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The ''Tallinn University of Technology'' ('''Tallinna Tehnikaülikool''', TUT) supports e-learning through its e-courses. | |||
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Founded in 1918 as an engineering college (university status was granted in 1936), [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn University of Technology (TUT)] has now become one of the largest universities in Estonia. | Founded in 1918 as an engineering college (university status was granted in 1936), [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn University of Technology (TUT)] has now become one of the largest universities in Estonia. | ||
The Tallinn University of Technology main office is in Tallinn, [[Estonia]]. The University is structured into eight faculties, three colleges and six research and development institutions. The faculties are: Civil Engineering, Power Engineering, Humanities, Information Technology, Chemical and Materials Technology, Economics and Business Administration, Science and Mechanical Engineering. The application oriented bachelor-level programs in different technical and economic fields of study are offered in the three colleges - Business College, Kuressaare College and Virumaa College. | |||
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TUT has over 13,000 students and personnel of 1,970 (incl. affiliated institutions). Instruction is conducted in Estonian, however, during the first two years, Russian-based general studies are also possible. Selected courses are delivered in English. Tallinn University of Technology is also one of the main providers of ICT education in Estonia. The share of e-courses within total courses is aimed at 15 % in 2010 (4 % in 2005). | |||
The Tallinn University of Technology web site is at http://www.ttu.ee. | |||
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Revision as of 15:07, 23 July 2009
The Tallinn University of Technology (Tallinna Tehnikaülikool, TUT) supports e-learning through its e-courses.
Founded in 1918 as an engineering college (university status was granted in 1936), Tallinn University of Technology (TUT) has now become one of the largest universities in Estonia.
The Tallinn University of Technology main office is in Tallinn, Estonia. The University is structured into eight faculties, three colleges and six research and development institutions. The faculties are: Civil Engineering, Power Engineering, Humanities, Information Technology, Chemical and Materials Technology, Economics and Business Administration, Science and Mechanical Engineering. The application oriented bachelor-level programs in different technical and economic fields of study are offered in the three colleges - Business College, Kuressaare College and Virumaa College.
TUT has over 13,000 students and personnel of 1,970 (incl. affiliated institutions). Instruction is conducted in Estonian, however, during the first two years, Russian-based general studies are also possible. Selected courses are delivered in English. Tallinn University of Technology is also one of the main providers of ICT education in Estonia. The share of e-courses within total courses is aimed at 15 % in 2010 (4 % in 2005).
The Tallinn University of Technology web site is at http://www.ttu.ee.
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