Master's in Tallinn in Estonia

Top Master's Programs in Tallinn in Estonia 2017

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Master-level studies involve specialized study in a field of research or an area of professional practice. Earning a master’s degree demonstrates a higher level of mastery of the subject. Earning a master’s degree can take anywhere from a year to three or four years. Before you can graduate, you usually must write and defend a thesis, a long paper that is the culmination of your specialized research.

Earning an advanced degree such as a Master offers the ability to increase your skill set and possibly improve your employment chances at the same time. Master programs may be offered online or part-time, so students can pursue their education in a manner that is convenient for them.

 

Estonia is a democratic parliamentary republic divided into fifteen counties, with its capital and largest city being Tallinn. Estonia has 12 public and 8 private universities. The oldest university in the country is the University of Tartu, established in 1632.

Tallinn is the capital city of Estonia and the largest in the country. It has over 400,000 residents. Tallinn city has 2 major universities and over 5 minor institutions of higher learning and sciences.

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Master of Design and Crafts

Estonian Academy of Arts
Campus Full time 2  August 2017 Estonia Tallinn

The Estonian Academy of Arts offers a Master's programme in Design and Crafts, delivered in English. The students enter a common programme but also select a discipline: ceramics, glass art and design, jewellery and blacksmithing, textile design, leather art and accessory design, or fashion design. [+]

Top Masters Programs in Tallinn in Estonia. The two-year Design & Crafts MA programme prepares students for professional practice and helps them identify their own positions as artists — within their communities, society, design field, global economy, natural environment and other contexts. The programme provides students with as many real-world, hands-on situations as possible by giving them access to practising professionals and diverse opportunities. The programme also develops and changes with the students. With each new group, we start with roundtable discussions to find out what our students actually want. What experiences do they value? What is the focus of their interests? What are their professional dreams? The students enter a common programme but also select a specialisation. Students who study in the Design & Crafts programme remain closely connected with their chosen discipline. Regardless of the specialisation, the MA programme focuses on collaboration. This includes group tasks that cross disciplines, so that students with different backgrounds and study experience work together. A significant part of the coursework takes place in the form of workshops (supervised by international lecturers), which aim to break routine and provide inspiration. Design & Crafts specialisations: ceramics glass art and design jewellery and blacksmithing textile design leather art and design fashion design Material-based design and craft disciplines have a unique outlook and philosophy, and the Estonian Academy of Arts is one the few places in the world where it is possible to study in some of these fields at the MA level. Each MA graduate... [-]

Master of Interaction Design

Estonian Academy of Arts
Campus Full time 2  August 2017 Estonia Tallinn

The MA in Interaction Design programme focuses on human-centered design. The ongoing evolution of smart consumer technology has increased the need for well-designed intuitive user interfaces and experiences. [+]

Interaction Design (IxD) is a rapidly developing creative field. The ongoing evolution of smart consumer technology has increased the need for well-designed intuitive user interfaces and experiences. Be it a mobile app, the front-end of a web-based service or a complex system involving different digital and physical experiences, interaction design is an essential part of it. Interaction designers aim to make users’ encounters with sophisticated information and machinery as simple and pleasant as possible. Our program focuses on human-centered design. User research, analysis and testing form the foundation of the curriculum. Theoretical studies are built around practical design projects based on real briefs by companies from Estonia and abroad. User-based, agile design and product/service development methods ensure the sound outcome of the projects. The cooperation of our Master’s programme with the department of Graphic Design lends a solid focus to the skills and tools of graphic user interface design — data visualisation, digital typography, visual design, motion graphics, GUI prototyping, etc. Cooperation with the departments of Product Design, Interior Architecture and the programme of Design & Engineering expands the scope of the curriculum to tangible interaction and interactive spaces. Physical computing, wearable tech and virtual reality are covered by study projects. Graduates of the Interaction Design Master’s programme will be well equipped to run complex product/service development projects and to manage international multi-disciplinary teams. We expect our students to represent a wide variety of backgrounds. Previous experience in design and software development is helpful, but by no means necessary. During... [-]

Master of Interior Architecture

Estonian Academy of Arts
Campus Full time 2  August 2017 Estonia Tallinn

We educate future interior architects. The programme provides the skills to analyse critically, develop and experiment with the different aspects of spatial environment creation and helps to develop a personal, creative approach. [+]

