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2025

• Anastassia Zabrodskaya, Professor of Intercultural Communication at the Baltic Film, Media and Arts School - for her great contribution to the organisation of international conferences, teaching and promotion of Tallinn University around the world from New Zealand to Canada.
• Kairit Kall, Lecturer in Sociology at the School of Governance, Law and Society - for her outstanding contribution to the development of the field of sociology at Tallinn University through successful management of the undergraduate study programme, raising research funding and implementing research projects.
• Kersti Edur, Assistant at the Estonian Institute for Population Studies, School of Governance, Law and Society - for her long-standing and effective work in supporting academic staff, organising events and creating and maintaining demography-related websites.
• Michel Poulain, Senior Research Fellow at the Estonian Institute for Population Studies, School of Governance, Law and Society - for his internationally influential research and knowledge transfer on longevity.
• Katrin Karu, Associate Professor of Andragogy at the School of Educational Sciences - for her long-standing leadership and development of the field of andragogy at Tallinn University.
• Tatjana Tamberg, Lecturer in Mathematics at the School of Digital Technologies - for her long-standing contribution to the management of undergraduate and postgraduate study programmes at Tallinn University and its predecessors, for being a valuable, dedicated and supportive colleague and a valued lecturer.
• Vladimir Tomberg, Associate Professor of Interaction Design at the School of Digital Technologies - for his contribution to the management of the international joint study programme in interaction design, the preparation and implementation of summer and winter schools, as a university coordinator for several international research and development projects and for his participation in the work of The Centre of Excellence for Well-Being Sciences.
• Martin Sillaots, Associate Professor of Serious Games at the School of Digital Technologies - for his long-standing contribution as a dedicated and valued lecturer and supervisor, and as a pleasant colleague, e.g. for leading the creation of the Master's programme in digital learning games and for many projects in the field of serious games and educational technology.
• Ragnar Pääslane, IT Technician at the School of Digital Technologies - for his long-standing and dedicated contribution as a knowledgeable, helpful and proactive IT technician in the development, improvement, testing and implementation of technical solutions. Your activities go beyond the scope of the job description and the institute, actively contributing to the activities of the School of Educational Sciences and the EDUSPACE lab, supporting the success of several projects.
• Tiina Aavik, Administrative Head, School of Natural Sciences and Health - for her long and dedicated work as the support staff of the office of the School of Natural Sciences and Health, including supporting the institute's positive working atmosphere by organising traditional joint events.
• Jaana Taar, Associate Professor of Home Economics at the School of Natural Sciences and Health - for her long-standing teaching and research work at the university, contributing to both teaching and study programme management, and for her leadership in setting up the research kitchen on campus, which has helped to bring in significant research funding and strengthen collaborative links. 
• Priit Reiska , Distinguished Professor of Natural Sciences Didactics at the School of Natural Sciences and Health - for his long-standing leadership in the development of science teacher education at Tallinn University. 
• Ebe Lausa, Senior Laboratory Assistant at the School of Natural Sciences and Health - for her long-standing and dedicated contribution as a Senior Laboratory Assistant supporting colleagues at Tallinn University.
• Katri Loik, Assistant to the Director of Haapsalu College - for her long and dedicated work in supporting the development of the college.
• Johanna Kukk-Uuspalu, Study Management Senior Specialist, Academic Affairs Office - for her contribution to the activities of study mobility, international admission and study management, to the creation and development of systems, including the mapping and updating of the international admission process, and to the creation of links in study data and the improvement of the publication of statistics.  
• Kadi Möldri , Senior Admissions Specialist in the Academic Affairs Office - for her dedication, attention to detail, and methodical approach in developing and organizing local admissions. Over the past year, she has successfully addressed the challenge of integrating local and international admissions, fostering smoother collaboration and providing more cohesive support to academic units.
• Kersti Papson, Study Management Senior Specialist, Academic Affairs Office - for her long-standing and effective contribution to the development of study programmes and study programme quality processes, in the implementation of academic ethics in teaching at Tallinn University and for maintaining a pleasant atmosphere in the office through the sharing of valuable professional, artistic and cultural recommendations.
• Merli Laurson, Study Information System Specialist in the Academic Affairs Office - for her dedicated contribution and innovative solutions in the development and implementation of the Doctoral Studies Workspace.
• Siiri Häidma, International Marketing Senior Specialist in the Marketing and Communication Office - for her long-standing work in promoting English language learning opportunities at fairs, organising marketing events and workshops, producing marketing and presentation materials in foreign languages, and supporting institute marketing specialists on foreign marketing issues.
• Ivar Mölder, bus driver-technician in the Property Management Office - for his conscientious and always helpful support to all university staff in the provision of transport services.
• Kaja Jakobson, Senior Specialist of Research Data Infrastructure in the Research Administration Office - for her dedicated contribution and innovative solutions in the development and implementation of the Doctoral Studies Workspace.
• Ursula Haava, Senior Specialist of Doctoral Studies, Research Administration Office - for her long-standing and dedicated contribution to the development of the field of doctoral studies and for her contribution to the development of the Doctoral Studies Workspace.
• Stéphane Johane Lobbedey, Senior Research & Development Projects Adviser at the Knowledge Transfer and Project Support Office - for his dedicated work in designing, building and implementing a professional project support system.
• Xavier Frederic Dubois, Research & Development Projects Adviser at the Knowledge Transfer and Project Support Office - for his dedicated work in designing, building and implementing a professional project support system.
• Kairi Märk, Senior Projects Adviser at the Knowledge Transfer and Project Support Office and Strategy Office - for her dedicated work in conceptualising and inspiring the network of project coordinators, launching and leading the network.
• Mahendra Mahey, Senior Development Specialist, Strategy Office - for his dedicated work in conceptualising and inspiring the network of project coordinators, launching and leading the network.
• Mari Hõbemäe, Project Management Specialist in the Research Administration Office and the Knowledge Transfer and Project Support Office - for her long, dedicated and systematic work in developing and implementing proposals for the organisation of databases for research projects.

