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The veterinary medicine curriculums at the Estonian University of Life Sciences have received full accreditation from the European Association of Veterinary Schools, confirming that the programs meet high European standards. The quality certificate is valid until 2032.

By the submission deadline of 20 October, a total of twelve entries were received for the Estonian University of Life Sciences’ public procurement competition titled “Design Competition for the Small Animal Clinic of the Institute of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences.” The submitted design proposals have now been forwarded to the jury for evaluation.

On the evenings of September 24th and 25th, scientists at the Estonian University of Life Sciences opened the doors of their laboratories to the public, offering a behind-the-scenes look at how science is done. Over the course of two evenings, more than 250 curious visitors explored the university's Tartu campus in Tähtvere.

Young endurance rider Katriin Kalle represented Estonia and the entire Baltic region with determination at the FEI World Endurance Championship for Young Riders & Juniors, finishing 32nd under challenging conditions.

Arina Polunjanenkova, a 5th-year veterinary medicine student at the Estonian University of Life Sciences, successfully completed a summer externship at the AO Foundation’s Preclinical Facility in Davos, Switzerland — an internationally renowned center for orthopedic research and innovation.

A landmark report by the European Academies Science Advisory Council (EASAC) highlights the transformative potential of meat alternatives in shaping a sustainable, health-conscious, and ethical food future across Europe.