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The Knowledge Transfer and Project Support Office at Tallinn University, together with its partners, offers students a variety of opportunities to develop entrepreneurial thinking and acquire entrepreneurship-related skills and attitudes. One of the most fruitful of these is interdisciplinary project-based courses known as LIFE (Learning in Interdisciplinary Focused Environment) projects.

is a group project with clearly defined goals, set deadlines, and tangible outcomes. Each group consists of 6–8 students from at least three different academic disciplines. The course is worth 6 ECTS credits and is graded on a pass/fail basis. Twice a year (in May and December), an idea fair is held to introduce projects that will begin in the following semester. At the idea fair, students can get more detailed information about the projects they are interested in and meet potential future team members.