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The Estonian University of Life Sciences and one of the biggest Estonian food producers, Pere, signed a bilateral agreement on November 17, which sets the basis for the Pere product development section to consult the scientists of the univeristy, and Pere in their turn will be offering the students of EMÜ spots for internship and jobs.

Mait Klaassen, the rector of EMÜ, and Andrus Kompus, the director of the Vocational Education Centre of Tartu signed an bilateral agreement on November 16, which aims at creating better conditions for the graduates of the Vocational Education Centre to study in the Estonian University of Life Sciences.

EMÜ Ph.D students earned the grand prize in one of the categories of a science popularisatio...

The first Estonian Rural Life Development Report was published at the Rural Forum on Tuesday, November 8. The report elaborates on the changes in the rural life during the past decades and presents important solutions for future policies.

Paralleling technology developments in human medicine, the University of Life Sciences veterinary clinic in Tartu has been developing a digital case history interface for animal patients.

On November 4 at 16.00 there will be a presentation of Juhani Püttsepp's children's book My Granny's Cow at Rahva Raamat, the bookstore in Tasku Centre. The book aims to give children a fun overview in the form of a story about cows, raising cattle and explain where milk comes from.  

The photo competition for the 2012 calendar of our univeristy is on. The deadline for handing in ...

On November 3-4 Dr. Philipp von Wrangell and Prof. Marian Kazda from (Ulm University, Germany) will visit our University. On November 3 it is possible to listen to their lectures.

BOVA University Network celebrates its 15th birthday with the seminar «Cross-border hi...