2024

• Oksana Tralla, Associate Professor of Dance Art (Ballet) at the Baltic Film, Media and Arts School - for conducting international projects in the choreography study programme and developing cooperation with dance organisations.
• Visiting Lecturer of Audiovisual Arts at the Baltic Film, Media and Arts School, Mart Raun - for maintaining and promoting international cooperation in the field of film art.
• Jaanus Terasmaa, Professor of Ecohydrology at the School of Natural Sciences and Health, Director of the Institute of Ecology - for his dedicated leadership, promotion of sustainability and networking.
• Arno Baltin, Distinguished Lecturer in Negotiation Psychology at the School of Natural Sciences and Health - for developing the specialty's network of internship, mobility and interdisciplinary study programme in psychology and behavioural sciences.
• Elina van der Toorn, Study Counsellor and Specialist at the School of Education Sciences - for her long-standing, dedicated and professional work in implementing the institute's doctoral studies, the international joint study programme and the volunteer teacher project.
• Priit Raudkivi , Research Fellow Emeritus, Institute of History, Archaeology and Art History, School of Humanities - for his long-standing, dedicated and invaluable contribution to history teaching, research, study programme development, mentoring and training of historians and history teachers.
• Liina Kirsipuu, Administrative Head, School of Digital Technologies - for her long-term, thorough and systematic work in various positions at the institute, in the organisation of the institute's human resources.
• Jüri Kurvits, Lecturer in Mathematics Didactics at the School of Digital Technologies - for his dedicated work in initiating and responsibly executing development projects aimed at promoting mathematics in general education, popularising mathematics and organising the study programme for mathematics teachers.
• Kristi Oikimus, Study Counsellor and Specialist at the School of Digital Technologies - for her dedicated and effective contribution to supporting students and faculty of the institute's Master's programmes in foreign languages and ensuring the smooth running of the Interaction Design joint degree programme.
• Sonia Claudia da Costa Sousa, Associate Professor of Interaction Design at the School of Digital Technologies, for her long and dedicated work in promoting the field of trust issues in the use of IT tools, in leading projects and in curating a joint study programme in Interaction Design.
• Heli Sirotkin, Head of the Academic Library Services Department - for her long-standing, dedicated work, inspiring colleagues and collaborators, and consistent contribution to the culture of reading and the development of the library.
• Marge Kõrvits, Open Learning Senior Specialist at the Training and Conference Centre - for her long-standing and professional work in developing the field of continuing education at Tallinn University and supporting users of the continuing education information system.
• Kaia Ljaš, Student Academy Project Manager at the Training and Conference Centre - for her dedicated work and contribution to the Student Academy at Tallinn University.
• Karin Salumäe instructor of the Tallinn University vocal ensemble Vox Nova - for making Tallinn University's Christmas concert "Helgeks saagu hing" special and unique.
• Toomas Voll, conductor of Tallinn University Women's Choir - for making Tallinn University's Christmas concert "Helgeks saagu hing" special and unique.
• Ülle Tamla, Chief Curator of the Archaeological Research Collection - for her long, dedicated and professional work as the Chief Curator of the Archaeological Research Collection of Tallinn University in preserving, maintaining and developing the archaeological collections and making our cultural heritage accessible to researchers and other interested parties.
• Katrin Männik, Visiting Research Fellow in Sustainable Education at the School of Education Sciences and former Director of the Open Academy - for her dedicated contribution to the initiation and implementation of the microdegree programme.

