At a glance
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Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
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Bachelor's
Level
The University of Tartu offers various courses which are detailed in the Study Information System (SIS). Course versions for the upcoming academic year are made public starting from March 1 for foreign-language courses and April 15 for others. The SIS provides comprehensive information for each course, including its code, title, lecturer, credit points (ECTS), learning objectives, content description, schedule, assessment methods, and any prerequisites for enrollment.
Frequently asked questions
- How can I find information about Bachelor's courses?
- Course details, including code, title, lecturer, credit points, learning objectives, content, schedule, and assessment methods, are available in the University of Tartu's Study Information System (SIS). Information for foreign-language courses is typically released by March 1, and for others by April 15.
- What are the English language proficiency requirements for Bachelor's programmes?
- You must prove English proficiency with scores from tests like IELTS Academic (6.0 overall, 5.5 in each part), TOEFL iBT (75 before Jan 21, 2026), Cambridge English (169), or PTE Academic (59). Test results must be no more than two years old and valid for at least one month after the application deadline.
- Are Bachelor's programmes fee-based?
- Yes, Bachelor's programmes at the University of Tartu are fee-based for international students.
- How do I apply for a Bachelor's programme?
- Applications are submitted through the DreamApply system. Ensure you meet the English language proficiency requirements before submitting your application and required documents.
- Are there scholarships available for Bachelor's students?
- The programme mentions scholarships for expatriate Estonians and an Estonian national scholarship programme for international students, both with varying amounts and application through Harno. Full tuition fee exemptions (Tuition Waivers) are mentioned for Master's programmes for EU/EEA/Swiss citizens meeting study load requirements, but not explicitly for Bachelor's programmes.
Entry requirements
IELTS Academic6.0 overall, with no part below 5.5
TOEFL iBT75 (before 21 Jan 2026), or specific section scores (after 21 Jan 2026)
Cambridge English169
PTE Academic59
English language proficiency test results must have been taken no more than 2 years before applying and must be valid for at least one month after the application deadline. Applicants must be able to provide proof of proficiency by the application deadline. Certain state exams from Estonia, Finland, Latvia, and Lithuania are also accepted.
Fees
Tuition (international)Bachelor's programmes are fee-based. Many Master's programmes offer tuition waivers for EU/EEA/Swiss citizens.
Tuition (home)—
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Tuition waivers for Master's programs require meeting a nominal study load (30 ECTS per semester); failure to do so may result in fees for unearned credits.
Scholarships
Tuition-waiver student placesFull tuition fee exemption
Scholarship program aimed at supporting the studies of expatriate Estonians in EstoniaVaries
Estonian national scholarship programme for international studentsVaries
Frequently asked questions
How can I find information about Bachelor's courses?
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Course details, including code, title, lecturer, credit points, learning objectives, content, schedule, and assessment methods, are available in the University of Tartu's Study Information System (SIS). Information for foreign-language courses is typically released by March 1, and for others by April 15.
What are the English language proficiency requirements for Bachelor's programmes?
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You must prove English proficiency with scores from tests like IELTS Academic (6.0 overall, 5.5 in each part), TOEFL iBT (75 before Jan 21, 2026), Cambridge English (169), or PTE Academic (59). Test results must be no more than two years old and valid for at least one month after the application deadline.
Are Bachelor's programmes fee-based?
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Yes, Bachelor's programmes at the University of Tartu are fee-based for international students.
How do I apply for a Bachelor's programme?
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Applications are submitted through the DreamApply system. Ensure you meet the English language proficiency requirements before submitting your application and required documents.
Are there scholarships available for Bachelor's students?
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The programme mentions scholarships for expatriate Estonians and an Estonian national scholarship programme for international students, both with varying amounts and application through Harno. Full tuition fee exemptions (Tuition Waivers) are mentioned for Master's programmes for EU/EEA/Swiss citizens meeting study load requirements, but not explicitly for Bachelor's programmes.