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Learn about the history, programmes, research and international cooperation of the oldest and largest higher education institution in Estonia. Find out how to apply, visit and join the #unitartu community.
- University of Tartu Library
The online exhibition examines the works by 19th-century...
- News
On 11 June, representatives of SEB Estonia and SEB Baltics...
- Business
On 11 June, representatives of SEB Estonia and SEB Baltics...
- About Us
The university, re-opened as the Estonian-language...
- International
The protocol activities aim to establish new and foster...
- Research
The University of Tartu is an adviser of the development of...
- Admission to doctoral studies
The University of Tartu offers 8 doctoral programs with...
- University of Tartu Library
- Can I apply for scholarships? In the Estonian education system there are very few additional scholarships available for applicants and students, especially on bachelor's level.
- Which documents do I need to submit? Before submitting your online application please make sure which documents need to be submitted and when by consulting the requirements and the step-by-step application guide at the website of the programme of your interest.
- Submitting the application. All candidates must create an account in the online application system. The application can be edited over a longer period of time and submitted once the application is complete.
- Evaluation of applications. Students are admitted according to ranking lists formed on the basis of entrance requirements set separately for each programme.
The University of Tartu ( UT; Estonian: Tartu Ülikool; Latin: Universitas Tartuensis) is a public research university located in the city of Tartu, Estonia. It is the national university of Estonia. [2] It also consists of the largest and oldest university in the country. [3]
The oldest university in Estonia – the University of Tartu was founded in 1632 – has four faculties: Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences, Science and Technology, and Medicine. The University of Tartu offers a wide range of programmes taught in English, Estonian and one programme in Russian.
- You can apply online. Programme-specific requirements are listed on our admissions website.
- For international students, we are offering the following international programmes:Two bachelor's programmesMedicineOver 27 master's programmesEigh...
- We have dormitories in Tartu, Narva and Viljandi. Accommodation is not guaranteed - you must make sure you apply on time. Further info is available...
- Yes. If you are from a non-EU/EEA country, you need to apply for a residence permit at an Estonian Embassy. Further info is available here.
- Yes, most likely if you are applying to one of our international programmes. Further info is available here.
The University of Tartu offers 8 doctoral programs with various specialisations to choose from. If you study on a full-time basis, you can complete your degree in approximately four years. Read more about the regulations and organisation of PhD studies at the University of Tartu.
Learn about the University of Tartu, a leading research university in Northern Europe and the best-ranked university in the Baltics. Explore its international degree programmes, scholarships, research, and key facts.
Founded in 1632, the University of Tartu (UT) is the largest and most comprehensive university in Estonia and one of the most respectable centres of education and research in Northern Europe.
