Tallinn University Of Technology

Estonia

Tallinn University of Technology History

Tallinn University of Technology also known as TalTech is a technical university located in the city of Tallinn in Estonia. The university was established in year 1918 as a hub for studies in engineering and sciences. It was granted university status in 1936 and subsequently took over a number of institutions eventually adopting its present name in 2003.

 Tallinn University of Technology Programs, Courses and Schools

Tallinn University of Technology offers 30 degree programs out of which 4 are undergraduate level, 18 are at graduate level, and 10 are at doctoral level. These programs are taught in English and in subjects such as Chemistry, Biotechnology, Earth Sciences, Power Electronics, Material Sciences, ICT, Civil Engineering, and Social Sciences.
Tallinn University of Technology comprises of 5 schools which are School of Engineering, School of Business and Governance, School of Science, School of Information Technologies, and Estonian Maritime Academy. 

Tallinn University of Technology Campuses

Tallinn University of Technology is located in the city of Tallinn in Estonia. The university library offers a wide range of resources such as journals, books, and periodicals in both digital and print formats. The university student village offers accommodation services to both local and international students.
Tallinn University of Technology is also home to a Museum and a number of student associations to cater to the recreational needs of students. Apart from this, the university also offers extensive sports facilities, green spaces, and computer and internet access to students on campus. 

Tallinn University of Technology Achievements

Tallinn University of Technology is ranked 3rd in Baltic region by Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings on 2017. Times Higher Education also ranks the university in 601-800 brackets in its world university rankings.
Tallinn University of Technology is ranked amongst top 650 universities in the world by QS World University Rankings. The agency also ranks the university 30th in Rankings of Eastern Europe and Central Asia and top university in Baltic region. 

Tallinn University of Technology USP

Tallinn University of Technology offers a number of study abroad options through its partnerships with leading institutions such as IIT Delhi, University of California Berkeley, University of Oslo, University of Strasbourg, Stanford University, and University of Geneva.  
Tallinn University of Technology has an acceptance rate of 70 to 80% depending upon the program which makes it a selective institution. The university also offers study and performance grants to help students with tuition fee and course materials. 

Tallinn University of Technology Notable Alumni

Jüri Ratas (Prime Minister of Estonia), Siim Valmar Kiisler (Estonian Politician), Anne Veski (Estonian Singer), and Eiki Nestor (Former Member of the Riigikogu).