The Institute of Education currently provides six bachelor programmes, six master's programmes and one doctoral programme. Two programmes are taught in English: Educational Technology (MA) and Educational Science (PhD). You can find the full list of our programmes here.
Educational Technology (MA) | Margit Kiisler +372 737 6456 Jakobi 5-A101 margit.kiisler@ut.ee |
Educational Science (PhD) | Anneli Adamson +372 737 6440 Jakobi 5-A131 anneli.adamson@ut.ee |
A graduation thesis is required to graduate from the Educational Technology master's programme. The graduation thesis is a pedagogical research paper of either empirical or theoretical nature that meets the requirements of an academic paper, or an article belonging to categories 1.1, 1.2 or 3.1 (based on the Estonian Research Information System classification scheme) that meets the graduation thesis assessment criteria (see Appendix 2), provided that the person defending the thesis is the first or only author of the article.
Students shall choose a supervisor and inform the programme director of their choice in the semester preceding the defence by September 30th at the latest if the thesis is defended in spring or by April 30th at the latest if the thesis is defended in winter. The student shall specify the topic of their graduation thesis in collaboration with the supervisor and write a graduation thesis project that meets the mandatory requirements. The project shall be submitted to the academic affairs specialist in the semester preceding the defence by October 31st at the latest or May 31st at the latest.
See the list with possible thesis topics