About Tallinn University
Visit Official WebsiteTallinn University (Tallinna Ülikool - TLÜ), established in 2005 through the merger of Tallinn Pedagogical University (founded in 1919) and prominent national research institutes, is the third-largest public research university in Estonia and the leading academic hub in Tallinn for humanities, social sciences, digital technologies, teacher education, and creative media. Located on a vibrant, interconnected city-centre campus along Narva Road near Kadriorg Park, TLÜ educates over 7,000 students (including 11% international students from more than 80 countries) and employs 850 academic staff across six academic schools and one regional college. TLÜ is globally celebrated for the Baltic Film, Media and Arts School (BFM)—the largest film and creative media school in Northern Europe—as well as pioneering research centers in human-computer interaction, educational innovation, and digital cultural heritage. Tallinn University is a proud member of the YUFE (Young Universities for the Future of Europe) alliance, UNICA, and the European University Association.
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