Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech / Tallinna Tehnikaülikool)

Founded in 1918 (the same year as Estonian independence) as the Tallinn College of Engineering, becoming a technical university in 1936. Approximately 11,000 students. Estonia's principal technical university and the country's leading institution for IT, cybersecurity, engineering, and applied sciences. Deeply integrated with Estonia's 'e-Estonia' digital governance ecosystem — TalTech researchers and graduates have been central to building the country's digital ID, e-Residency, and online voting infrastructure. Strong English-medium programmes especially in computer science, cybersecurity, and engineering.

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