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Women Behind Humanities Crisis? How Women’s Emancipation Has Affected University Majors in the US It often comes as a surprise to others when I tell people that I used to study electrical engineering in my previous studies. It is either because they think that engineering is too difficult, or undesirable for girls, or that it is too good to leave! The latter one may pertain to modern days as spe...

"What is required? What do I know? What do I need to learn?" - An interview with Milan Pol I am a student of Educational Sciences. My passion in education started when I happened to experience two education systems. First in a developing country, still trying to build itself and leave Soviet system leftovers behind. And, the second in one of the top-notch universities in western Europe. L...

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Our second guest on FEMCE podcast is Gerly Tammiste, study curator of BA in Politics and Governance at Tallinn University, and Ph.D. candidate/lecturer at Tallinn University. We discuss the connections between the students' expectations and what universities can offer in return.

Vladimir Svet is our first guest on FEMCE podcast.
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Vladimir Svet, our first guest on FEMCE podcast.
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"...we are entering an era where the emphasis should be less on ready competence and more on transferable skills." ~ Gyan Nagpal

“Future Experts Meet Current Experts” is a project of young enthusiasts from Tallinn University, who despite their diverse international backgrounds ask themselves the same questions. We have organized the series of podcast discussions, blog entries and interviews with those in charge of academic programmes at universities, employers and young successful professionals. By conveying the research and meeting the experts we are diving deep into the realities of the current education system, demands on the labour market and challenges students face after graduation.

Liberal Arts Degree - a land of nowhere and everywhere. _ Read Fatemeh's blog about how to navigate studying Liberal Arts in the 21st century.

Liberal Arts, Where Art Thou? “ Aaaah, it is Arts then. You paint and all, right?” “ Actually, no. It’s not Fine Arts, it’s an interdisciplinary study in humanities, for example, History, Philosophy, Anthropology, Literature and so on.” “ I still don’t get what you’re studying!” This is pretty much my usual c...

Underemployment of university graduates is a common phenomenon. Read more about it in Mihhails and Roman's blog.

I have a degree, now what? It is a very common question uttered by many fresh university graduates. After leaving the temple of high learning, they struggle to apply their study knowledge at work. Is this an inescapable fact or can something be done about it? No one enters university thinking “I hope I will be unemployed af...

The tension between theory-based academic background and practical skillset demanding labor market. How can we address this issue? – Read more in Salome’s blog.

Theory For the Sake of Theory or Practice? At least once in your lifetime, you must have encountered a long list of requirements for your dream job, including years of experience, an MA degree and an endless list of skills and qualifications you need to meet - and you go blank. You start thinking: “Well, I have graduated, I have no working...