Information is exploratory. For accurate information, refer to the official website of the school.
About TUT
Tallinn University of Technology (TUT) — public non-profit university. It is located in Tallinn, Estonia. TUT is an active member of European University Association (EUA), Conference of European Schools for Advanced Engineering Education and Research (CESAER), Central and East European Management Development Association (CEEMAN), European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD), Baltic Management Development Association (BMDA).
QS World University Rankings collects data on the best institutions in the world, according to which TUT is on top-650. The university is in top-600 of the independent international ranking THE.
TUT does research in different fields of study and offers bachelor and master programs.
As in many other universities in the country, the academic calendar at TUT is divided into two semesters. But for convenience, tuition fees are calculated per year. Tuition fees at TUT are equal for locals and foreigners, and start from 2,676 USD per year. With the help of scholarships and financial support programs, students can partially or fully cover the cost of education. On the official website of the university, you will find all the relevant information about tuition fees and scholarships.
Also, be prepared for additional expenses: accommodation, transportation, study materials, meals and personal expenses.
Before submitting documents to the university, applicants take an English language exam. The university accepts the results of IELTS, PTE or TOEFL. The minimum IELTS score is 6. The TOEFL score is not lower than 75.
IELTS
6
TOEFL iBT
75
Master's degree at TUT
To confirm your level of English, you must pass IELTS or TOEFL. The minimum IELTS score for admission is 6. TOEFL — 72 or higher.
IELTS
6
TOEFL iBT
72
TUT campus
TUT has an urban campus, which provides students with many options for study and recreation. The abundance of museums, theaters and cinemas creates opportunities for the cultural development of young people. In the city, there are also large companies that offer internships. Students have access to the extensive scientific library of the university. The collection of scientific papers helps them in conducting research. Thanks to international exchange programs at TUT, students can communicate with representatives of different countries and nationalities and thus expand their own horizons. And, the university contributes to this by regularly holding joint events for local and foreign students.
You can stay in Estonia for up to 9 months after graduation by applying for a job seeker visa. This must be done before the student visa expires. TUT graduates find jobs quickly, partly because the university has a good reputation among employers according to the QS World University Rankings. Look for more immigration options in our article.
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