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10th World Conference on Research Integrity to take place in Tallinn in 2028
One of the world’s leading international conferences dedicated to research integrity and trust in science – the World Conference on Research Integrity (WCRI) – will take place in Tallinn, Estonia, in 2028. The successful bid was led by the University of Tartu Centre for Ethics, in cooperation with the professional conference organiser Publicon OÜ.
07.05.2026 international
Analysis by University of Tartu Centre for Ethics highlights major risks of AI in education
A working group at the University of Tartu Centre for Ethics, has completed an independent analysis, commissioned by the AI Leap Foundation, of the risks associated with the AI Leap educational programme and its AI-based learning application. The analysis describes the risks involved in using AI in education and assesses how AI Leap, the state, schools, research institutions and technology providers can mitigate them.
18.09.2026 AIfor society
Dialogue as a litmus test for democracy and good communication
The conference "Less Noise, More Dialogue! Agreements for Good Communication“, organised by the University of Tartu Centre for Ethics, the Institute of Social Studies and the think tank Praxis, brought together different stakeholders who influence public communication, including researchers, journalists, representatives of various organisations, members of civil society, schools and kindergartens.
13.03.2026 for society
Centre for Ethics of the University of Tartu 25th Anniversary
On 1–2 October 2026, the Centre for Ethics of the University of Tartu will celebrate its 25th anniversary. This quarter-century milestone provides an opportunity to bring together the Centre’s friends, partners, and experts from Estonia and abroad to reflect on the questions and issues shaping the role of ethics today and in the future.
03.09.2026 for society

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The Centre for Ethics, University of Tartu

The Centre for Ethics of the University of Tartu was established in June 2001 as an interdisciplinary unit within the Faculty of Philosophy. Starting from January 1st 2009, the Centre for Ethics is a consortium. The faculties that participate in our work are as follows: faculty of arts and humanities, faculty of social sciences, faculty of medicine and faculty of science and technology.

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