Free places at Estonian language and culture summer course
There will be 6 free places for beginners and 11 for intermediate or advanced students available at summer courses organised by Tallinn University.
March 6th, 2010
The participants will acquire a thorough knowledge of the basics of filmmaking.
Explore yourself in painting and test your abilities.
The course is intended to build the fundamental elements of the language.
Summer course in Estonian Language and Culture offers an opportunity to study an unusual and entrancing language.
A unique opportunity to tour the rails of the former Soviet Union.
The course consists of a series of lectures, seminars and student workshops led by scholars with international reputation.
The course combines academic lectures with interactive workshops but focuses primarily on practical activity.
The course will create the preconditions for understanding the concept of social marketing.
This joint summer course promotes cultural exchange and cooperation between the higher education institutions of Estonia and Finland.
The course will concentrate on how globalisation will challenge our understanding of international relations.
The course consists of an intensive series of lectures, seminars, student workshops and study trips.
The summer course’s objective is to support international collaboration in the field of social work and social studies in Estonia.
Creative Psychotherapy is a method of psychotherapy incorporating creativity as its fundamental tool.
Our online media workshop consists of one week of case studies, site visits, and debates.
This year’s workshop will focus on new media platforms as enablers of more traditional creative industries.
This course will help you get started as a writer, or develop as a writer.
During the three-week course the students will learn to master the basic vocabulary of medical Finnish.
The course aims to familiarize students with the basics of the Finnish language and culture.
This summer course will provide language classes and lectures taught by Italian professors and teachers.
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Contact
Tallinn University | International Communication Office
Coordinator: Ms. Birgit Kirsimägi |
