# Estonian Entrepreneurship University of Applied Sciences

> private · Tallinn · estonia

## Facts

- **Tuition, non-EU:** €3200 — verified 2026-06-04
- **IELTS minimum:** 6 — verified 2026-06-04
- **Financial proof for a student residence permit:** €10,560 per year (2026, Politsei- ja Piirivalveamet + State Budget Act: https://www.politsei.ee/en/instructions/residence-permit-for-study)

**Intakes and deadlines**

| Intake | Deadline | Notes |
| --- | --- | --- |
| September (non-EU) | Jun 30 | EU applicants until Aug 30 |

Deadlines verified 2026-06-04.

## Profile

- **Country:** estonia (EE)
- **City:** Tallinn
- **Type:** private
- **Fields:** business, it, social-sciences
- **Study routes:** direct-master, foundation-pathway, applied-sciences
- **Website:** https://euas.eu/
- **Address:** Suur-Sõjamäe 10a, 11415 Tallinn, Estonia
- **Campus note:** Tallinn. No university dormitory. Private housing.
- **Data verified:** 2026-06-04

## About

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.

## Strengths

- 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.

## Watch out for

- 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.

## Scholarships

- **National schemes:** Harno degree scholarship, Harno short-course grants, Estophilus Scholarship
- **Note:** Harno national scholarships open to all CIS/Eastern European students. Apply via harno.ee.
- **Researched:** 2026-05

## Accommodation

- **University dormitory:** no
- **Private housing:** €300–450
- **Rent figures describe:** the city of Tallinn
- **How to apply:** No university dormitory. Private housing in Tallinn.
- **Notes:** Tallinn campus. Private shared flats €300–500/month.
- **Source:** https://euas.eu/en/

## National and EU scholarships for this destination

- [Estonian Government Scholarship](https://studyroute.app/scholarships/estonian-government-scholarship.md) — €350/month (Bachelor's & Master's) · €660/month (PhD), 2026/2027
- [Erasmus+](https://studyroute.app/scholarships/erasmus-plus.md) — Monthly mobility grant set by the home institution + possible top-ups
- [Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters](https://studyroute.app/scholarships/erasmus-mundus.md) — Full scholarship: tuition + travel, visa & a monthly living allowance (set per programme)

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