Why study in Malta?
Malta is an English-speaking EU country in the Mediterranean, with a growing choice of English-taught courses and a friendly student life.
- English is an official language
- EU member state in the Mediterranean
- Smaller classes and a friendly environment
- Courses in business, IT and tourism
Popular subjects
- Business and management
- Information technology
- Tourism and hospitality
- Health care
Universities we work with
Our partners include the University of Malta, Malta College of Arts, Science & Technology (MCAST), GBS Malta, American University of Malta, Malta International College and the Institute of Tourism Studies.
Entry and English requirements
Requirements depend on the course. Most institutions ask for your previous qualifications and an English test or MOI letter.
- Undergraduate: IELTS 6.0 overall
- Postgraduate: IELTS 6.0–6.5 overall
Intakes
Most courses start in September/October, and some start in February.
Costs and scholarships
Fees depend on the institution. Living costs are generally lower than in many Western European countries.
- Many colleges offer tuition discounts or instalment plans; we tell you what is open for your intake
Typical figures. Requirements and scholarship amounts vary by university and course and change each year, so we confirm the latest details with you before you apply.
Student visa
Students from outside the EU usually need a national student visa or residence permit. See our Visa Guidelines and always check the official government website for the latest rules.
