University of Tartu - UT (reviews)

I studied at a college under University of Tartu. I believe my choice of major and college was successful, because before that I was learning at another university, where I didn’t feel like it was the right place for me. At UT, I felt interested in the subjects and had a sense of belonging because the community was a lot smaller and tight-knit. It was easier to find like-minded people, who turned out to be friends for life. I would say, I was lucky that I didn’t accept my first choice of university and decided to change schools – always trust your gut and find what is the most suitable choice for you.

The University of Tartu is one of the top-rated universities. I study Computer Engineering there. Professors are great, they try their best to give all you need to understand the subject. University is equipped with modern technologies and labs that help students to gain new skills.
I have gained a decent knowledge of Computer Engineering. Great opportunity for international students to study for free as UT provides many tuition waivers and living scholarships, many exchange programs are available too.

UT is 100% recommended for students interested in technologies. Great lecturers, nice atmosphere but requires hard work. Especially the first year is very loaded. Great for motivated students who are eager to learn.

– Quality of education
– Very helpful administration and resourceful environment
– Perfect place for higher studies
– Though there will be some trade off between your social life and studies but in the end the result will be fruitful

It’s a great institution which embraces students’ diversity. The Analytical arm of which I am a student of provides you with relevant hands-on that set students up for years to come. I would recommend this institution any day.

Tartu, the city where the University is situated is commonly regarded as a student city. While the town plays a host to many cultural activities, the vibrant student life is as noteworthy and helps to synchronise several aspects of extra-curricular.

With all these in sight, there are enough activities to go round regardless of one’s background or preferences. You can tell how much the student community influences everyday life in the city when during the holidays, it seems like the world has entered into an apocalypse and existence ceased.

There’s outstanding industrial collaboration across several programs and departments of the University enabling early participation of students in industry level activities and market.

With this in mind, students can quickly identify where they would like to further their careers in the periods that follow.

The city Tartu is rather small city and thus everything is quite near by. I am studying law and my classes take place 15 minute walk away from the city center. I can not talk for non-law students but i personally feel that teachers here are all in to teaching. We have online student-professor forums, where students can ask professors questions at any time. There are of course some exceptions but overall I feel like the professors here really care about their students and the outcome of their studies. I am still studying in the uni and I feel that the law course that I am taking has met my expectations. It sure is hard at some times but it is also very interesting so I am not complaining. In Tartu there is also quite a colorful student life and this is one of the main reasons why I would suggest studying in Tartu for all the out-going people. Twice a year there is 2/3 week long program called ”Tudengipäevad” (”Student’s Days). Our uni students organize different events such as beer yoga, silent disco, cooking competitions etc.