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Join us for the presentation of the newly released volume “Performance Challenges in Organization Sustainability”, an insightful exploration into the complex tensions and practical dilemmas organizations face in striving for sustainable performance.

Many of us reach a point in our professional lives when we ask ourselves, “Is this it?” The routine becomes too comfortable, growth stagnates, and the thought emerges that there might be something more. The desire to grow, to think on a larger scale, and to do something meaningful is not accidental. At such a moment, education becomes a strategic tool.

This autumn, Estonian Business School (EBS) and the coding school kood/Jõhvi will launch Estonia’s first English-taught bachelor’s programme that brings together technological skills and business acumen. The new programme, Business and Technology Management, responds to the growing demand in the labour market for leaders who understand both software development and business strategy.

A recent global study by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) highlights a clear trend – interest in European business schools has grown significantly. According to the survey, application numbers have even surpassed the peak seen during the pandemic in 2020, with growth particularly strong among students seeking study opportunities both at home and abroad. Deans of European business schools have shared their perspectives and reflections on this development in the EFMD Global blog.

As a Community for Growth and Responsibility, Estonian Business School is proud to support the Free Being Me programme – an evidence-based global initiative that addresses appearance-related anxiety and promotes body confidence among young people.

Students from the EBS Gymnasium Entrepreneurship and European Cultural History study track took part in their traditional European study trip, which this year took them to London. A total of 36 students participated, accompanied by three teachers.

From 24 to 28 March, students and teachers from EBS High School were in Košice, Slovakia to participate in an Erasmus+ learning project.

Over the next decade, Estonia’s labour market will face an annual shortfall of approximately 1,400 top specialists and 700 skilled workers—gaps that cannot be filled by local graduates of formal education. According to a recent OSKA study, involving foreign labour to a certain extent is inevitable.

It is not often that a doctoral student gets the chance to spend weeks in a host institution, fully immersed in studying a specific aspect of that country up close. But this was exactly the opportunity that Hira Wahajat Malik, Scott Abel, and Faisal Mohammed received when Estonian Business School (EBS) joined the MOCCA project under the guidance of Senior Researcher Gaygysyz Ashyrov. From Tallinn to Lund, Tashkent, and Bishkek, these EBS students embarked on an academic journey that would shape both their research and personal perspectives.

We invite everyone who has witnessed and experienced the outstanding work of teachers and other education professionals, noticed an exceptional educational achievement, or knows a dedicated supporter of education to nominate them for this competition!

Join us at EBS for an insightful conference analyzing the first year of President Javier Milei’s administration in Argentina. Distinguished speakers from Argentina and Estonia, including both nations' ambassadors, will discuss Milei’s bold economic reforms, fiscal austerity measures, and their impact on Argentina’s recovery. The event will also explore parallels with Estonia’s liberal reforms and the growing ties between the two nations. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of Argentina’s transformation and its global significance!

A condolence and remembrance message for a highly esteemed lecturer.