Topic: international

About Russian language learning at Narva College
Meet the University of Tartu Narva College as a place for Russian language learning. Learn about our academic background, experience in teaching Russian as a foreign language and native Russian-speaking teachers in Narva.
Russian language course FAQ: learning Russian in Narva
Have questions about learning Russian in Estonia? Find answers about Narva, visas, accommodation, safety, semester study, summer school and intensive courses.
Customised Russian language programmes
Narva College is known for designing customised Russian language programmes for universities, government institutions, and private learners, including intensive formats and summer programmes.
Intensive Russian course in Narva
Join an intensive Russian course in Narva, Estonia’s most Russian-speaking city, and develop your skills in one of the strongest Russian-language environments in the EU.
Russian language semester programme in Narva
Study Russian abroad for a semester in Europe. Spend an autumn semester in Narva, Estonia, the most Russian-speaking city in the EU.
Russian language summer school
Study Russian abroad this summer in Narva, Estonia. Explore the University of Tartu Narva College summer school in one of Europe’s strongest Russian-speaking environments.
What is the best place to learn Russian in the EU?
The best place to learn Russian is Narva, the EU’s most Russian-speaking city. High-quality Russian language courses, real-life immersion, expert instructors, and visa-free access.
Learn Russian in Narva, Estonia
At the University of Tartu Narva College, learners experience Russian language study in one of the most immersive settings available within the European Union.
11 December 2025 studies
Watch the recording: University of Tartu development conference “A university for us, Estonia and the world”
On 27 October from 13–18, the University of Tartu development conference “A university for us, Estonia and the world” took place in the university assembly hall and online. Keynote speakers were Toomas Hendrik Ilves, Kersti Kaljulaid and Kristina Kallas.
University of Tartu and EU partners have developed new digital literacy tools to counter disinformation
University of Tartu semioticians Andreas Ventsel and Mari-Liis Madisson, along with Junior Research Fellow in Information Resilience Diana Poudel, have developed tools for enhancing critical digital literacy in cooperation with international partners. The practical materials are designed for use in higher education, schools, companies and organisations to support navigating the digital landscape and countering the spread of disinformation.