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All applicants must comply with our English language requirements. The only acceptable English tests and exempt categories are specified at www.ut.ee/requirements

Avaldusele tuleb lisada motivatsioonikiri.

Please upload the final version of the motivation letter before submitting the application. It can not be edited after the application is submitted.

Please write a brief motivation letter (in English, maximum of 4600 characters with spaces) based on the following points:

• give an overview of your objectives and motives to study Business Administration;
• explain why you choose the University of Tartu as a study place;
• describe linkages between your previous studies and/or if relevant also of your work experience and the programme of Business Administration;
• describe your career perspectives after completing the programme of Business Administration;
• describe how you are planning to finance your Bachelor’s studies in Tartu;
• provide other relevant information that you consider we should know about you or your studies.

Evaluation criteria:

• reasoning in describing the objectives and motives to study in the programme (max 40 points) – assessment of applicant´s objectives and motives to study in the programme, reasons for choosing the UT School of Economics and Business Administration, description of career perspectives after completing the programme and other relevant aspects regarding choice of the programme;
• linkages between earlier studies and/or work experience and the Business Administration programme (max 20 points) – assessment of applicant´s ability to link the previous education (including academic activities) and/or work experience to the study programme;
• argumentation skills (max 40 points) – assessment of applicant´s skills of argumentation and discussion as presented in the written text, including logicality of the structure of the letter, relevance of the information and arguments presented and abilities of self-expression in the written form.

Online entry test in Mathematics

The entry test aims to assess competencies in mathematics. It is an online test taken on the UT tests platform (www.testid.ut.ee) between May 19 and 23, 2025 and it can be completed only once. The test contains high-school mathematics: algebraic and trigonometric expressions, geometry, functions and their graphs, equations and inequalities, limits, differentiation, integration, and their applications. The test contains up to 10 exercises that shuffle within questions. There are mixed-type exercises, containing dropdowns, radio buttons, and checkboxes, as well as input boxes for algebraic expressions and numbers with or without units. Every candidate will obtain a random, unique selection of exercises with random parameters.

The total time limit is 120 minutes.

The applicant should be prepared to have paper and pencil at hand while taking the test to perform some intermediate calculations. All applicants are responsible for the quality of their internet connection. Before starting the test, updating the web browser is required. Once interrupted, the test cannot be concluded. All test takers receive a total score without individual feedback on each question.

The maximum possible score is 100 points. The minimum positive score result is 51 points.

Usernames for entering the Moodle platform will be sent to qualifying applicants a few days before the test.