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Graduate school events:

Interdisciplinary seminar by Ivan Gaskell
Works of Art or Mere Real Things? A Multidisciplinary Exploration of Things People Make
4-5 June 2019, Tallinn

Spring school Semiotics of Conflict
5-7 June 2019

Writing retreat
10–13 June 2019, Kuke Holiday Centre

Summer school Ethics, Empathy, and Errors
18-21 June 2019, Tartu

Empirical Methods in Cognitive Linguistics 8: Open Science & Transparency Methods Workshop

29 June - 5 July 2019, Tartu

The Soviet otherwise: Affects, margins, and imaginaries in the Late Soviet era
26 July - 2 August 2019, Tallinn

Non-human agency in historical environments
ESEH 2019 Summer School in Environmental History
17-20 August 2019, Tartu

Digital Methods in Humanities and Social Sciences
26-29 August 2019, Tartu

9th Winter School: Troubling Gender: Theory and Method
3–7 February 2020, Tartu

Orientation session for the doctoral students of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities
11 September 2019

For international students

Here are some links for international doctoral students on studying at UT and living in Tartu.

Orientation courses

- Study Abroad Centre's course.

- Courses organised by graduate schools

Useful links

Pre-arrival info sheets

Arrival ABC

Information on studies

Stipends for doctoral students

Tips for international students

Contact of University of Tartu Study Abroad Centre

Next writing retreats!

10-14 June 2019 (for all partner universities PhD students)

7-10 November 2019 (University of Tartu PhD students)

Positions for Junior Research Fellows

Deadline: 15 May 2019

Mobility grants for doctoral students

Deadline: 20th each month

Mobility grants for supervisors

Deadline: 15th each month

Language editing of PhD students' articles

The Faculty of Arts and Humanities (University of Tartu) financially supports the language editing of articles that:

- are written in a foreign language (for the PhD student),
- meet the requirements of publications to be included in a dissertation.