Study In Estonia: Euroacademy Admission Application For International Students.

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Admission application to Euroacademy is now open for international students who wish to pursue either undergraduate or master programmes. Euroacademy, established in 1997 is a private university in Tallinn, Estonia. Euroacademy offers courses such as Environmental protection, Business Management, Fashion Design, Interior Architecture, etc.


Academic Qualification
For Undergraduate programme


  • Higher secondary school education or corresponding qualification.
  • Higher secondary school educational results in compulsory subjects needs to be at least 61% and not lower than 51% in all other subjects.
    • For Master programme
    • Bachelor degree or professional higher education diploma or a corresponding qualification
    • Applicant must have graduated with First or Second Class Honours with average grade 60-100% out of maximum
    English Proficiency
    All applicants are require to submit a language proficiency of at least level B2. The proof is a copy of TOEFL/IELTS score report (TOEFL score 525 or above, 196 or above computer based, 70 or above iBT; IELTS score: 5.5 or above).

    Other Requirements to be uploaded
    • Passport data page
    • Photograph
    • Application fee receipt
    • Motivation Letter
    • Recommendation Letter
    Complete and submit online application form.

    After application, successful applicant will be call for a Skype interview.

    Tuition fee
    Bachelor programmes: €1,470 per term.
    Master programmes: €1,560 per term.

    Deadlines
    January 31: For citizens of countries where there is no Estonian foreign representation/embassy

    March 31: For citizens of countries where there is Estonian foreign representation/embassy.

    May 31: For citizens of EU/EEA countries and countries that do not need visa to enter Estonia.

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