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During this month of digital and green focus, we are sharing interesting and useful reading material. This time, the topic is "smartphone addiction." Do you recognize yourself in this?

Estonian Business School (EBS) is the first university in the Baltic region to announce a new course in resilience and crisis management for both MBA students and entrepreneurs in its Tallinn campus in autumn semester of 2024. 

The Free Market Road Show, organised by the Austrian Economics Centre and the Hayek Institute in collaboration with EBS's Centre for Free Economic Thought, made its stop in Tallinn on a beautiful, warm afternoon. A good crowd gathered at the event, choosing it as the most valuable option over the rare sunny day outside! This year's event centred on Friedrich August von Hayek and his fundamental contributions to the social sciences and the understanding of liberty.

Building a startup is hard work - especially when the economy is declining or a crisis hits, and funding becomes scarce. Given the already slim chances of survival for startups, it's no wonder that even more of these companies shut their doors during such times.

EBS Doctoral Programme in Management is a unique, highly individualised double-track PhD programme, which focuses on real-world impact. Doctoral candidates are offered a choice between a classical academic research track and a NEW experimental applied track.

Open lecture at the Estonian Business School (EBS) on 3rd April 2024. Speaker: Keit Pentus-Rosimannus, member of the European Court of Auditors

EBS is teaming up with Samm Korraga to bring you the ultimate wardrobe renewal event! Join us on May 2nd at Estonian Business School for a day of sustainable fashion, where you can buy and sell your pre-loved pieces.

In today's world, virtually every person has encountered technologies that make tasks easier and faster to some extent. Additionally, technology aids in making various decisions. In the business world, a variety of programs have been developed to simplify decision-making by collecting information and presenting it in an organized manner.

Did you know that over 800 million functioning mobile phones lie unused in drawers across European homes? Therefore, check your drawers because, with the help of EBS and Ringy, you now have the opportunity to give our planet a caring and green hug!

It's time for spring cleaning - a great opportunity not just for tidying up your home and wardrobe, but also for organizing your computer and digital devices, and getting rid of digital clutter. A green-minded and forward-looking citizen already knows that any file you no longer need is digital trash. Digital trash includes unnecessary files, programs, photos, videos, emails, and more. It is data that does not add value, as it is often either for one-time use or redundant. Digital trash is data volume forgotten by people, but its existence harms the environment since it requires resources to maintain. Therefore, we all need occasional reminders to consciously sort our trash. 

This week, we have the pleasure of hosting Prof. Edita Gimžauskienė, Professor of Accounting, Vice Rector for Strategic Partnerships at Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) and President of BMDA (Baltic Management Development Association). Her visit to EBS is through the Erasmus+ programme ad she is giving two seminars during the stay. 

On 12th March, Kristiina Urb defended her doctoral thesis at EBS, titled “Analysing Interorganisational Activities Between Cultural and Creative Industries and Other Sectors on A Managerial Level,” and was awarded a Doctor of Philosophy in Management degree. The doctoral thesis opens new perspectives for promoting economic growth and innovation through activities between the cultural and creative industries and other sectors.