During EBS's Digital Cleanup and Ringy's device collection month, we once again offer good and useful reading - this time an article on the effective use of smart devices.

In April 2024, a group of MBA students who specialized in Digital Transformation and some alumni from Goethe Business School (GBS) came to a trip to Estonia. Throughout the journey, the group learned a great deal about the successful digitization of Estonian society and visited several inspiring startups. Additionally, they participated in workshops and took the opportunity to explore Tallinn. The host of the event in Estonia was Estonian Business School.

The "Innovative Financial Inclusion in Academia and Field" (IFI) project, supported by Erasmus+ and the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA), was a groundbreaking initiative aimed at integrating academic research with practical education in sustainable finance. Spanning 40 months with 13 partners from 7 countries, including the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, the project made significant strides. It was notably co-led by the Estonian Business School (EBS), focusing on research and development in sustainable and inclusive finance through its Work Package 4 (WP4). The project enriched educational programs, fostered academia-industry collaborations, and culminated in innovative educational outputs like specialized courses and a new Microdegree in "Sustainable and Green Finance."

Estonian Universities Collaborate to Enhance Doctoral Studies Through EU-Funded Project In an ambitious initiative to elevate the quality and appeal of doctoral education, the Estonian Doctoral School has launched a project titled "Cooperation between universities to promote doctoral studies," running from 2021 to 2027. This significant effort is co-funded by the European Union and involves a consortium of Estonia’s leading higher education institutions, EBS among them.