Bachelor’s and Master’s Programs at Tallinn University in Estonia
Applicant criteria
- No specific age required
- Both
Opportunity criteria
Program Description
Tallinn University in Estonia offers a range of English-taught bachelor’s and master’s programs for international students, with a strong focus on education, digital technologies, media, social sciences, and the humanities.
The university has around 7,000 students and offers 38 study programs in English. It is known for its international environment and programs that combine theoretical learning with practical application.
International students are allowed to work while studying in Estonia without needing a separate work permit. In addition, graduates from outside the European Union may remain in Estonia for up to 270 days after graduation to look for employment.
Admission Requirements
Admission requirements vary depending on the program, but generally include:
For bachelor’s programs: completion of secondary education and holding a qualification that grants access to university studies.
For master’s programs: holding a bachelor’s degree or an equivalent qualification.
Achieving at least 60% of the maximum required academic results.
Providing proof of English proficiency at a minimum B2 level.
The university generally accepts IELTS Academic with a minimum overall score of 6.0, with at least 5.5 in each component, or other approved English language tests.
Submitting the academic certificate, transcript, passport, and proof of language proficiency.
Documents issued in another language must be officially translated into English or Estonian.
Some programs may require an interview, entrance examination, portfolio, or additional written assignment.
Program Structure
Tallinn University combines academic study with practical learning and offers programs across a wide range of fields, including:
Audiovisual Media
Crossmedia and Digital Platforms
Law
Humanities
Social Sciences
Politics and Governance
Artificial Intelligence and Sustainable Societies
Communication Management
Digital Learning Games
Educational Innovation and Leadership
Human-Computer Interaction
Human Rights in the Digital Society
Interaction Design
International Relations
Literature, Visual Culture, and Film Studies
Social Entrepreneurship
Bachelor’s programs typically take 3 years to complete, while master’s programs generally take 2 years of full-time study.