2023

• Aivar Jürgenson - for his enduring contributions to the study of the history of Estonian expatriates, his mentorship in thesis supervision, and his valuable contributions to research at Tallinn University.
• Merilin Tohver, Administrative Assistant at the School of Digital Technologies - for her long-standing, dedicated and effective contribution to the support of students and faculty of the Master's programmes at the Institute of Informatics and, later, the School of Digital Technologies, and to the development of the institute's teaching.
• Pyotr Savitsky , Senior Software Developer at the School of Digital Technologies - for his long-standing dedicated contribution to the development of educational software and for his leadership in the development of educational technology solutions at the School of Digital Technologies' Centre for Educational Technology.
• Triinu Jesmin, Lecturer in Data Analysis at the School of Digital Technologies - for her dedicated contribution to the development of students' data analytics skills and to research and development projects.
• Katerina Koreškova, Study Counsellor at the School of Educational Sciences - for her consistent work in developing study regulations and effective counselling of students. 
• Mare Merimaa, Lecturer in Private Law at the School of Governance, Law and Society - for her long-standing dedicated work as a valued lecturer in the preparation of legal scholars and for her contribution to the development of microdegrees.
• Katrin Soidra-Zujev, Training Manager at the School of Natural Sciences and Health, for her contribution to the preparation and running of the School of Natural Sciences and Health's microdegrees and raising the visibility of the university in society. 
• Taimi Paves, Customer Relations Manager, Tallinn University Press - for her long-standing, conscientious and proactive contribution to the distribution of the books from Tallinn University Press.
• Tiina Tootsi, Archivist-Collection Keeper at the Estonian Pedagogical Archives and Museum - for her long-standing, dedicated and thorough contribution to the work with the EPAM manuscript collection - its systematisation, description and presentation to the public. 
• Sirle Kivihall, Head of the Centre for International Examinations of the Open Academy - for her great contribution to the development and organisation of the field.
• Kerli Haas, assistant at the Open Academy's Centre for International Examinations - for her great contribution to the organisation of the field. 
• Ain Mihkelson, electrician at the Property Management Office - for his conscientious and often inconspicuous contribution to the university's electrical work and for solving problems in advance.
• Kristjan Kalde, Designer, Marketing and Communication Office - for his great contribution to the maintenance and development of the visual language of the university and creative design solutions.
• Kristiina Oppi, Chief Collections Manager, Marketing and Communication Office - for her great contribution to preserving the memory of the university and curating art exhibitions.