Top Masters Programs in Tallinn in Estonia. The contemporary world is characterised by complexity and rapid change, affecting also the profession of interior architects and spatial designers. The Master's programme in Interior Architecture is based on the principle that a set of design skills, in the narrow sense of the term, is not sufficient for interior architects to be successful in their profession. They also need to understand the broader context and be able to adjust their solutions to changing situations. Our curriculum is divided in two main segments: The first (so-called ‘hi-tech’) segment deals with the interaction between spaces and people, and the ways high technology and smart materials help improve that interaction. The second (so-called ‘low-tech’) segment is based on the notion that if we have good knowledge of our surrounding, broader contexts (such as climate, nature, economy and culture) and their interrelationship, rich imagination and primitive materials are all we need to create fresh, quality spaces. During the first academic year, students participate equally in both segments. The second academic year is dedicated to the Master’s project. For that, students will select one of the two segments — whichever better supports the topic of their project. The overall objective of the Master's curriculum is to prepare an independent creative person who is able to create personalised three-dimensional environments, combining architecture, design, art and technology into a coherent whole and lead the implementation of their spatial design projects. The curriculum provides the skills to analyse critically, develop and... [-]

Master in Urban Studies

Estonian Academy of Arts
Campus Full time 2  August 2017 Estonia Tallinn

The program is situated at the trans-disciplinary crossroad of architecture, urban planning and design, art history and theory, critical geography, sociology, ethnography, and related disciplines. [+]

As events and transformations of the recent decades have forcefully shown, the urban question permeates all major social, economic and political developments of today. The two-year Master’s programme in Urban Studies critically engages with the wide-ranging manifestation of contemporary urbanity. What shapes have the processes of urbanisation assumed today? How are urban spaces produced? The programme foregrounds the unitary perspective of the city as a physical space, a social space and a space of design. It combines rigorous academic research with intensive fieldwork. The programme is situated at the trans-disciplinary crossroad of urban studies, urbanism and urban planning, architecture theory, sociology, urban ethnography and geography. Our students have academic backgrounds in architecture, social sciences or humanities. Integrating critical interrogation and experimental practice, the programme has a triple focus on social uses, spatial programmes and urban forms. The form of assignments includes term-long research studios, intensive workshops, lectures, seminars and field trips. The distinctive mark of the Urban Studies programme is its reliance on theoretically-informed action in the field. We take students’ efforts seriously: the programme engages ‘real’ actors and create opportunities for public presentation, discussion and publication of the best works. The Master’s programme is fully in English and has a strong international orientation. We cooperate with a network of partner institutions in Europe, and we are connected to regional partners in Finland, the Baltic countries and Russia. The curriculum includes a number of workshops and lecture courses by international scholars, architects, urban planners and activists. The education prepares students... [-]

Master in Animation

Estonian Academy of Arts
Campus Full time 2  August 2017 Estonia Tallinn

Estonian Academy of Arts is offering a 2-year Master of Animation programme to postgraduate students interested in animation directing and filmmaking. [+]

Top Masters Programs in Tallinn in Estonia. The Department of Animation was established at the Estonian Academy of Arts in 2006 and since 2007 it has offered a two-year MA in Animation (taught in English). The Animation MA programme is taught by Professor Priit Pärn and Associate Professor Olga Pärn. The main goal of the programme is to successfully educate creators of animated films, providing them with theoretical knowledge and practical skills. The further aim is to contribute to the global development of animation as an art form. Animation is a thriving medium and developing at a greater pace than ever before. It has become part of mass culture, as well as one of its principal forms. Animation can be seen in digital screen graphics, computer games, music videos, films, etc. The basis for any film – including animated film – is the story. The greatest problem in the film world is the lack of good stories. In most of the world’s animation schools, students are not taught the art of good story writing. This is something that sets our programme apart. We place an emphasis on the story and teach Professor Pärn’s unique methodology for creating film scripts. Upon completion of the MA in Animation programme, students have acquired in-depth theoretical and practical animation skills. The students can specialise in specific animation techniques and create individual projects in the appropriate technique. After graduation, the students are qualified to realise themselves as animated film creators, professionals in creative industries or... [-]

Master in Work and Organizational Psychology

Mykolas Romeris University
Campus Full time 2  September 2017 Estonia Tallinn

The programme aims to contribute to the qualification of professionals and researchers in the field of Work, Organizational and Personnel Psychology emphasizing a European approach and perspective. [+]

