The SHAREE Final Conference "Towards Sustainable Futures - bridging Home Economics and STEAM" will be held at Tallinn University, Estonia on 11–12th February 2026. In general, Tallinn University is a modern and dynamic research university that's located in the heart of Tallinn - as such, the university has taken on a leading role in promoting an intelligent lifestyle through interdisciplinary education and research. In fact, thanks to our unique approach to interdisciplinary collaboration, the university is known to stand out among other higher education institutes, both in Estonia and on a global level.
The university campus consists of six buildings that are connected through a series of glass corridors and galleries, making it easy to get from one building to another. To get a better overview of the campus, take a look at out virtual campus tour! While on campus, you will be able to use our free, high-speed WiFi network to stay connected with your colleagues and students alike. In addition, you're also welcome to use your institute's eduroam account at the university.
On the whole, the campus is fully accessible for people with disabilities and those with challenged mobility. Different campus buildings are equipped with wheel-chair ramps, self-opening doors, English-speaking elevators, and handicap restrooms. What's more, low-floor trams operate on the tram line that connects the university to the city centre. Find more information on the tram line nr 3 here.
Tallinn University is situated between the historic, fairytale-like Tallinn Old Town and the picturesque Kadriorg district, which is the home to one of the biggest urban recreational parks in Estonia, the Kadriorg Park.
How to get here
Getting to BALTDEFCOL – Riia 12, Tartu
Riia 12 is centrally located in Tartu, within easy reach of the university district and the city's main transport connections.
By Air
The nearest airport is Tartu Airport (TAY), approximately 10 km southeast of the city. Taxis and rideshare service Bolt take around 15–20 minutes and typically cost €15–20. Inner city transportation information can be found here Inner City Bus Transportation | Tartu linn
By Train or Bus
Tartu Railway Station and Tartu Bus Station are both approximately 2 km from Riia 12. City buses connect both stations to the Riia street area, with services running frequently throughout the day. Inner city transportation information can be found here Inner City Bus Transportation | Tartu linn
By Car
From Tallinn (approximately 180 km), take the E264 towards Tartu and follow signs to the city centre. If your hotel does not offer parking, public parking spaces and prices can be found on the Tartu City website.
On Foot
From Tartu Old Town, Riia 12 is approximately 1 km away — a 15-minute walk along Riia street, which is well-lit and pedestrian-friendly. Those arriving by train or bus will find the walk from either station takes around 25–30 minutes along the same route.