research and to develop and apply innovative ideas.