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The general construction contract for the Eedu Education and Business Campus has been signed with the construction company NOBE. The recently signed agreement amounts to €69 million.

Study in Estonia invites prospective students to Online Expo webinar to discover 150+ English-taught degree programs in top Estonian universities. EBS is delighted to be among them, highlighting the educational opportunities of our university.

EBS High School representatives visited their new partner school, SSOŠE Košická Akadémia, in Košice, Slovakia, to strengthen cooperation and prepare for student exchanges.

Aldous Huxley Centre's Children's Philosophy, Literature, and Art Club for 7–13-year-olds launched last autumn. The aim of the club’s activities is to inspire children to read books, express their thoughts, and paint in order to develop the cooperation of different senses. The Aldous Huxley Centre was established in collaboration between Estonian Business School and the Edmund Burke Society.

The Estonian Business School (EBS) is proud to announce the successful completion of a collaborative project with Yerevan Haybusak University (YHU). This initiative, generously supported by ESTDEV – Eesti Rahvusvahelise Arengukoostöökeskus, focused on reforming YHU's bachelor programme in management to align it with the European Standards and Guidelines (ESG) for Quality Assurance in the European Higher Education Area.

In modern management, one of the key questions is how to design and lead teams to achieve maximum performance. Let’s take a closer look at what management science and practice recommend.

Nominations for the Best and Worst Law of 2024 Open Until the End of January. The Competition for the Best and Worst Law of 2024, organised by the Estonian Service Industry Association in collaboration with the Estonian Lawyers Association and the business newspaper Äripäev, invites submissions of reasoned nominations for laws adopted by the Riigikogu in 2024. Nominations can be submitted until 31 January 2025.

How can you stay ahead in your personal development and career in the face of constantly changing circumstances and new challenges? The answer lies in lifelong learning and continuous self-improvement. One way to continually acquire new skills and knowledge is to participate in open-level courses, which offer flexible learning opportunities and are suitable for different lifestyles and career choices. But what exactly does Open University mean, and what benefits does it offer? What should you consider when participating in open courses?

Executives are typically doing a good job at managing existing business, but the omnipresent need for growth requires ever more from them. Growth opportunities by way of product development and tweaking the existing business models have usually already been realised. Companies know well that their today’s products/services and business models are going to have a lifetime and are ultimately going to fade. But this fact of life doesn’t really need to matter as long as companies are continually changing, reinventing and transforming themselves by way of innovation.

At the beginning of 2025, the Principal of EBS High School delivered a speech encouraging students to use the coming months for self-reflection and goal setting. She emphasised the importance of taking responsibility, improving communication skills, and fostering a positive community. The director offered practical advice on how to make the new year the most successful and meaningful one yet.