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Over 700 applications were submitted to EBS

This year, more than 700 admission applications were submitted to the Estonian Business School, almost 500 of them at the bachelor's and 200 at the master's level. Compared to last year, the amount of high quality applications received to the doctoral studies was especially surprising.

EBS High School student Sofia Blokhin is participating in Chess Olympics!

At the International Chess Olympics in Chennai, India, taking place from July 28 to August 9, Estonia will be presented by a ten-member team, including Sofia Bolokhin, an 11th grade student of EBS High School. In total five female and five male players from Estonia are heading to the Olympics.

Is a moderate jog good enough for the higher education?

The demands of the new world are constantly changing. Along with this, universities must change to give higher education that can contribute to this world. The advantage of Estonian Business School as the only private university in Estonia, is speed and flexibility. With EBS education you can be certain that it meets the requirements of the new world!

EBS’s doctoral student’s paper recognised as the best

EBS’s PhD student Piret Masso’s article „Employer benefits affecting the employees’ intention to leave in different age groups“, co-authored by Krista Jaakson and Kaire Põder, won the best paper award in a PhD Summer School.

EBS student company ScanMe represented Estonia at the pan-European business competition

At the GEN-E 2022 competition of European student companies, held in Tallinn on July 12-14, the best young entrepreneurs in Europe were found out. Estonian student companies were represented by EBS students Perla Avi and Katriin Saarniit, whose company ScanMe won second place in the 2022 EBS student companies competition.

EBSters rose to the podium on five occasions at Students' Summer Games!

Another Student Summer Games at the Kääriku Sports Center have come to an end and as always our EBS team of 44 sportsmen and sportswomen did not return empty-handed.

Uus maailm vajab uue mõttemaailmaga juhte!

Are you ready to change the world or are you the one being changed?

EBS’s innovative MA programme focuses on the challenges of the future world. Learn how to contribute to the society and the living environment whilst being a great leader and a successful entrepreneur.

EBS Helsinki Alumna Nina Jalo: “EBS empowered me to reach higher and put me on a path to finding what I’m good at.“

Nina Jalo graduated from EBS Helsinki in 2015. Currently, she works as Global Offering Manager, Insights for Smarter Buildings at KONE. Read more about her journey and why EBS was the right choice for her.

Application deadline for EBS bachelor’s programmes is approaching!

Estonia’s oldest and only business university gives you a truly high-level and modern education. The last day to submit your application for EBS bachelor’s July 4 in Tallinn and July 11 in Helsinki.

Change starts with education, this is why you need an MA!

It is time to act upon the large challenges at hand that impact our future and our planet. Businesses have an increased pressure to deal with societal, environmental, and economical issues. However, they are currently poorly equipped to do so. To tackle all these issues, a next generation of managers and leaders with a new mindset is needed. Within the MA programme Business Innovation in the New Economy, we focus exactly on these topics preparing you as a leader who is ready for whatever the future may bring.

The business administration programme in EBS rated as one of the best in the world

The International Business Administration Bachelor’s programme in EBS has received an EFMD accreditation for the third time, proving its high position among the world’s 122 best business administration programmes.

EBS webinar: green financing is here to stay, but is your company ready?

Today, customers, financiers and governments expect to manage companies in a way which respects the planet and society. The sustainability of companies is regulated both internationally and at the level of the European Union, customers increasingly want to know how the production process is structured, and CEOs are expected to have knowledge of circular management and the right mindset.