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Category Archives: Estonia
What brought me to Tartu?
Eesti! What can bring a young student like me from Caucasus region to Tartu? This is a question, which may be answered in thousands of ways by various people, while, I have a simple answer: the endless desire for education. … Continue reading
Posted in Estonia, Student life, Studies
Tagged Armenia, international student, Tartu
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A Hong Kongese crush on Europe
When I woke up in Brussels, Europe was never the same again. It was the last day of the EU-funded study trip to Brussels when Brexit came to realization in June 2016, sparking debates on the future of Europe as … Continue reading
Posted in Estonia, Student life, Tartu
Tagged eu studies, Hong Kong, international students, journalism, russia studies, Ukraine
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Estonian Women Students’ Society’s summer camp for Estonian youngsters living abroad
Estonian Women Students’ Society’s (ENÜS) youth camp for Estonian youngsters living abroad was a wonderful combination of studying the Estonian language, experiencing the food, culture, and history of Estonia, all while getting acquainted with Estonians from all over the world, … Continue reading
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Tagged international, summer camp, Tartu
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Summer School “Juri Lotman and the Semiotics of Culture”
Getting away from the heat, I moved north to the long-awaited semiotics summer school and a new season of Game of Thrones. Having crossed the Seven Kingdoms (four, to be honest), I found myself in Estonia where dried yellowness of … Continue reading
Posted in Studies, Tartu
Tagged Estonia, student life, summer school, summer school of semiotics, Tartu
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The Dark Side of Smart Devices
Have you ever tried to eat ten ice creams in a row? Too much of a good thing can make you sick. Excessive amount of vitamins creates an adverse reaction in the body. Too much sun is bad for your … Continue reading
Posted in Estonia, Medical sciences, Research, Tartu
Tagged addiction, brain, concentration, new input, smart devices, smart junkie
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Sugar Sweet Science at the University of Tartu
Ecologists Riin Tamme and Lena Neuenkamp describe one of the sweetest scientific experiments in Estonia and explain why they add sugar to the meadow every year. Continue reading
Posted in Estonia, Natural and exact sciences, Research
Tagged botany, carbon, diet, ecosystems, meadow, plant diversity, plant experiment, plants, soil fertility, sugar
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Yuxuan Chen: Estonian Small Cities Give Me a Peaceful Feeling
Yuxuan Chen from China describes her life in Estonia after graduating from the EU-Russia programme.
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Posted in Career, Estonia, Social sciences, Student life, Studies
Tagged beijing, China, EU-Russia studies, graduate, international student
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