What connects an EBS high school student, head of the Executive Coaching Centre, former EBS rector, and fresh bachelor student? Golf! Every autumn, the EBS golfing community meets in the EBS Madis Habakuk Cup Invitational. This tradition has been going on for 18 years now and traditionally they meet on Madis Habakuk's name day, 21 September. However, this time the event was special in many ways.

EBS is no longer just a home for studying and research. Alongside them, incubators and business accelerators are increasingly finding their place. Our doors are always open to businesses that want to foster innovation and bring new ideas to life. A good example of this is the Tallinn Artificial Intelligence and Automation Hackathon, which took place at the EBS premises on 14-15 September.

EBS's English-language Bachelor programme International Business Administration, which in 2016 was the first in Estonia to receive the highest level of recognition for business schools, the EFMD accreditation, received feedback from the EFMD Commission on the progress made in programme development.

Introweek, which has become a great tradition and was warmly welcomed by students, was held this year from 28 August to 1 September. During the week, designed as an introduction to the academic year, there was a lot going on: informative seminars for new students to get in the mood for their studies, getting to know course mates and lecturers, networking in special Networking Corners, and enjoying social events. It's all about helping new students starting at EBS to integrate quickly and smoothly into the EBS community. For international and exchange students, a special program was put together to make their adjustment to their new home city and country as comfortable as possible.