(joint study programme with Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia) Why this study programme? The programme aims to contribute to the qualification of professionals and researchers in the field of Work, Organizational and Personnel Psychology emphasizing a European approach and perspective. The purpose of the programme is to prepare high qualified psychologists-consultants for organizations with deep explanatory and technological knowledge in work, personnel and organizations, able to implement diagnostic, instrument development and intervention skills for efficiency of the organization and the well-being of personnel. The programme implements the main guidelines developed by the EuroPsy model for the European Diploma of Psychology (EDP) supported by the European Federation of Psychology Association (EFPA). It also follows the Reference Model and Minimal Standards of the European Curriculum in WOP Psychology established by the European Network of Work and Organizational Psychology Professors (ENOP). The programme is implemented by Mykolas Romeris University and Tallinn University of Technology (TUT), Tallinn, Estonia. Students spends the first semester at MRU, the second semester at TUT, the third semester at MRU or TUT and the last semester at MRU. After successful graduation, students receive double Master diplomas in Psychology. As the curriculum follows the requirements of European Federation of Psychology Association (EFPA), European Network of Work and Organizational Psychologists (ENOP) and as this is joint-degree programme, the awarded diploma will be recognized by European countries. Entry requirements University Undergraduate Degree (Bachelor) in Psychology. English language proficiency - the level not lower than B2 (following the Common Framework of Reference for... [-]

Masters in Cyber Security Engineering

Estonian Information Technology College
Campus Full time Part time 3  September 2017 Estonia Tallinn + 1 more

Education: professional higher education [+]

Top Masters Programs in Tallinn in Estonia. Education: professional higher education Language of instruction: English Official length of programme: 3 years, 180 ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) credits Study form: daily study Tuition fee: 2400 € per academic year Start of studies: September 2016 Admission period for foreigners is open: until 1 May 2016 application deadline for Non-EU until 7 July 2016 application deadline for EU Curriculum comprises the following modules: Basic Skills and Competences (16 ECTS) Basics of Information Technology (24 ECTS) IT Systems Development (38 ECTS) IT Systems Administration (22 ECTS) Cyber Security (16 ECTS) Elective subjects (32 ECTS, spread into different modules, selected from a total of 91 ECTS) Internship (27 ECTS) Diploma Thesis (5 ECTS) Admission requirements The prerequisite for admission is secondary education acquired in Estonia or a corresponding level of education acquired in a foreign state. Recognition of an education certificate issued abroad is decided by the Admissions Committee based on the statement and recommendations by the Estonian ENIC/NARIC Centre (Academic Recognition Information Centre). Ranking criteria result of at least level B2 in an internationally recognised English proficiency test: Estonian state examination in English language – 66 points (1997-2013); TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) – 550/213/79 points; IELTS (The International English Language Testing System) – 6,5 points; PET (Preliminary English Test); FCE (First Certificate in English); CAE (Certificate in Advanced English); CPE (Certificate of Proficiency in English). Admission documents application (filled in the admission system); motivation letter; certificate of... [-]

Master in Economy and Business Administration

EuroAcademy
Campus Full time Part time 2  August 2017 Estonia Tallinn + 1 more

Master study will provide deeper knowledge in economy and business administration, forming specialists of strategic thinking. [+]

Master in Economy and Business Administration The programme will provide deeper knowledge in economy and business administration, forming specialists of strategic thinking. Persons having passed the curriculum will be capable to take motivated decisions in their professional activity. Our curricula provide broad-based foundation to understand the economical and business processes, enabling operating both as entrepreneur and employee, specialist in professional sphere or manager. Especial attention in those curricula has been accorded to those groups of subjects, which ensure knowledge about classical components of business administration: management of organisations, management of marketing and accounting and financial management. A specialist of such training is needed by every organisation, independent of area of activities and independent of whether we are dealing with a private company, state or municipal agency. Application can be found in the area of general management, financial management and marketing. The scope of activities of the persons having passed the curriculum as an entrepreneur or specialist can be expanded by directions of curricula we provide: management of culture and management of tourism in professional higher education programme and ecological entrepreneurship and the EU entrepreneurship in Master study programme. Development of such directions characteristic to modernity in our training is possible, by use of synergistic effect of cooperation of departments of our higher school. Members of our faculty have, besides high academic qualification, also the practical management and entrepreneurial experience in Estonian economy. It makes our curricula attractive, inculcating knowledge and skills demanded in real work. Development of student’s creative potential... [-]

Master in Environmental Protection / Environmental Policy

EuroAcademy
Campus Full time Part time 2  August 2017 Estonia Tallinn + 1 more

Environmental protection is a domain of activities where a number of traditional specialities are intertwined. The Curriculum includes the Environmental Policy as the minor field of studies. [+]

