Topic: studies

Students on the international master's programme Estonian and Finno-Ugric Languages have been eagerly studying Estonian. Dorota Baluchová from Slovakia wrote in Estonian about how she ended up studying Estonian in Estonia.

The Faculty of Arts and Humanities offers optional courses for spring 2025.

Professor of Psycholinguistics Virve Vihman, who grew up bilingual in the USA, provides more insight into how this programme can help global Estonians and shares her own personal story of how she became a specialist in Estonian.

On 11 November 2024, a seminar and round table were held to discuss the teaching of Estonian as a school subject in the midst of societal changes.

This year’s final Language Date is infused with holiday spirit: participants will practice Estonian through various games, songs, and drawing activities.

The first week of the traditional night library will take place this year from 9 to 13 December, when students can study in the library until midnight. In January, you can visit the night library for three weeks.

Dorota Baluchová, a first-year Master’s student, shares her experience about participating in the autumn school.

The mentoring programme will be held again this autumn semester, welcoming students, alumni and university staff to apply until 23 September.

Optional courses in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities autumn 2024 are now open for registration.

Here is an overview of the elective courses offered by the Institute of Estonian and General Linguistics in the spring of 2024/2025.