2021

• Hans Põldoja, Head of Studies at the School of Digital Technologies - for organising an innovative field of study at the School of Digital Technologies.
• Aira Lepik , Lecturer of Librarianship at the School of Digital Technologies - for her long, dedicated and conscientious work as a valued lecturer, supervisor, curator and promoter of information science at Tallinn University.
• Priit Tammets, Analyst at the Centre for Educational Technology, School of Digital Technologies - for his long-standing work in fostering cooperation with companies and successful management of development projects at the School of Digital Technologies.
• Pirje Meri , Head of Collaboration and Training, School of Digital Technologies - for her contribution to the development of the LIFE course at Tallinn University.
• Irina Birjukova, Training Manager, Centre for Innovation in Education at the School of Educational Sciences - for her long-standing organisation of teachers' continuing education at Tallinn University and for the consistently positive feedback from continuing education students.
• Professor Marco Snoek - for his long-standing partnership in the development and implementation of the educational leadership study programme and projects in collaboration with Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences.
• Larissa Jõgi, Associate Professor of Andragogy at the School of Educational Sciences - for her contribution to the development of the LIFE course at Tallinn University.
• Toomas Sääs, Production Manager, BFM Production Centre, Baltic Film, Media and Arts School - for creating and developing a high quality production environment at the Baltic Film, Media and Arts School that supports teaching and creative work.
• Raul Tõnurist, Technical Specialist, BFM Production Centre, Baltic Film, Media and Arts School - for creating and developing a high-quality production environment at the Baltic Film, Media and Arts School that supports teaching and creative work.
• Kersti Uibo - for her long-term contribution to the development of documentary studies at BFM. She has taught and guided a generation of documentary filmmakers with great passion, and today they have set out to shape the face of the genre in Estonia. Kersti has put teaching and student development before her own artistic ambitions.
• Veiko Vaatmann, Visiting Lecturer in Film Arts at the Baltic Film, Media and Arts School - for developing the field of film arts and film studies at the Baltic Film, Media and Arts School.
• Katrin Aava, Associate Professor of Communication at the Baltic Film, Media and Arts School - "For contributing to the development of the LIFE course at Tallinn University."
• Andres Jõesaar , Associate Professor of Media Policy at the Baltic Film, Media and Arts School, Vice-Rector for Development of Creative Activities and Cooperative Relations - "For his contribution to the development of the LIFE course at Tallinn University."
• Mirjam Uuskari, Project Coordinator, School of Humanities - for dedicated support to researchers and the administration of research projects at the School of Humanities, with the courage to take responsibility as a caring, considerate, conscientious, well-meaning, friendly and reliable colleague. 
• Helina Puksmann, Study Counsellor at the School of Humanities - for effective work in 2020 in reorganising the institute's teaching in the context of distance learning, for providing flexible and understanding solutions to students' concerns, for supporting the smooth functioning of teaching, and for providing digital support and advice to the institute's staff at the School of Humanities.
• Eva-Maria Kinkar, Study Counsellor at the School of Humanities - for effective work in 2020 in reorganising the institute's teaching in the conditions of distance learning, for providing flexible and understanding solutions to students' concerns and for supporting the smooth functioning of teaching at the School of Humanities.
• Mari Uusküla, Associate Professor of Linguistics and Translation Studies at the School of Humanities - "For her contribution to the development of the LIFE course at Tallinn University."
• Ellu Saar, Professor of Sociology at the School of Governance, Law and Society - for her long-standing exemplary research and for her leadership and development of sociology at the School of Governance, Law and Society. 
• Luule Sakkeus, Endowed Professor of Demography at the School of Governance, Law and Society, Director of the Estonian Institute for Population Studies - for her long-standing exemplary research, leadership and development of the Estonian Institute for Population Studies at the School of Governance, Law and Society.
• Marika Voogre, Study Counsellor and Specialist at the School of Governance, Law and Society - for her long-term and conscientious work and dedicated care for students who need counsel at the School of Governance, Law and Society. 
