Tallinn University welcomes a diverse community of international exchange students each year. While highly enriching, the transition to a new country, culture, and academic environment can be profoundly stressful, often leading to mental health challenges. Accessing appropriate mental health support in a foreign country, especially with language and cultural barriers, can be particularly difficult.
The aim of this project is to explore and develop the possibilities of using Extended Reality in museum education to improve access to museum collections and educational services, enrich museum experiences, and offer innovative teaching methods.
Create new scenarios for the European Parliament Simulator.
This is a pre-incubation programme aimed at 1st and 2nd level students in higher education who want to actively engage in entrepreneurship development, but need basic knowledge and support in the process of getting from idea development to the pre-start-up phase (seed phase). On the course you will learn both entrepreneurship theory and do practical tasks where you will get help from our team of mentors. Participants will be able to work in a group on a selected idea, developing it into a business phase that could take part in a hackathon or an idea competition at the end of the programme.
Students Conceptualize, Create, and Promote Podcast Episodes - Part of an Ongoing Series
Creating an online platform for matching TLU student buddies (peer supporters) with new international students
From museum objects to 3D printing
The Wrongest Answer is a reverse trivia game, in which three answers are more-or-less correct, and the players must identify the one answer that ISN'T correct. The goal is to demonstrate that reality is complex; truth is often contextual and relative; and sometimes, there is no single "right" answer, and multiple seemingly contradictory things can be true at the same time.
This project explores the diverse forms of activism practiced by migrant women in Estonia. It examines the strategies, practices, and target groups of their activism, highlighting how these efforts challenge gender-based injustices and contribute to broader social change. By documenting and analyzing various activist approaches—ranging from grassroots community organizing to digital advocacy—the study aims to illuminate the impact of migrant women’s contributions on Estonia's socio-cultural landscape.
Students Conceptualize, Create, and Promote Podcast Episodes - Part of an Ongoing Series
