Tallinn University of Technology (TUT) Some facts and figures

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Tallinn University of Technology(TUT) Some
facts and figures
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Tallinn University of Technology(TUT)

• Founded in 1918 as engineering college
• Acquired university status in 1936

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Faculties (8)

• Faculty of Civil Engineering
• Faculty of Power Engineering
• Faculty of Information Technology
• Faculty of Chemical and Materials Technology
• Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
• Faculty of Science
• School of Economics and Business Administration
• Faculty of Social Sciences

• 35 Departments, 21 Laboratories, 112 Chairs, 6
  Divisions
• 13 Centres, 18 Admin. and Support Structures

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Affiliated institutions (10)

• Kuressaare College
• Tallinn College
• Tartu College
• Virumaa College

• Technomedicum
• Institute of Geology
• Institute of Cybernetics
• Marine Systems Institute
• Library
• Certification Centre

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• Students 14 100
• Doctoral studies 800
• Master studies 3 500
• Bachelor, diploma other 9 800

• incl. foreign students 600 exchange

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• Personnel 1 974
• Academic staff 1 129 (incl. 80 foreign)
• incl. Professors 140
• Administrative staff 845

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• TUT annual budget
• 2006 about 60 mln EUR
• 2007 about 70 mln EUR
• 2008 about 94 mln EUR
• 2009 about 88 mln EUR
• 2010 about 83 mln EUR
• 2011 about 85 mln EUR
• 2012 about 95 mln EUR expected

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Administration

• University Council
• Rector
• Vice-Rector for Research
• Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs
• Vice-Rector of Innovation and
  Internationalisation
• Director for Administration
• Director for Finance
• Director for Management

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Problems

• Bad demographic situation
• Too high students dropout rate
• Low students and teaching staff mobility
• Too high average age of teaching staff
• Staff motivation

• Too little number of graduated doctors
• RD how to produce more
• scientific publications with high impact factor
• patents, utility models, licenses
• contracts with private and public sector

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