EMÜ student societies

Society of Technical Students

Founded on 28 January 2009, the Engineering Students’ Association offers its members exciting challenges and valuable practical experience through engineering projects.
The Association is mainly made up of students from the Institute of Forestry and Engineering, but students from all disciplines are welcome to participate. Our aim is to create an environment where students’ ideas can come to life – no matter how big or small the project.
The Engineering Students’ Association wants to be a platform for young engineers to stand out in the future with their knowledge, experience and skills.
Our members are involved in a wide range of interesting projects, from building racing robots and compressed air moulds to developing racing simulators. Such endeavours provide members with valuable skills and experience. Thanks to active and dedicated members, we have also achieved success and recognition in international competitions, such as the Aventics Compressed Air Vehicle Competition.
Achievements of our members:

• Winners of the Estonian Engineering Student of the Year award (2014 and 2016).
• International competition winners

In addition, we are actively involved with a wide range of companies and professional associations to strengthen cooperation and successfully implement various projects.

Activities of the Association of Engineering Students:

• Participation in the Ahhaa Robot Battle competition.
• A Rally of Manners
• Industrial and educational fairs.
• Visits to manufacturing companies
• Motorsport and hobby car projects

Our members also have access to the tools and equipment of the Institute of Technology, which allows them to carry out their projects even better.

The Society’s premises are located on the 0 floor of the Tehnikamaja – A008. 
Join us and become part of the exciting and challenging world of engineering!

Mail: tysjuhatus@gmail.com 
Facebook: Tehnikaüliõpilaste Selts
Instagram: tysengineering

Estonian Landscape Architecture Students' Association

Estonian Landscape Architecture Students’ Association (EMÜS) is a non-profit association founded in 1999. The society unites Estonian landscape architecture students who have the opportunity to have a say in the promotion of their speciality and offer opportunities to practice what they have learned outside the university.

We involve students in university life by organizing professional lectures – workshops, relieving tension with various style parties and helping to settle into the university and specialty in the first year. In April, we celebrate World Landscape Architecture Month, where we organize a series of events and lectures every year. We operate all year round.

Despite the fact that we are a professional association, students from other countries are also welcome to join. The main thing is to show interest!

Useful knowledge and valuable memories of the time of the university. Feel free to join!

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Environmental Protection Students' Society

Environmental Protection Students’ Society (EMÜ KÜS) was established on March 19, 2001, being already more than ten years old. As a professional association, our members were originally only students of landscape protection and maintenance, but since 2005, KÜS brings together all EEC students who are interested in environmental protection and their own development in this field.

We organize hikes, workshops, social and film evenings together, we also participate in various trainings, information days and cooperate with other societies. You can become a member of us throughout the academic year, those interested can contact us at any time or wait until the night of acquaintance.

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EMÜ Society of Students of Economics

HISTORY:

The EMÜ Society of Economics Students got its start one November evening while researching the spring marketing activities of the EMÜ MSI with freshmen.

The question arose as to why there is no practical outlet if what is studied at the institute is of a wide spectrum and would certainly find practical application. The first ideas were thrown into the air. The first gatherings began, where they discussed how to motivate students to participate in the activities of the Society, and the first activities and areas of responsibility were established. The date of birth of the Society can be considered to be February 6, 2018, when real work began for the first time.

WHY? - Internships are very important in economics education, and it would be a good idea to implement what is being studied in auditoriums immediately.

TO WHOM? - For economics students interested in internships.

WHAT DO WE DO? - We are currently developing the society, analyzing social media channels and giving it content. We also plan to expand our activities into business. With the Society of Economics Students, we have participated in the study of food prices in cooperation with Latvia and Lithuania and have had the opportunity to be part of the organizing team of conferences organized in the EMÜ. Our institute is interested in continuing to involve students in research.

How To Join? - Come and study at the EMÜ Institute of Economics and Social Sciences. Information about our Society can be obtained from tutors!

Address: Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwaldi 1, 51014 Tartu
Email: emy.majandusselts@gmail.com 

Hyraco

Hyraco is an equine veterinary student association that was founded in 2023. Our main goals are to enhance interest in equine veterinary, provide opportunities to dive deeper into this field and create a community of like-minded people, where everyone can be sure to get support.

Hyraco offers various exclusive lectures and practicals with local and international specialists, that are available for non-members as well. In collaboration with EMÜ equine clinic we create an opportunity for you to do first steps in this field by volunteering in our clinic, where you will get a ton of “hands-on” experience.

People with any background are expected in our association – does not matter if you have grown up with horses or just want to meet these magnificent animals for the first time. We are doing everything to make sure that everyone in our community can feel equal and can fulfil their curiosity. We are also always open for any feedback and proposals from our members and seek for supporters and sponsors who are willing to help us on this journey!

Email: hyracoee@gmail.com
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Suolet ry

The Association of Finnish Veterinary Students in Estonia (Suolet ry) acts as a liaison for Finnish students studying veterinary medicine in Estonia, promoting their academic and professional interests while fostering collegial unity. The association organizes diverse activities, including meetings, training sessions, events, and leisure activities, to support members and enhance their studies. Regular statutory meetings are held, with additional gatherings as needed, and members are encouraged to participate actively. The board, elected annually, manages operations, ensures smooth transitions, and prioritizes effective communication within the community. Suolet ry emphasizes financial stability through membership fees, grants, and collaborations with industry partners. Training events are held throughout the year in partnership with professionals and companies, alongside tutoring for new students and informational sessions. Advocacy is central, with representatives liaising with the university to address student concerns and improve facilities. The association maintains an active online presence through social media and its website, ensuring clear communication with members. Events include freshers’ activities, annual celebrations, and joint gatherings with other organizations, fostering a sense of community. Suolet ry also collaborates with various Finnish and international veterinary organizations, ensuring members benefit from networking, educational opportunities, and professional development.