Our two English-taught master’s programmes, International Relations and Regional Studies and Politics and Governance in the Digital Age, are offered in a regular study format. The master’s programme in European Studies is taught in Estonian and delivered in study sessions.
Applications for the Skytte Institute’s master’s programmes will next open in winter 2027.
Interested in a master’s degree?
Students from all programmes are welcome to get involved in the institute’s research projects. As a student, you can help organise academic conferences and contribute to research projects. You’ll also have the chance to hear from guest lecturers who shape and implement public policy in their day-to-day work.