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Estonian University of Life Sciences: programmes, tuition fees and admission

Estonian University of Life Sciences (EMÜ) is a public institution in Tartu, Estonia. Our catalogue lists 19 undergraduate programmes here. Tuition for EU students: €0–€9,800 a year; for non-EU students: €0–€9,800.

Always check current information on the official website of the university before you apply.

Programmes and fees

ProgrammeFieldLanguageLengthEU fee / yearNon-EU fee / year
AiandusAgronomyEstonian3 yr€0€0
Geodeesia, kinnisvara- ja maakorraldusGeomatics and SurveyingEstonian3 yr€0€0
Kalandus ja rakendusökoloogiaEnvironmental SciencesEstonian3 yr€0€0
KeskkonnakaitseEnvironmental SciencesEstonian3 yr€0€0
Keskkonnaplaneerimine ja maastikukujundusLandscape ArchitectureEstonian3 yr€0€0
LoodusturismTourismEstonian3 yr€0€0
LoomakasvatusAnimal ScienceEstonian3 yr€0€0
Maaehitus (ehitusinseneeria)Civil EngineeringEstonian5 yr€0€0
Maamajanduslik ettevõtlus ja finantsjuhtimineBusiness AdministrationEstonian3 yr€0€0
MetsandusForestryEstonian3 yr€0€0
Põllumajandussaaduste tootmine ja turustamineAgronomyEstonian3 yr€0€0
Puidutöötlemise tehnoloogiaMaterials EngineeringEstonian4 yr€0€0
RingbiomajandusEnvironmental SciencesEstonian3 yr€0€0
Tehnika ja tehnoloogiaMechanical EngineeringEstonian3 yr€0€0
TehnotroonikaIndustrial Electronics and AutomationEstonian4 yr€0€0
Toiduainete tehnoloogiaFood Science and TechnologyEstonian3 yr€0€0
Vee- ja keskkonnainseneeriaEnvironmental EngineeringEstonian5 yr€0€0
VeterinaarmeditsiinVeterinary MedicineEstonian6 yr€0€0
Veterinary MedicineVeterinary MedicineEnglish6 yr€9,800€9,800

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How admission works in Estonia

Applications for most bachelor's, professional higher education and integrated programmes go through SAIS (sais.ee), the national admission information system run by the Ministry of Education and Research; a few institutions also take applicants with foreign diplomas through their own systems. You need a completed secondary education (an Estonian upper secondary certificate or an equivalent foreign qualification); each programme ranks applicants by its own criteria — Estonian state exam results, entrance exams, interviews or portfolios — and admits them up to its number of places, so there is no national cut-off score. For the autumn 2026 intake most Estonian-taught programmes closed at the end of June or in early July (30 June at the University of Tartu, 6 July at TalTech), while English-taught programmes closed earlier (TalTech 1 February for applicants with foreign diplomas, University of Tartu 15 April); the dates for autumn 2027 are set by each institution and published in SAIS.

Sources

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