Estonian Business School (EBS) and the programming school kood/Jõhvi have started a collaboration to offer their students new opportunities in the fields of IT and business education. The first joint project will offer kood/Jõhvi alumni the opportunity to obtain a bachelor's degree in entrepreneurship from EBS in just two years. A year later, EBS students will have the opportunity to receive programming education at kood/Jõhvi.

Throughout its 35 years of operation, EBS has established itself as a highly esteemed provider of high-quality and practical business and entrepreneurship education. We continue to offer entrepreneurial knowledge and business education to future leaders, top specialists, managers, and entrepreneurs, opening admissions for the autumn of 2024. We welcome applications for our university bachelor's, master's, and doctoral programmes.

How can you stay ahead in your personal development and career in the face of constantly changing circumstances and new challenges? The answer lies in lifelong learning and continuous self-improvement. One way to continually acquire new skills and knowledge is to participate in open-level courses, which offer flexible learning opportunities and are suitable for different lifestyles and career choices. But what exactly does Open University mean, and what benefits does it offer? What should you consider when participating in open courses?

The year was 1988; the ideological directions were set, but one man, Madis Habakuk, envisioned a different future... For 35 years, EBS has been striving towards this alternative future every day. This remains crucial today, as we face changing expectations from people and society towards education. Education is and will always be the foundation upon which individuals can build a strong career and life.

Pursuing a master’s degree is a significant step that requires careful consideration and commitment. While it opens the door to numerous opportunities and advantages, it also comes with its own set of challenges. Understanding both the benefits and difficulties associated with earning a master’s degree can help prospective students make informed decisions about their educational paths.

Knowing that the future arrives faster than expected and that a university must be able to glimpse into the future while staying in the present has been natural at EBS throughout its entire operational history. The vision of EBS for the year 2028 highlights keywords such as lifelong learning, internationalisation, collaboration, and the synergy of science and entrepreneurship – to name just a few.

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.