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On 18th October at 6 PM, the Estonian Academy of Sciences will host the grand final gala of the international “Science in 3 Minutes” competition, where 19 international PhD students from various Estonian universities will present their research in just three minutes.

The Estonian Business School (EBS) Senate has awarded the prestigious title of Professor Emeritus to Professor Tiit Elenurm in recognition of his remarkable 24-year contribution to the university's teaching, research, and development efforts.

At the Teacher of the Year Gala, held on 5 October 2024 at the Jõhvi Concert Hall, the National Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to Olav Aarna, Emeritus Professor at Estonian Business School. According to the Ministry of Education and Research, Aarna is a key figure in shaping the education system, with contributions ranging from engineering sciences to promoting lifelong learning.

Research Estonia published an article in October 2024 based on the research of Mehruba Shabaab Haque, a Junior Research Fellow at EBS, discussing how social media content creators can positively influence women’s body confidence. Edited by Jaan-Juhan Oidermaa, the article was written as part of the “Science in 3 Minutes” program and competition.

In the last week of September, EBS had the honour of hosting a five-member delegation from Yerevan Haybusak University for intensive training on outcome-based curriculum development and teaching methods.

Madis Habakuk Cup Invitational 2024 brought together a record number of EBS alumni and students from various years, offering not only a fun day of golf, but also a great chance to reconnect

On the 2nd of September 2024, a new academic year commenced at EBS High School. During the formal opening ceremony, Headmaster Kersti Uudla warmly welcomed students and teachers with an inspiring speech, encouraging everyone to set new goals and take full advantage of the opportunities this school year presents.

On Friday, August 30, 2024, all members of the EBS academic community gathered in the school auditorium for the official opening ceremony of the academic year. Following tradition, the event began with the Estonian national anthem, after which EBS Chancellor, the university’s Rector, the Headmistress of the Gymnasium, and the heads of postgraduate and continuing education programs addressed the audience. Despite various challenges, the consensus was clear: EBS is ready to maintain and strengthen its position as a leading business school both in Estonia and internationally. The ceremony also included recognition of the outstanding faculty members and contributors to the school’s development efforts from the previous academic year.

The 27th Nordic Academy of Management (NFF) Conference 2024, a significant event in the field of management research, took place in Reykjavik, Iceland, hosted by the University of Iceland (Háskóli Íslands). This prominent conference brought together scholars and researchers from across the Nordic countries to discuss the latest advancements in management studies. Among the esteemed participants were two dedicated researchers from Estonian Business School (EBS), Aleksandra Kekkonen and Ilona Beliatskaya, who made notable contributions to the conference.

EBS High School has recently completed an extensive internal evaluation process, the results of which are reflected in the 2023 report. The internal evaluation covered the period from 2015 to 2023, focusing on various aspects of the school's operations, including management, resource management, collaboration with stakeholders, and teaching and educational processes. The goal of the evaluation was to identify the school's strengths and potential areas for improvement, ensuring conditions that support student development and the school's continuous growth.

Dear EBS Community! We are kicking off the new academic year in true EBS spirit — with events that unite our community, inspire, and create lasting memories! You are warmly invited to join us!

The EBS Summer School on Digitalisation and Sustainability brought together 75 participants from four continents to Tallinn and Helsinki, making it a key event for emerging global leaders. Hosted by the Estonian Business School (EBS), the programme featured intensive workshops and lectures led by 20 experts from top institutions. Participants explored how digital transformation and the green transition can drive sustainable business, reflecting EBS’s commitment to innovation and international collaboration.