The Statutes of Tallinn Health University of Applied Sciences
Adopted 05.01.2015 No. 5
RT I, 07.01.2015, 5
entry into force 10.01.2015
Amended with the following Acts
The Regulation is established on the basis of subsection 4 (2) of the Institutions of Higher Education Act.
Chapter 1.
General Provisions
Tallinn Health University of Applied Sciences is an internationally recognized state professional higher education institution offering training in the field of health and well-being. The UAS is in continuous development, nationally and internationally networked, where, in cooperation with national and international partners and involving learners, current challenges are addressed.
The UAS shapes skills for multi-professional and multicultural teamwork in its staff and learners while in continuous national and international cooperation with organisations that support development.
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International Cooperation and Exchange
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International Cooperation and Exchange
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Paula Pajo
Erasmus+ Coordinator
- paula.pajo@ttk.ee
- 671 1713
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Tallinn Health Care College is an internationally recognized state professional higher education institution offering training in the field of health and well-being. The College is in continuous development, nationally and internationally networked, where, in cooperation with national and international partners and involving learners, current challenges are addressed.
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International Cooperation and Exchange
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International Cooperation and Exchange
Tallinn Health Care College is an internationally recognized state professional higher education institution offering training in the field of health and well-being. The College is in continuous development, nationally and internationally networked, where, in cooperation with national and international partners and involving learners, current challenges are addressed.
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International Cooperation and Exchange
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International Cooperation and Exchange
Tallinn Health University of Applied Sciences has been organizing international staff weeks since 2013. Held every year in the first week of November, the event introduces Estonia and the college to visitors from other countries and partner institutions. It helps to start new international projects, supports research, and encourages students, teachers, and staff to take part in international exchanges. The international week also strengthens teamwork between different fields and increases the college’s visibility worldwide.
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Grete Sõõru
Head of International Relations
- grete.sooru@ttk.ee
- +372 516 7577
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International week
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Paula Pajo
Erasmus+ Coordinator
- paula.pajo@ttk.ee
- 671 1713
- 102
The tradition of joint international weeks of Tallinn Health Care College and TTK University of Applied Sciences goes back to the year 2013. International weeks, taking place during the first week of November, offer great possibilities to introduce Estonia and our institutions to foreign partners, launch new projects and joint research ideas; and encourage students, teachers and staff to participate in international cooperation and mobility. Joint international weeks promote interdisciplinary cooperation and guarantee better international visibility of the events.
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International week
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International week
The tradition of joint international weeks of Tallinn Health Care College and TTK University of Applied Sciences goes back to the year 2013. International weeks, taking place during the first week of November, offer great possibilities to introduce Estonia and our institutions to foreign partners, launch new projects and joint research ideas; and encourage students, teachers and staff to participate in international cooperation and mobility. Joint international weeks promote interdisciplinary cooperation and guarantee better international visibility of the events.
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International week
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International week
In its research, development (R&D) and cooperation activities, Tallinn Health University of Applied Sciences follows international research priorities and tendencies of our specialities as well as finding solutions to important societal issues. We follow the principles of Estonian Code of Conduct for Research Integrity and scientific ethics, which enables us to perform our R&D activities in the ethical, comprehensive and correct manner.
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Development and Cooperation