Throughout its 35 years of operation, EBS has established itself as a highly esteemed provider of high-quality and practical business and entrepreneurship education. We continue to offer entrepreneurial knowledge and business education to future leaders, top specialists, managers, and entrepreneurs, opening admissions for the autumn of 2024. We welcome applications for our university bachelor's, master's, and doctoral programmes.

EBS Doctoral Programme in Management is a unique, highly individualised double-track PhD programme, which focuses on real-world impact. Doctoral candidates are offered a choice between a classical academic research track and a NEW experimental applied track.

Did you know that over 800 million functioning mobile phones lie unused in drawers across European homes? Therefore, check your drawers because, with the help of EBS and Ringy, you now have the opportunity to give our planet a caring and green hug!

It's time for spring cleaning - a great opportunity not just for tidying up your home and wardrobe, but also for organizing your computer and digital devices, and getting rid of digital clutter. A green-minded and forward-looking citizen already knows that any file you no longer need is digital trash. Digital trash includes unnecessary files, programs, photos, videos, emails, and more. It is data that does not add value, as it is often either for one-time use or redundant. Digital trash is data volume forgotten by people, but its existence harms the environment since it requires resources to maintain. Therefore, we all need occasional reminders to consciously sort our trash. 

In 2024, the richness of Estonian culture is celebrated as the year's theme. This cultural richness originates from each of us and gains momentum in everyday activities. We notice, cherish, and preserve the diversity of cultures within Estonian communities and nations, even here at EBS. It is a value that unites all of us who carry Estonia in our hearts.

From February 1 to June 30, 2024, the EBS Library Reading Room hosts the exhibition "Cultural Differences in the Workplace" (A. Lauteri 3, Tallinn, 2nd floor, room 234).