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International Conference Mires and Wilderness

International Conference «Mires and Wilderness» will be held in Tartu on April 18th – 20th in the Conference Hall of the Library of Tartu University (W.Struwe 1).

Committee of the Regions "Thesis competition"

The Committee of the Regions of the European Union (CoR) is organising an annual doctoral thesis competition on local and regional authorities in the European Union.

Renewable Energy Technologies

BOVA course «Renewable Energy Technologies» (4,5 ECTS points)  will take place on April 4-8 in Kaunas, Lithuania.

Large Scale Landscape Design Teaching

The aim of the course is to: - understand the specifics of large-scale landscape design - differentiate the empirical, hermeneutical and the design approaches, assign each one to the different analyse questions - become acquainted with the specific landscape structure elements and typologies on the large scale (design repertoire) and concerning the didactic requirements - learn a for-step-strategy “design analyses - experimental analysis - discourse - concept design” - abductive strategies to encourage creativity, ideas and conceptual consequence.

The conference "7th Framework Program – looking into the future"

The conference «7th Framework Program – looking into the future» will take place on March 10th in Nordic Hotel Forum (Viru väljak 3).

BOVA course "Forest Tree Breeding and Adaptation"

BOVA course "Forest Tree Breeding and Adaptation"  to be held on March 21-25, 2011. The course will start in Lithuania and continue in Latvia. This course is worked out by the joint teaching team from Baltic and Nordic universities and is intended to give to interested students the best knowledge and practice from different countries point of view in forest tree breeding and adaptation. 

BOVA course "Animal Welfare Assessment"

BOVA course «Animal Welfare Assessment» to take place in Tartu  on March 7-11. The course aims to provide students with the confidence and competence to assess the welfare of animals kept  by humans; as pets, in rescue centers, for display, for research and for food production.

A scientist from Eesti Maaülikool gives a new explanation for enhanced competitiveness of evergreens under global change

Ülo Niinemets from Eesti Maaülikool, the Estonian University of Life Sciences together with Spanish colleagues proposes a new hypothesis explaining the movement of biomes (macroecosystems) under globally changing climate. 

New master’s programme of Landscape Architecture in English

Eesti Maaülikool, Estonian University of Life Sciences is starting an English-language Master's programme for landscape architecture next academic year.