Tallinn University of Technology for International Students

R E P O R T C A R D

Tallinn University of Technology

Tallinn

Estonia

Tallinn University of Technology (TUT) is Estonia‘s leading technological university and one of the oldest universities in the Baltic region, having been founded back in 1918. TUT is renowned for its high-technology research and teaching programs, ideal for students interested in studying future-oriented disciplines such as engineering and computer science. Unlike many of the other universities in Estonia and the neighboring countries, TUT emphasizes a hands-on, practical approach to learning, enabling students to genuinely develop the skills and knowledge necessary for their future careers.

Overall Score:

49.07

We grade on a curve:

60% and up = A
50 to 60% = B
40-50% = C

Example Tuition for 1 Year ($)

6000

Total Years to Degree

Total Tuition Cost ($)

18000

Location

Tallinn, Estonia is the capital of the small Eastern European country, located just to the south of Finland across the Gulf of Finland. With a population of nearly half a million people, Tallinn serves as a major port and transportation hub in the Baltic Sea region, with a large airport and ferry links to other major cities in Europe. This vibrant yet peaceful city is known for its beautiful architecture, including its iconic medieval city centre and towering Orthodox churches, as well as its world-class restaurants, cultural events, and modern entertainment.

Overall Scores

Academics

57.83

Happiness

47.7

Costs

41.67

Overall Grade

49.07

1. Academics

Rank:

700

This is the university’s academic ranking among the world’s universities with at least one English-taught program and a student body with 6% or more international students.

Teacher/Student Ratio:

12.6

This is how many faculty you’ll find for every student (less is better).

Number of English Taught Programs:

4

This is the number of English-taught undergraduate degree programs you can take.

Total Academic Score:

57.83

If academics was an exam, how would this university do? Here’s their score, on a percentile scale from 0 to 100.

2. Happiness

National Happiness Score:

37.8

This is the university’s home country’s happiness scale, from 1 to 100. You’ll enjoy high freedom and healthy, generous neighbors with high trust in their government.

Percent International:

17

How many students come from abroad? This number might mean robust student support for international students.

National English Proficiency:

58.29

From 1 to 100, how many of your neighbors speak English? How easy will it be to find services in English, like banking or medical care, while you’re abroad?

Total Happiness Score:

47.7

If happiness was an exam, how would the university do? Here’s their score, on a percentile scale from 0 to 100.

3. Costs

Cost of Living Percentile:

33.3

How much does it cost to live in this country? On a scale of 0 to 100, countries that score highest have the lowest cost of living.

Rent Index Percentile:

41.3

Rent is one of the biggest expenses for students in university abroad. How does this country stack up? Higher scores indicate a happier wallet.

Total Tuition: $

18000

We converted the local currency for the international tuition fees into US dollars (USD). We used the lowest-cost degree.

Total Cost Score:

41.67

If costs were a grade on a test, how would this university do? Here’s their score, on a percentile scale from 0 to 100.

4. Overall Score:

49.07

We grade on a curve: 60% and up = A
50 to 60% = B
40-50% = C