• Catlyn Kirna, Lecturer in International Relations, School of Governance, Law and Society - for her contribution to the development of the LIFE course at Tallinn University.
• Sirje Vaask, Head of Studies at the School of Natural Sciences and Health - for her commitment to the organisation of teaching at the School of Natural Sciences and Health.
• Kadri Herde, Administrative Assistant at the School of Natural Sciences and Health - for her operational and constructive management of the Tallinn University Räägu unit during the emergency and COVID-19 prevention period in the conditions of distance learning, for supporting the lecturers and staff in organisational, digital and financial matters. 
• Lotte Triin Telgmaa, Study Counsellor and Specialist at the School of Natural Sciences and Health - for her prompt and constructive action during the emergency and COVID-19 prevention period in the conditions of distance learning and for the smooth and seamless functioning of studies at the School of Natural Sciences and Health.
• Greete Horn, Study Counsellor and Specialist at the School of Natural Sciences and Health - for her prompt and constructive action during the emergency and COVID-19 prevention period in the conditions of distance learning and for the smooth and seamless functioning of studies at the School of Natural Sciences and Health.
• Mihkel Kangur, Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Ecology at the School of Natural Sciences and Health, Associate Professor of Sustainable Development - for his contribution to the development of the LIFE course at Tallinn University.
• Arvo Pärenson, Lecturer of Design, Haapsalu College - for his participation in the creation of the study programme of Handicraft Technology and Design, long-term study programme curation and lecturing at Haapsalu College of Tallinn University.
• Doris Piho, former Head of Marketing - for her long-standing contribution to the marketing and image of Tallinn University.
• Birgit Kirsimägi, Project Manager of the International Summer and Winter School, Marketing and Communication Office - for her long-term contribution to the International Summer and Winter School of Tallinn University and to the internationalisation of the university.
• Olga Reili, International Summer and Winter School Specialist, Marketing and Communication Office - for her long-term contribution to the development of the Tallinn University International Summer and Winter School and to the internationalisation of the University.
• Brita Laurfeld, Advisor to the Rectorate, Office of the Rectorate - for her dedicated work and contribution in supporting the governance of Tallinn University and coordinating the development plan and institutional accreditation processes.
• Reini Rätsep , Senior Specialist of Document Management, Office of the Rectorate - for her long-term contribution to the organisation and development of administration and document management at Tallinn University.
• Katri Pung, Head of the Office of the Rectorate - for her long-term and effective coordination of the Primus and ASTRA higher education development programmes at Tallinn University.
• Merje Olm, Personnel Management Senior Specialist, Personnel Office - For her long and dedicated work in organising human resources and launching the new career model at Tallinn University.
• Olavi Hein, System Administrator, Information Technology Office - for his excellent and always prompt assistance in solving IT problems at Tallinn University.
• Kersti Papson, Study Management Senior Specialist, Academic Affairs Office - for her significant contribution to the development of academic ethics at Tallinn University.
• Nele Dobrõš, Senior Specialist for International Studies, Academic Affairs Office - for her dedicated contribution to the reception of international students and the organisation of international studies at Tallinn University.
• Ingrid Hinojosa, Incoming Exchange Students Coordinator, Academic Affairs Office - for her dedicated work in hosting international students and translating study management texts at Tallinn University. 
• Merli Laurson, Study Information System Specialist, Academic Affairs Office - for her professional work in developing and supporting the users of the Study Information System of Tallinn University.
• Elina Malleus-Kotšegarov, Academic Affairs Specialist, Academic Affairs Office - for her heartfelt work in creating and developing the student feedback system at Tallinn University.
• Kairit Ojang, Study Management Senior Specialist, Academic Affairs Office - for her long-standing and dedicated support in study counselling and study management at Tallinn University.
• Evelyn Lillipuu, Head of Finance Office, Financial Manager, School of Governance, Law and Society - for her great dedication as a Financial Manager at the School of Governance, Law and Society, Tallinn University.

