TLÜ Kasvatusteaduste instituudi õppekavade võrdlus

Institute of Baltic Studies, in cooperation with the Universities of Tartu and...

Building upon achievements of previous initiatives such as FOREN, FOMOFO, IOFCO, C+...

The aim of the study is to provide an overview of the most commonly used e-games by young people (aged 7–16) and their impact on the development of young people’s general competencies, as well as the potential link between e-games and opportunities and competences in youth work, both in Estonia and in other countries.

The aim of the study is to understand the situation of the residents of Estonia with undetermined citizenship.

Research and Technological Development (RTD) is essential for the functioning and sustainability...

Tartu Youth Council is a participatory body with advisory rights consisting of young people operating at a rural municipality or city council. The youth council typically discusses issues concerning young people within the competence of the rural municipality or city council and makes proposals based on the needs and interests of young people. Participating and participating in the work of the city youth council is one of the direct ways in which young people can participate in local life issues and in the work of the city council or rural municipalit

In the framework of this research project, IBS will examine the relevance, efficiency and effectiveness of ACF grants. This will entail an assessment of the structure of the calls for proposals, the contribution of the projects and their results, and a mapping of problem areas.

The holistic aim of the whole study is to find out the attitudes of parents of pupils in Russian-language schools and kindergartens in Tartu and the background of these attitudes towards the transition to Estonian-language education, i.e. to map the expectations and main fears of parents and to offer solutions to alleviate fears by raising parents' language awareness.

In 2020, 834 crimes and 4,239 misdemeanours were registered as juvenile offences in Estonia. The most common crimes committed by young people were thefts and physical abuse. The most common misdemeanours are alcohol and drug use, petty theft, traffic offenses and smoking.

This project was approved in the FP6-2004-KNOW-REG-2 call for proposals of the...

The aim of the study is to analyse the process of reorganisation of ministries in 2023 and to identify lessons learned. The study will identify the obstacles and success stories of the reorganisation process and make suggestions for similar processes in the future.

The goal of the upcoming seminars is to introduce students to topics related to democratic participation and human/fundamental rights through interactive engagement methods; and to train teachers/school management on ways to practically implement democratic engagement in the classroom and what methods to use to increase or address students' awareness of human and fundamental rights issues (including the duties that accompany rights).