How to study well?

The student body of the University of Tartu has prepared the good practice of learning which gives a good overview of how studying at the university should be done and how to do well at the university.

Motivation is a prerequisite for good learning. However, it is a joint effort, because it is up to the student to choose a specialisation that interests them, to set their own learning goals and to actively participate in their studies, and the university supports them with well-designed teaching, guidance and counselling.


Studying well

  • means goal-orientedness and structure;
  • involves self-reflection and analysis of learning;
  • means focus, openness and exploration;
  • requires preparation and independent work;
  • means cooperation with fellow students;
  • involves cooperation with lecturers and the supervisor;
  • means adhering to ethical principles.
A moment of reflection: Is your understanding of learning in line with the good practice of learning? Are there any topics you could be more aware of in order to do well at university?

On the website of the organisation of studies, you can find the most important information about the university’s curricula in professional higher education, bachelor’s, master’s and integrated studies. Read also the frequently asked questions on academic affairs.

The most important bylaw governing teaching at the university is the Study Regulations.

The formal exchange of information at the university relating to academic affairs takes place in the Study Information System (SIS).

Good practices at the university help understand the core values and requirements at the University of Tartu.

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