Tallinna Tehnikakõrgkool
Scholarships
Researched 2026-07 on tktk.ee: the scholarships page states no awards or competitions are currently open. Every archived award (Metec, Tallinna Vesi, E-Service, ESRI, TTK active-student grant) requires prior enrolment on a named Estonian-taught engineering programme, usually from year 2. No entry-level award exists for international applicants. Tuition is €0 on a state-funded place, so no award is needed to cover fees.
National funding for this destination
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Why this works
- Tuition-free on a state-funded place — full-time students pay nothing while they stay within 6 ECTS of the cumulative curriculum plan.
- Estonia's largest public university of applied sciences (~3,000 students, 6 institutes), so the engineering degree carries state accreditation and EU recognition.
- Applied, industry-facing programmes (mechanical engineering, robotics, electrical engineering, environmental technology, logistics, applied architecture) with employer-funded scholarships for enrolled students.
- A foreign secondary school certificate is accepted; ranking is by secondary GPA plus bonus points, with no separate paid entrance exam.
- Mõdriku campus dormitory costs €60/month — among the cheapest student housing in the EU.
What to check
- All degree programmes are taught in Estonian. English is used only for incoming exchange students — there is no English-taught degree route here.
- Admission requires a group interview on every programme, held in Estonian; it is a pass/fail prerequisite, not a scored component.
- A CIS applicant without Estonian at roughly B2 cannot enter at all — realistically this means a preparatory language year before applying.
- No entry-level scholarships for international applicants; all listed awards require enrolment and, in most cases, a named Estonian-taught engineering programme from year 2.
- Tallinn campus has no dormitory of its own — housing is outsourced to TalTech's student village, and the Kohtla-Järve site has no housing arrangement at all.
- The university may bill tuition retroactively if the student falls more than 6 ECTS behind the cumulative plan, moves to part-time, or withdraws after day 70 of the semester.
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