Karolina Kudelina is a PhD student and a junior researcher of Electrical Engineering at TalTech. Since high school, she had a particular interest in the field of technologies and engineering sparkled by her father, an electrical engineer with “golden hands”. …

How do our freshmen find their experience in a new country and university? What surprised them, what their daily routines and plans for future are in the series of materials ‘After one month at TalTech’. — The third story is from Praneeth Margam from India studying Design and Technology Futures at TalTech. From Electronics to Design I come from Electronics background and during my Bachelor’s, in my final semester I have implemented design thinking process in my project. That was not among our subjects, but our professors taught us this…

How do our freshmen find their experience in a new country and university? What surprised them, what are their daily routines and plans for future in the series of materials ‘After one month at TalTech’. — The first story is from Francisco Tienda from Mexico who has just started with the Environmental Engineering and Management (MSc) programme at TalTech. Meeting Estonians for the first time I arrived at dawn and I all I wanted was to take a shower and sleep. But on my real first day in Estonia I was looking…

How do our freshmen find their experience in a new country and university? What surprised them, what are their daily routines and plans for future in the series of materials ‘After one month at TalTech’. — The second story is from Kirsten Woods from the US studying International Business Administration programme at TalTech. “There is so much change” I’ve always done very touristy things with my family, but now when I’m here I have gone to explore for myself the things that are interesting so I think my first impression was…

Karolina Kudelina and Olga Vovk are PhD students at TalTech and also chairs of the Estonian section of the international organization IEEE Women in Engineering. The organization is called to inspire, educate and empower women in the field. But do women in tech still require extra support? And overall how…

Marta Solà from Environmental Engineering and Management MSc programme is originally from Barcelona. She graduated from Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC) with the Bachelor’s in Biosystems Engineering. During her Erasmus semester at Estonian University of Life Sciences Marta enjoyed Estonian higher education system and decided to come back to pursue a Master’s degree at TalTech. About Marta’s experience in Estonia, contents of her programme and environmental issues in today’s interview.

TalTech professor Samuel Pagliarini joined TalTech in August 2019 and brought a new research topic of Hardware Security with him. Since then he has been leading a Hardware Security research group at TalTech and in this semester will also teach a corresponding course. About the notion and practical application of hardware security, importance of lab-based seminars, challenges of doing research in Estonia and more in the interview with Samuel.

Here is an overview of some of the most attractive districts of Tallinn and some activities you may want to try out. Prepared specially to inspire you to explore your new city. Have a look and make it yours. — City Centre and beyond Cobbled streets and tiled roofs of Tallinn Old Town Urban elegance with old history Park, palace and art City beach In this large area you will find all those places you will want to start exploring in the first place in Tallinn. A tourist magnet, UNESCO World Heritage and a…

Elizabete Šterna from Latvia chose IT field right after secondary school and never regretted it ever since. Currently Elizabete is studying Cybersecurity MSc programme at TalTech and in today’s publication she will tell you everything you wanted to know about it — How to choose between Cybersecurity and more classic IT Master’s, how to succeed during entry test and interview, how to prepare for the first semester of studies, as well as what programming skills are expected. Let’s get straight down to it!