Topic: research

A collection of good practices in accessibility, drawing on the experiences of museums in Estonia and Latvia, has been published as an outcome of the project Heritage for All: Museum Education in Times of Crisis, jointly carried out by the University of Tartu Museum and the Turaida Museum Reserve.

The international seminar “Khachatur Abovyan 1830–1836 in Tartu, a Place of His Spiritual Rebirth”, originally scheduled for 2 November, has been postponed to 2027.

On 16 May, Museum Night “Night of Voices” will take place. On this occasion, the doors of all three buildings of the University of Tartu Museum (the University of Tartu Museum, the University of Tartu Art Museum, and the Tartu Observatory) will be open from 18:00 to 23:00.

At the University of Tartu Museum, visitors can see the exhibition “Is It Easy to Be Old?”, which invites people to reflect on the meaning of ageing and the challenges of an ageing society.

The University of Tartu Museum regularly issues publications about the university and the history of science as well as books on exhibitions, research projects and university anniversaries.

The research activities of the University of Tartu Museum are focused on collections that concern the history of science at the University of Tartu and in Estonia.

Tartu Ülikooli muuseumi kogudega saab tutvuda veebis või kokkuleppel koguhoidjatega kohapeal.