2020

2019

Airi Kukk
Anne Vare
Birgit Vilgats
Bonnie Slade
Inga Petuhhov
Irina Moissejenko
Jelena Helemäe
Jelena Raudla
Kai Pata
Kairit Tammets
Karmen Toros
Lauri Leppik
Lehte Tuuling
Liis Ojamäe
Ly Pulk
Madis Lepik
Marge Kõrvits
Marge Unt
Maris Saagpakk
Natalja Netšunajeva
Neeme Suur
Rein Ruutsoo
Sergei Dotsenko
Siiri Soidro
Silver Pramann
Tuuli Oder
Urmas Sukles
Veronika Rogalevitš

2018
Maris Kurel
Marianne Paapstel
Kairi Glückmann
Reelika Semjonova
Lina Žuravskaja
Tiiu Rumen

2017
Elo Unt
Kalle Sepp
Romil Rõbtsenkov
TLÜ Sümfooniaorkester

2016
Heli Tohver
Sirje Virkus
Mart Laanpere
Irina Belobrovtseva
Vitali Belobrovtsev
Krista Kerge
Katrin Poom-Valickis
Kristiina Krabi
Aili Tamme
Merike Aarma
Tiina Andreas
Tõnu Talpsepa
Marion Piisang
Karin Baskin
Marko Vainu
Rein Vöörmann
Tõnis Saarts
Tuuli Oder
Martin Sildos
Kristi Vinter
Pille Slabina
Peeter Normak
Ruth Shimmo
Mihkel Kangur
Sirje Vaask
Katrin Saks
Tõnu Viik
Aigi Heero
Anu Toots
Indrek Grauberg
Orest Kormašov
Airi-Alina Allaste
Helen Joost
Kadri Kiigema
Anneli Levertand
Kätlin Vanari
Toomas Meister
Heli Vallisaar
Karin Vahtra
Anne Tali
Juta Piirlaid

2015
Raimo Pullat
Merlin Linde
Taimi Tulva
Salme Tarmas
Indrek Treufeldt
Kristjan Madalvee
Krista Must
Airi Illisson-Cruz
Eva Kuus
Lehte Tuuling
Marje Lepanen
Anne Tali
Meeli Roosalu
Aado Keskpaik
Külliki Tafel-Viia
Klemen Slabina
Kadri Metsaots
Jaagup Kippar
Meelis Karp
Janne Jakobson
Hele Leek-Ambur
Talis Vare
Kristel Marmor
Mati Väljas
Mare Leino
Anne Tiko
Marika Voogre
Ene-Silvia Sarv

2014
Airi Värnik
Georg Sootla
Aet Kallam
Lembit Türnpuu
Ülo Ugaste
Ene Lind
Orest Kormašov
Eha Rüütel
Andres Avarand
Sirje Ideon
Markku Hannula
Helve Meri

2013
Katri Loik
Ene Käpp
Peeter Normak
Ellen Redi

2004
Heli Tohver
Ene Käpp
Reimo Rivis
Aime Tahvel
Katrin Niglas
Anne Tali
Krista Kerge
Tiina Aunin

2003
Siiri Vihmar
Sirje Priimägi
Linda Pallas
Ene Lind
Ene Lausvee
Ebe Lausa
Endel Järve
Anu Iho
Reet Brauer
Aili Aben

2002
Anne Tiko
Viive-Riina Ruus
Tiiu Pau
Irina Moissejenko
Helve Meri
Kristel Marmor
Kadi Liik
Karl-Kristjan Kuiv
Rein Kolde
Tiiu Koff
Anu-Reet Hausenberg
Aili Adusk

2000
Paul Ruudi
Urve Väljas
Ülo Ugaste
Anu Toots
Aili Tamm
Leida Talts
Helve Siivo
Anne Rooste
Avo Petrauts
Viivi Maanso
Marek Kuzmin
Jüri Kruusvall
Wolf Peter Klein
Aili Kelam
Edgar Karofeld
Aili Kants
Margus Harak
Cecile Eliziere
Angela Arraste 

1999
Anita Turovskaja
August Undusk
Peeter Ulas
Imbi Teiter
Margus Tuuling
Ants Tarraste
Siiri Saulepp
Urve Ratas
Evi Rannap
Helge Palk
Jüri Orn
Katri Ojavere
Urmas Mäemets
Maie Maran
Lemmi Linna
Suliko Liiv
Reet Kääni
Ludmilla Krusta
Aet Kallam
Eha Hiie
Mati Graf
Irina Belobrovtseva
Hille Baar
Aili Aarelaid