Established in 1914, the Estonian Academy of Arts is the only public university in Estonia providing higher education in fine arts, design, architecture, media, visual studies, art culture, and conservation.
The Estonian Academy of Arts has eight international Master’s programmes in English, otwo doctoral programmes in English, and one international BA programme in Russian.
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Learn more about the Global Student Satisfaction AwardsThe Academy’s Student Council makes sure that the students have productive and interesting extracurricular activities. Every week, the students can go swimming at a discounted price at the Kalev Spa. Those interesting in singing can join the Academy’s chamber choir.
Together with Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre we have dormitory in Tallinn city centre Kuhlbarsi 1.
The Estonian Academy of Arts has a rich academic library that is constantly expanding its collection, a newly renovated joint dormitory with the Estonian Music and Theatre Academy, and practicum facilities at Tamse in Muhumaa and Heimtal in Viljandimaa. Departments of the EAA regularly organise student, faculty, and departmental exhibitions and open lectures in various locations in Tallinn.
Every week, the students can go swimming at a discounted price at the Kalev Spa. Those interesting in singing can join the Academy’s chamber choir.
The whole course was a valuable experience and very industry focused. From the very beginning, we went through projects done in partnership with companies and institutions from different industries, which helped to build a portfolio of work grounded in real life work. Even with previous knowledge in interaction design, this masters gave many new opportunities to learn and...
great academics, very personal approach
Due to academy i have learnt a lot of useful information and develped some spicific skills. However, I would say that sometimes the general atmosphere was more encouraging me to develop in some fields that will be needed in the future than the school itself.
