Questions.

MAKE Institute of Future Industries is a hands-on technical institute in Tallinn, Estonia. Programmes are taught in English, in person. You can choose Drone Operations and Maintenance Technician, Robotics Operations and Maintenance Technician, or Electric and Autonomous Vehicle Technician.

You work on practical problems in the lab: operate, program, maintain, test and troubleshoot the machines, then explain the result. A typical week is 3 classes and 3 practical workshops, each 3 hours, with at most 2 sessions a day and at most 3 days a week. Assessment is based on problem-solving and teamwork across real projects.

A completed upper-secondary qualification or equivalent is the usual baseline. Confirm your qualification with admissions before you pay.

There is no formal English test. The admissions team decides eligibility after the interview.

Yes. Everyone uses the same online application. You apply for any visa or residence permit yourself.

The application fee is €190, once. Tuition is €2,900 per semester. There are no instalments. Scholarships of up to 50% are available every semester, based on results and performance.

Yes. Scholarships of up to 50% are available every semester, based on results and performance.

No. The application fee is €190, once, and it is non-refundable.

Student housing is available at Dormitorium (dormitorium.ee) and Muusa Majutus (yhikas.ee/en/esileht-english) on a first-come, first-served basis. If no places are left, you arrange your own accommodation, and our admissions team will give you all the contacts and information you need.

Questions about a refund? Your study coordinator will help. See the Refund Policy.

A portfolio of projects and a final project you can demonstrate, and the Diploma Certificate. Institutional accreditation: Estonian Quality Agency for Education (HAKA), 2026–2031.

No. Employment depends on your skills, employer requirements and your right to work. For help looking, contact admissions.