For non-French people who want to study in France, Campus France is the place to go. This French agency has three main missions : promoting French higher education worldwide, supervizing the mobility of students, researchers and French experts, and supporting French institutions that want to expand their activies abroad. This is the agency to turn to when you want to get a French degree.
The Estonian branch of Campus France is here, at the French Institute, and it (finally) has its own Facebook page !
You will find informations regarding higher education in France for foreign students, such as the opening of new Bachelors or Masters, opportunities for doctoral partnerships between French and foreign research centers, how to apply to scholarships from the French government… We will post regularly to keep you informed, so don’t hesitate to like and subscribe !
This page is also a way for you to have a faster and more direct contact with us : even though the email adress, tallinn@campusfrance.org, is still available, the Facebook chat is much quicker and we will answer to your questions as fast as we can !
You can also find these informations on this website, at the page study in France.
December 16, 2025 / December 16, 2025 - Tallinn
Creative workshop in french : make your own fanzine ! With your imagination and the help of Julie and Luna, build a complete fanzine to bring home or to offer as a gift. For adults and teenagers 15 and up 18h30-20h30 materials included workshop in french (punctual use of english if...
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December 2, 2025
Do you want to study a Bachelor's or Master's program at the EU’s top-ranked university in politics? Sciences Po offers a wide range of fully English-taught programs in international relations, political science, international affairs, development studies, and much more. With multiple campuses...
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November 17, 2025 / December 5, 2025
In a world saturated with data, images, and signals, what truly persists? What survives the disappearance of bodies, the silence of voices, the fading of memories? This exhibition brings together digital works by French artists Donatien Aubert, Stéphane Galienni, and Quentin Lannes. Through short...
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Conferences: #March 31 in Tallinn (5:30 pm, Kuninga 4), in English; #April 1 in Tartu (12:15 pm, Lossi 3, Room 116), in French. Closing the Francophonie Month program, the French Institute of Estonia is pleased to welcome linguist Mathieu Goux (University of Caen; ENS Lyon). He will...
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You are student from the European Union and planning to continue or complete your Master’s studies in France? Apply before 30 April 2025 for the merit France Excellence Europa scholarship Estonia! Developed by the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, the "France Excellence Europa"...
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Do you have plans for summer 2025? Why not spend three weeks in France exploring new regions, deepening your knowledge of science and technology, and experiencing a unique cultural adventure? Apply for the French+Sciences/Gastronomy Estonia scholarships and take part in this exciting opportunity...
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Listen now to this new podcast! The French Institute in Estonia welcomed French Lieutenant Colonel Matthieu Demenois, in office at the Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence in Tallinn, and Arthur Bataille, CEO of the company Neverhack, to discuss the future of...
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December 20, 2024
The French Institute of Estonia hosted the Responsible Digital Future event at Cinamon T1 in Tallinn. The evening featured keynote speeches and round table discussion with experts like Nele Leosk, Estonian Ambassador for Digital, Luukas Ilves, former CIO of the Estonian government,...
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November 28, 2024
The French Institute of Estonia invites you to explore “Looki look”, an innovative augmented reality art exhibition by acclaimed French artist Aurélien Jeanney. This unique exhibition blends traditional illustration with modern AR technology, offering visitors a playful and...
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Next Monday, November 11th at 17:30, French artist Jérémie Cortial will present at the French Institute (Kuninga 4, Tallinn) his latest work called "Papertronics". Papertronics is an interactive table designed for creating video games on paper, using a language based on...
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