The structure of Tallinn University’s student body is versatile and active student will surely find a unit he likes, where to participate, contribute or where to apply.

Council(Volikogu) is the highest decision-making body of the student body. The council works in committees where drafts are prepared to change the documents of various decision-making bodies with the aim of improving student life, the quality of education and the development of the university. The council elects the board of the student body. 

The Student Union(Üliõpilaskond) is managed by a 3-member student board, which manages various units of the student body and is staffed by additional personal. The board of the student union represents students based on their position in various decision-making councils. For example, the board is also part of the university senate, which is the highest decision-making body of the Tallinn University. The Student Union manages the work of volunteer students in various clubs and student councils. 

Clubs(Klubid) are units dedicated to a diverse range of interests for Tallinn University students who have common interests and a passion for certain fields of activity and helps them to come together. Also, it is possible to join for example with the International Club, Photography Club, Theater Club and with several other clubs 

The Student Council(Üliõpilasnõukogu (ÜN)) which represents students in institute relations, cooperates with various bodies of the student body and other student councils. ÜN involves students in its activities and in student life organization. In addition, ÜN members elect student representatives to the attestation committee, advisory council and study college of their unit. 

Head of course(Kursusevanem) is the contact person for one course between the university, the student council and the course. The role of the head of course is extremely important, so that as much information as possible would reach the entire course.  

Support students(Tugitudengid) offer students the necessary support and guidance in the first steps of their university life. With the role and guidance of experienced students, support students help new students adapt to the university enviroment, find the right resources and important social connections. Their contribution creates a favorable learning enviroment where students can continiue their studies motivated and successful, thereby supporting the university’s overall mission and educational quality.