15 Short courses in Social Sciences in Estonia
Introduction to Estonia and Finno-Ugric Cultures and Nations
As Estonia is one of the Uralic nations, it is the best place to get to know Finno-Ugric cultures! This Introduction to Estonia and Finno-Ugric Cultures and Nations course at Tallinn University provides an overview of the Finno-Ugric nations’ history, culture, and modern developments.
Introduction to Estonia and Finno-Ugric Cultures and Nations
As Estonia is one of the Uralic nations, it is the best place to get to know Finno-Ugric cultures! This Introduction to Estonia and Finno-Ugric Cultures and Nations course at Tallinn University provides an overview of the Finno-Ugric nations’ history, culture, and modern developments.
Strengthening Democracies, Building Resilience and Resistance to Information Disorders
This summer school offers a structured exploration of information disorders and their impact on democratic societies.
Tales, Legends, and Demons in Contemporary Culture and Ukrainian Folklore
Mare’s Head, vampire-witches, scary saints, and children appearing as flickering lights – what do they all have in common? Did giants ever inhabit the Ukrainian landscape, and why do Ukrainian mermaids not have tails, but witches do? These questions point to a complex, non-linear tradition of meaning-making of the uncanny and the supernatural, reflected in beliefs and narrative genres of Ukrainian folklore.During the course, students will explore the uncanny creatures, beliefs, and rituals, the way they were believed and practised. Interactive classes will provide key analytical tools and practical materials to explore various approaches to interpreting the supernatural beliefs and encounters, as well as examining their role in contemporary culture.
Countering Hybrid Threats
This Countering Hybrid Threats is a micro-credential programme from Estonian Academy of Security Sciences and is a comprehensive continuing education curriculum composed of subjects from degree studies.
Estonian Language Summer Courses
The Estonian summer courses are offered by the University of Tartu, where daily language lessons are combined with engaging after-class cultural activities.
Creative Psychotherapy
This course at Tallinn University introduces Creative Psychotherapy to those seeking a deeper understanding of human nature, and experience how creativity enriches and enhances our knowledge, perception, and emotional intelligence.
Design of Digital Services for Health Behaviour Change
The Design of Digital Services for Health Behaviour Change course at Tallinn University consists of a series of short theory lessons that provide the required background on knowledge of behavior change and the specific methods that can be applied by means of technological solutions.
Russian Language
This Russian Language programme at Tallinn University differs from other summer schools located in Russia or western countries since it offers a unique bridge to the Russian language and culture.
Who Are You. Personal Identity, Brains, and the Selves
This course invites you to explore one of the most intimate and puzzling questions in human life: what it means to be a self. We begin with the basics: you are a biological organism, a living body with a brain that keeps you alive. But you are also a person, a phase of abilities and experiences that emerges only when the brain develops the right capacities.
The Science of Influence, Applied Neuromarketing Research for Marketing Strategy
The "The Science of Influence" course is a highly practical, seven-day, immersive experience that is designed to give you a foundational understanding of unconscious and conscious consumer decisions. For seven days, you will join the Neuro Lab team.
The Formation of Global Norms in a Changing World Order
This course on The Formation of Global Norms in a Changing World Order at Tallinn University will analyze the formation of global norms and international regimes. It will take a multifaceted approach looking at the role of ideas, institutions, as well as material factors.
Non-Dictionary Russian - Obscene Language
The Non-Dictionary Russian - Obscene Language course at Tallinn University focuses on teaching the use and understanding of Russian slang and is intended for individuals who want to familiarize themselves with this aspect of language for various reasons, such as cultural understanding, avoiding offensive situations, or even for entertainment.
Opportunities and Challenges of Contemporary Youth and Community Work: An Estonian Perspective
The community education sector focuses on lifelong learning and collective development for people of all ages within a community. In contrast, the youth education sector is specifically targeted at young people, emphasising their personal growth, civic participation, and transition into adulthood. The summer school course examines how socio-politically important community education.
Russian via Movies
The Russian via Movies course at Tallinn University will help you improve your Russian skills and familiarize yourself with famous Russian and Soviet movies and cartoons.