The scholarship is intended to recognize, support, and encourage engineering students with outstanding academic achievements, those who contribute to student life, or who are exceptionally active in society in other meaningful ways.
The purpose of the scholarship is to recognize and support students who, in addition to their important academic work, also contribute more broadly to the functioning of the university. The scholarship is intended for students who help advance the university as a driving force, look at the world with a broad perspective, and bring fresh ideas with them—ideas that, in turn, foster institutional development. The aim is also to support the continued voluntary activities of these exceptionally outstanding students and to facilitate the successful completion of their studies.
The fund does not tie the student to any specific company, does not require cooperation agreements, and does not limit the student’s achievements to traditional academic success.
As a result of the scholarship, it is hoped that awareness of engineering will increase, more students will choose to study in the School of Engineering and successfully graduate, and dropout rates will decline. In the long term, the scholarship supports the growth of the engineering profession in Estonia. Most importantly, it recognizes and supports active students who voluntarily contribute to achieving these goals.
Scholarships are awarded once a year, in the spring, as part of the TalTech Development Fund’s annual scholarship competition for outstanding students. The first scholarships were awarded in spring 2024. Eligibility criteria are outlined in the official statute.
A minimum of one student will be awarded a scholarship of €1500. If the financial target is exceeded, one or more students will be awarded in the spring semester, depending on available funding. Any unused funds will be carried over to future scholarship rounds. Everyone who values the sustainability of student life and its added value to education is welcome to contribute. Supporting talented students at Tallinn University of Technology means contributing to the development of top engineers — professionals who will benefit not only the field of engineering but also society at large.
Supporters of the Donation Portal can choose whether their names are published in the list of supporters online. Individuals and/or companies who donate €500 or more can, if they wish, be acknowledged by name as patrons of the year in the Donation Portal, along with their logos.
Gold sponsors 2025
Supporters
The list of supporters is updated weekly.
Gold sponsors
Grantees
Spring 2024 – Brenda Pent, Carolin Tõntsu, Karolina Kudelina, Kristiina Tammik, Maarja-Liis Engel, Maksim Dolinin
Spring 2025 – Diandra Tubli, Karoliina Paas, Ketrin Vali, Kristjan Taimla, Lisell Tamm, Madis Hendrik Muru, Maris Kortel, Marit Maribel Pulles
A total of €21,000 in scholarships has been awarded.
The purpose of the scholarship is to recognize and support students who, in addition to their important academic work, also contribute more broadly to the functioning of the university. The scholarship is intended for students who help advance the university as a driving force, look at the world with a broad perspective, and bring fresh ideas with them—ideas that, in turn, foster institutional development. The aim is also to support the continued voluntary activities of these exceptionally outstanding students and to facilitate the successful completion of their studies.
The fund does not tie the student to any specific company, does not require cooperation agreements, and does not limit the student’s achievements to traditional academic success.
As a result of the scholarship, it is hoped that awareness of engineering will increase, more students will choose to study in the School of Engineering and successfully graduate, and dropout rates will decline. In the long term, the scholarship supports the growth of the engineering profession in Estonia. Most importantly, it recognizes and supports active students who voluntarily contribute to achieving these goals.
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Scholarships are awarded once a year, in the spring, as part of the TalTech Development Fund’s annual scholarship competition for outstanding students. The first scholarships were awarded in spring 2024. Eligibility criteria are outlined in the official statute.
A minimum of one student will be awarded a scholarship of €1500. If the financial target is exceeded, one or more students will be awarded in the spring semester, depending on available funding. Any unused funds will be carried over to future scholarship rounds. Everyone who values the sustainability of student life and its added value to education is welcome to contribute. Supporting talented students at Tallinn University of Technology means contributing to the development of top engineers — professionals who will benefit not only the field of engineering but also society at large.
Supporters of the Donation Portal can choose whether their names are published in the list of supporters online. Individuals and/or companies who donate €500 or more can, if they wish, be acknowledged by name as patrons of the year in the Donation Portal, along with their logos.
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The list of supporters is updated weekly.
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Spring 2024 - Brenda Pent, Carolin Tõntsu, Karolina Kudelina, Kristiina Tammik, Maarja-Liis Engel, Maksim Dolinin
Spring 2025 - Diandra Tubli, Karoliina Paas, Ketrin Vali, Kristjan Taimla, Lisell Tamm, Madis Hendrik Muru, Maris Kortel, Marit Maribel Pulles
A total of €21,000 in scholarships has been awarded.
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You can support in several ways:
| SWEDBANK: | EE572200221011286139 |
| SEB: | EE471010052027905003 |
| LHV: | EE547700771003875312 |
| Keyword: | The Student Council of the School of Engineering Alumni scholarship |
We are grateful for every donation, especially recurring ones. A fund that relies 100% on donations is more stable when it has regular supporters. The best way is for the donor to go to their bank and set up a standing order to one of the accounts of the Foundation of Tallinn University of Technology Development Fund.
| SWEDBANK: | EE572200221011286139 |
| SEB: | EE471010052027905003 |
| LHV: | EE547700771003875312 |
| Keyword: | The Student Council of the School of Engineering Alumni scholarship |
The donation is allocated to a designated sub-fund created within the Foundation of Tallinn University of Technology Development Fund, according to the chosen fund. All transfers made to the sub-fund are awarded as scholarships to students or teachers through a public competition process.
Yes, of course you can!
The Foundation of Tallinn University of Technology Development Fund is listed as a tax-exempt organization, which means that donations to the fund are tax-deductible. Individuals can deduct donated amounts up to 1200 euros per year from their taxable income. All donations made through the support portal toeta.taltech.ee or directly to the Development Fund accounts, where the donor provides their personal identification code, can be considered for income tax refund. At the beginning of the calendar year, the Development Fund submits all necessary information to the Tax and Customs Board, and the summary of donations will appear in the donor’s income tax declaration.
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