Quantitative Economics Archives

26Oct2018

VEGANISM IN TARTU: A STUDENT PERSPECTIVE – Yesu (MAURITIUS)

(Whether you’re vegan, plant-based, vegetarian, or just trying to eat healthier and include more vegetables in your meals, I hope this post is useful to you 😁 ) Can you be vegan in Ta…

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26Jun2018

AFTER STUDENT LIFE: THE MEMORIES I’LL CHERISH – Omar (BANGLADESH)

Time flies so fast! Yes, Spring semester is approaching the end. It seems like I have enrolled at the University of Tartu just a few days ago, yet I have completed my second semester s…

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17Apr2018

ECONOMIC INTUITIONS: WHY TARTU HAS POTENTIAL TO BE ONE OF THE WORLD’S BEST STUDENT CITIES – Omar (BANGLADESH)

It’s been almost eight months since I started studying at the University of Tartu, and I would like to say Tartu is one of the coolest city I have lived so far. In terms of the populatio…

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14Mar2018

FASCINATING ADDITIONS TO THE ECONOMISTS’ TOOLBOX: WHAT STUDYING QUANTITATIVE ECONOMICS IS ABOUT – Anoosha ( PAKISTAN)

As a Business student, jumping to the new field of Quantitative Economics at the University of Tartu was a big leap to take. But coming to Estonia, I knew I had made the right decisio…

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28Nov2017

INSIDE THE MUSEUM LIFE OF TARTU: THE FORMULA TO ACHIEVE HUMAN BLISS – ANOOSHA (PAKISTAN)

If you find yourself with some free time on your hands and wonder what you can do, you might want to pay a visit to one of the museums operated by the University of Tartu. The museums pro…

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05Nov2017

DIVERSITY IS THE NEW TREND IN TARTU CITY – OMAR (BANGLADESH)

While most of the countries in the world are getting more concerned about international community in their country, here in Estonia, a small country in the northern Europe, is goi…

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