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On 1 February, the Estonian University of Life Sciences (EMU) opened admissions to its English-taught degree programmes. New students are invited to apply to the integrated Veterinary Medicine programme, while at the Master’s level studies are offered in Landscape Architecture and Environmental Governance and Adaptation to Climate Change.

The Estonian University of Life Sciences is participating in a deep tech start-up programme with a total budget of €12.6 million. The programme aims to accelerate the growth of deep tech companies and to support the commercialisation of research-based ideas.

On the eve of Independence Day, the President of the Republic of Estonia will award state decorations to 203 individuals from Estonia and abroad whose work and dedication have helped make Estonia more knowledgeable, caring, resilient, and enterprising.

On 27–28 January, a meeting of the BOVA university network took place in Kaunas at the Veterinary Academy of the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences.

As always, the Department of Academic Affairs is organizing an orientation programme for new Erasmus+ exchange students.

A study led by researchers from the Estonian University of Life Sciences shows that the increase in water temperature caused by river impoundment creates disease hotspots that threaten one of our most valued fish species, the brown trout. Published in the prestigious scientific journal Communications Biology, the study highlights an important but previously overlooked environmental impact of dams