Degree Studies management
Process description
The main output of our university is the provision of modern, research-based and learner-centered education at all levels of higher education and continuing education, and the development of science and new technologies.
Regulations
- Academic calendar for 2022/2023
- Academic calendar for 2023/2024
- Academic Policies
- Admission requirements for I and II higher education level students in the 2023/2024 academic year
- Approval of the rates of fees for accreditation of prior and experiential learning
- Conditions and procedure for applying for, grant and payment of need-based special allowance
- Curriculum Statute
- Establishment of the admission calendar for I and II level studies in 2023/2024
- Guide for writing a syllabus and a study programme
- Guidelines for Applying for and Awarding the Activity Grant of the Good Lecturer Development Program of Tallinn University of Technology
- Language Policy of Tallinn University of Technology
- Procedure for applying for and using a sabbatical semester
- Procedure for Applying to a Visiting Student Place
- Procedure for Study Programme Management
- Regulations on Acknowledgement and Insignia
- Requirements for the Admission to the First and Second Level of Studies at Tallinn University of Technology
- Rules for Accreditation of Prior and Experiential Learning
- Rules for Calculating the Workload of Teaching of Academic Structural Units
- Rules for project administration
- Rules for Publication and Preservation of Graduation Thesis
- Rules for requesting and taking into account feedback on teaching and courses
- Rules on Contracts
- Statute of Industrial Master’s Studies
- Strategic Plan of Tallinn University of Technology 2021–2025
- The basis for awarding and the procedure for payment of scholarships
- Tuition fee rates for students and external students in the academic year 2022/2023
- Visiting Teaching Staff Statute
The process is not bound to any legislation or is regulated by the legal acts that are restricted to internal use
Risks
- Risk 10:
An inadequate succession of Estonian-speaking academics will endanger the sustainability of higher education in the Estonian language and the competitiveness of science.
- Risk 11:
Damage to the reputation and credibility of the university due to violation of good practices of teaching and research ethics in I and II level of studies.
- Risk 20:
In the event of an emergency, the university will not be able to ensure full online studies over a long period of time.
- Risk 21:
Credit risk regarding the receipt of income from students and clients.