Top Masters Programs in Tallinn in Estonia. Master in Environmental Protection / Environmental Policy Environmental protection is a domain of activities where a number of traditional specialities are intertwined. Currently, contribution to environmental protection presupposes not only a sound knowledge of natural sciences but also legal norms, global and regional economic and social processes. The Curriculum includes the Environmental Policy as the minor field of studies. Within the Master curriculum, students master scientific methods of environmental studies, assessing the planning and monitoring of the impact of various objects on the environment, methods of managing the environment´s quality, familiarize themselves with the activities of competent state-run institutions and private companies. Studies at Euroacademy will provide you with a versatile higher academic education in the sphere of environmental protection, education that meets the demands of the day and has potential for growth. Our graduates are successfully employed as specialists in environmental protection at state-run enterprises and institutions, local self-government bodies, Estonian and international enterprises of very different profiles. Languages of instruction: English, Estonian, Russian View programme http://euroakadeemia.ee/media/upload/20150825_kk_mag_en-en.pdf MASTER STUDIES Terms of admission completed higher academic or applied education an interview with the Admission Board. In the language of instruction, the language level B2 is needed, if the previous education has not been acquired in the language of instruction. Tuition fee: €3120 per year with full study load (30 ECTS per semester). Graduates from MA Studies are conferred the academic degree of Master of Sciences in Natural Sciences, MSc. Dean of the Faculty... [-]

Master Degree in Contemporary Performance and Composition (CoPeCo)

Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre
Campus Full time 2  September 2017 Estonia Tallinn

Masters in Contemporary Performance and Composition (CoPeCo) is a joint masters programme for educating performers and composers used to creative interaction during the preparation and presentation of new music and having a high proficiency in working across disciplines and with new technologies. [+]

Master Degree in Contemporary Performance and Composition (CoPeCo) Masters in Contemporary Performance and Composition (CoPeCo) is a joint masters programme for educating performers and composers used to creative interaction during the preparation and presentation of new music and having a high proficiency in working across disciplines and with new technologies. The programme is designed for 2 years (4 semesters) of studies. Each institution is responsible for organizing, carrying out and ensuring quality of academic work during one semester. The responsibility shall be divided as follows: Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre (1st semester); Royal College of Music in Stockholm (2nd semester); National Superior Conservatory of Music and Dance in Lyon (3rd semester); Hamburg University of Music and Theatre ( 4th semester). Organisation of Semesters The CoPeCo Masters Programme is a full-time joint programme (120 ECTS) divided into four semesters of study (30 ECTS each). You will spend each semester in a different institution and country, as follows: 1st semester: Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, Estonia... [-]

Master Degree in Cultural Management

Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre
Campus Full time Part time 2 - 4  September 2017 Estonia Tallinn + 1 more

The objective of the Cultural Management Master`s Programme is to educate professional managers of arts organizations with creative leadership skills and vision; [+]

Top Masters Programs in Tallinn in Estonia. Master Degree in Cultural Management The objective of the Cultural Management Master`s Programme is to educate professional managers of arts organizations with creative leadership skills and vision; entrepreneurs promoting Estonian cultural industries in an international context; administrators and decision-makers in the field of cultural policy and creative industries strategies, who are able to work in and understand the working mechanisms of different cultural fields. The two-year full-time Master Programme in Cultural Management is a joint initiative with Estonian Business School and Estonian Academy of Arts. The programme is international, interdisciplinary and flexible with an emphasis on management of culture and creative industries. The MA programme is intended for those interested in managing cultural institutions and organizing projects - ideal for anyone with experience in the field or deeper interest in culture. Through active learning methods and lively discussion, the course offers students a chance to engage in cultural discourse, learn about creative industries and cultural entrepreneurship while also providing access to creative networks. The latest curricular development will provide a special module on managing creative projects with a societal impact. Piloting the brand new concept and courses based on international cooperation will take place 2014-2015. Lectures are delivered in English and international topics are taught by guest lecturers from the UK, USA, Austria, Serbia, Netherlands, Sweden, Germany and Finland. Courses in management and entrepreneurship are offered by Estonian Business School to provide relevant knowledge on effective management, leadership and entrepreneurship. In addition to... [-]

Master Degree in Music

Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre
Campus Full time Part time 2 - 4  August 2017 Estonia Tallinn + 1 more

A Master's Degree generally takes 2 years to complete. After completing a Master's Degree the student may take a 4-year Doctoral Degree programme. [+]

Master Degree in Music A Master's Degree generally takes 2 years to complete. After completing a Master's Degree the student may take a 4-year Doctoral Degree programme. A student candidate may apply for studies in up to two specialties. If a candidate meets the admission criteria in both specialties, the candidate shall notify the Secretary of Admission of his or her preference by the end of the admission period at the latest. Student candidates shall not be matriculated simultaneously in two specialties. Curricula with English as the study language shall be subject to a tuition fee according to the rates established by the Academic Council. Specialization in Music: piano, harpsichord, organ, violin, viola, cello, double bass, harp, classical guitar, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, saxophone, french horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba, percussion, accordion, estonian harp, voice, choral conducting, orchestral conducting, accompaniment class, chamber ensemble, contemporary improvisation, jazz music, classical composition, electro-acoustic composition, musicology [-]