Construction at the Eedu development has already reached the 29th floor, giving a clear sense of the building’s final scale and its impact on the city skyline. The photo is taken from the 25th floor, offering impressive views over the surrounding city. Pictured are the project managers of the development, EBS alumni Madis and Reijo.
EBS has taken a significant step forward. We have updated our study programmes to better meet the expectations of today’s business world and to support learners at every stage of life and career. At the bachelor’s level, there are now four clearly distinct programmes, while at the master’s level we focus on practical leadership skills and international competitiveness.
Our Rector has recently shared his perspectives on artificial intelligence and sustainability in leading international publications. In these articles, he explores the impact of AI on business schools and emphasises that guiding technological change requires strong cross-sector collaboration – bringing together universities, businesses, and the public sector, as well as fostering cooperation and entrepreneurial initiative among individuals. It is through this combined effort that solutions emerge that are both innovative and sustainable.
There is a lot happening at EBS right now that directly concerns you – our alumni. On the one hand, we are actively contributing to the discussion on where artificial intelligence and sustainability are heading, and what role business schools should play in shaping these directions. On the other hand, we have updated our study programmes to better reflect today’s world of work and to create more opportunities for those who may wish to return to learning at some point in their careers.
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This year, we have hosted several alumni, both individually and by class groups, and it always brings joy to us and, it seems, to the alumni as well.
The past few months have brought many significant developments at EBS: the beginning of Rector Meelis Kitsing’s second term, the newly formed Supervisory Board, the steadily advancing construction of the new Eedu campus, the growing role of artificial intelligence in learning and leadership, and meetings with alumni that reaffirm the strength of the EBS community across generations.
Artificial intelligence is no longer just an emerging trend — it’s an integral part of how we live, work, and learn. At Estonian Business School, we see AI not as a challenge to education but as a transformative opportunity. From integrating AI tools into teaching and research to fostering discussions on its ethical and strategic implications, EBS is committed to being at the forefront of this shift.
On 21 September, the EBS community gathered on the beautiful courses of the Estonian Golf & Country Club to celebrate the 20th edition of the tournament. Over the years, this competition has grown into a cherished tradition that unites different generations of EBS alumni, students, staff, and friends. The tournament creates a special space combining sport and friendship, and where business, education, and community creatively come together.
Starting in September 2025, a new Supervisory Board began its work at Estonian Business School SA, coinciding with the start of a rector professor Meelis Kitsing’s new term. The role of the Supervisory Board is to support EBS’s strategic development, provide guidance, and give feedback to the Foundation's Management Board in shaping important directions and plans.
As we look toward the next five years, our direction is clear. Estonian Business School must place even greater emphasis on impact and internationalization.