Estonian Entrepreneurship University of Applied Sciences
About
Estonian Entrepreneurship University of Applied Sciences charges from €3,200/year — among the lowest in the EU for English-taught business, IT, and social-science degrees — with IELTS 6.0 and programmes also offered in Estonian and Russian. Based in Tallinn's Ülemiste City tech hub, it gives students direct access to one of Europe's densest startup ecosystems.
Tallinn attracts young entrepreneurs and startup founders—co-working spaces, pitch events, and business meetups happen regularly. The city's startup culture is disproportionately visible for its size, making it a natural fit for students interested in entrepreneurship or business development.
Application deadlines
- September (non-EU)Jun 30
EU applicants until Aug 30
Accommodation
Scholarships
- 🏛Harno degree scholarship
- 🏛Harno short-course grants
- 🏛Estophilus Scholarship
Harno national scholarships open to all CIS/Eastern European students. Apply via harno.ee.
National funding for this destination
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Why this works
- Tuition of €3,200/year is among the lowest in the EU for English-taught applied bachelor and master programmes.
- IELTS 6.0 is a moderate entry bar, accessible to most CIS students with solid school English.
- Estonia is an EU/Schengen member — graduates receive the same EU residence and work rights as from any Western European university.
- Programmes are taught in English, Estonian, and Russian, reducing the language adaptation burden for CIS students.
- Located in Tallinn's Ülemiste City tech hub, giving students direct access to one of Europe's densest startup ecosystems.
- TRP holders may work 20 hours per week during term and full-time during holidays, enabling self-funding throughout studies.
What to check
- EUAS is a private applied-sciences institution — its diploma carries less weight than a public research university diploma outside the Baltic region.
- No university dormitory is available; students must find private housing in Tallinn at €300–500/month on their own.
- Tuition fees for individual programmes are not published online — the exact cost per course must be confirmed directly with admissions.
- Tallinn is a small capital city: the professional job market outside IT and logistics is limited compared to Berlin, Amsterdam, or Warsaw.
- The applied-sciences (Rakenduskõrgkool) tier means the diploma is not equivalent to a classical university degree in all countries — check recognition in your home country before enrolling.
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