Education
Estonian Business School is based on the Eedu campus, and has taught management and business at the highest level for nearly 40 years. The campus is open to every other good provider of education too.
A campus for lifelong curiosity
Opening
April 2027
At Eedu, education meets entrepreneurship
Eedu is a campus for education and entrepreneurship that has grown around Estonian Business School. It holds the university, offices, a co-working space, conference and event rooms, and places to eat.
The layout of Eedu encourages flexible thinking, sharing experience and finding like-minded people.
At Eedu there is always room and support to experiment, because every change that mattered began with someone bold enough to try.
Entrepreneurship
More than 100 companies a year get going at Eedu. TooEarly Venture Studio brings founders, mentors and investors together and runs open events you can come to as well. Drop in on one, meet people, and see where a good conversation leads.
A meeting place
Conferences, exhibitions and evening talks bring entrepreneurs, executives, investors, researchers and creators to Eedu. One chance conversation can grow into a new project, a partnership or the next big decision.
Events calendar
TooEarly Ventures: #9 edition of 0->1 Wednesday. Once per month on Wednesday, we open our doors to founders, operators, researchers & ambitious rebels who want to bring their idea to life. It's a networking event where founders can network and pitch. And if you don't have the (business) idea yet, it's okay! This is the meetup for the idea owners community & you're very welcome to join.
More informationThe EBS Investment Club is back with another exciting event! This time, we’re exploring the world of investing through the unconventional journey of Maarja Pehk, from the creative industries to the heart of Estonia’s investment ecosystem. Maarja's career path into venture capital has been anything but traditional. With degrees in music, media and the creative industries from the UK, she began her career in the media industry in London, moved to Estonia to support creative businesses, ended up running startup accelerators and then became the CEO of Latitude59 before moving back to London to work as the Head of Investor Relations and FDI for Invest Estonia in the UK. Today she works on the LP side of venture capital at the Estonian state fund manager SmartCap. In her keynote, Maarja will share how an unconventional background can be an advantage in the investment world, what the Estonian and Baltic VC landscape looks like today, and give some practical advice for students who are interested in building a career in VC.
More infomationTooEarly Ventures invites: #10 edition of 0->1 Wednesday. Once per month on Wednesday, we open our doors to founders, operators, researchers & ambitious rebels who want to bring their idea to life. It's a networking event where founders can network and pitch. And if you don't have the (business) idea yet, it's okay! This is the meetup for the idea owners community & you're very welcome to join.
More information
Conference rooms in Tallinn
Host your next event at Eedu
Eedu hosts anything from a small inspiring breakfast or a team strategy day to a 400-person conference. You can use individual Eedu rooms and services on their own, or let us put together the whole event for you.
- 3 large halls, 4 smaller seminar rooms
- Presentation and sound equipment ready to use in every room, plus a video studio and a podcast studio on the campus.
- Eateries and a catering partner in the building
Eedu opens in April 2027.
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The city centre has ambition
Eedu is in central Tallinn at Lennuki 2/4. Close enough to everything to bring an investor, a professor, a policy maker and a future talent to the same event.
The airport, the bus station and Balti jaam are 10 minutes away.
The old town is a 10-minute walk.
Solaris, Stockmann and Kaubamaja are 5 minutes on foot.
If you come by car, there is a car park behind the building and the Rävala parking house around the corner.
Frequently asked questions
Hosting an event at Eedu
The Eedu conference centre hosts events for up to 400 people.
At Eedu there is:
- an atrium for 300 people
- a 180-seat raked auditorium
- a 100-seat auditorium that can be joined to the atrium
- 4 smaller rooms, each seating up to 65 people
Every room is ready to use: presentation, sound and lighting equipment is in place and set up. There is a technical team on site to help prepare and run the event.
In the larger halls the lighting and the layout of tables, chairs and stage can be changed, so the same room works for a lecture, a conference, a reception or a more formal opening night. A precise overview of each room and its equipment is on the conference rooms page.
Yes. Eedu has eateries and a catering partner on the campus, from coffee breaks through to dinners.
Eedu is easy to reach on foot, by public transport and by car.
Eedu is about a 10-minute drive from Tallinn Airport, the coach station and Balti jaam, and a 5-minute walk from Solaris, Stockmann and Kaubamaja — which are, besides shopping centres, also major public transport hubs. Eedu has its own car park, operated by Ühisteenused.
The Eedu conference centre opens in April 2027, but requests and bookings are welcome already now.
In your request, tell us:
- what the event is
- when it takes place
- how many people you expect
The Eedu events team will get in touch with an offer of the rooms and services that fit.
Planning an event that matters to you?
At the Eedu event centre you are met by a professional team with years of event management behind them, led by the head of the event centre, Liisa Piisel. Liisa and her team will put together a setup that suits your programme and your audience.
Liisa Piisel
Head of the Eedu event centre
+372 5090753liisa@eedu.ee