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Tag Archives: student life
10 useful saving tips for students. How not to go broke as a student?
People often think that saving is only for high-income earners and that it is not possible to save at all as a student. This, in fact, is not true. As little as 10 euros a month is enough to start … Continue reading
Posted in Student life
Tagged finances, money, savings, student life
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When hereditary disease decides your profession – Aylin’s story
My name is Aylin, and I would like to share all about my university experience and life in my course, so here we go! I come from Azerbaijan, and currently I am a second-year student at Tartu University. I study … Continue reading
Posted in Natural and exact sciences, Student life
Tagged Genetics and Biotechnology, student life, Tartu, Thalassemia
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When the university mascot becomes a theme for memes
Last academic year, the University of Tartu organized a mascot contest that attracted a total of 97 submitted designs. The university family selected “Tiksu” by Lennart Rikk as the winner. The design of the mascot has now developed further, and at the end of August the live … Continue reading
Posted in Student life
Tagged mascot, student life, Tiksu, unitartu
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Three ways in which the University of Tartu changed my life
Just a few weeks ago, I graduated with a master’s degree from the University of Tartu. I was lucky enough to attend this year’s ceremony in person, an event that felt truly special after spending three out of four semesters … Continue reading
Posted in General, Student life
Tagged connections, graduation, memories, personal development, professional growth, student life, studies
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Raising awareness through art
This is a story of art, self-development, mindfulness, and mental health. A couple of years ago I was a student living in the University of Tartu campus dormitory. While living there I had this weird quirk – I constantly found … Continue reading
Posted in Student life, Tartu
Tagged art, campus dormitory, mental health, student life
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Why you should study International Law and Human Rights
There are several questions that I have received since the beginning of my journey with regards to the International Law and Human Rights master’s programme at the University of Tartu. Hence, I decided to highlight some of the important aspects … Continue reading