Study in Malta
English-speaking EU island nation with growing IT, gaming and tourism sectors.
Why Study in Malta?
Malta is an English-speaking EU member state offering European degrees in a safe, sunny Mediterranean setting. Its growing IT, iGaming, finance and tourism industries create opportunities for international students.
Popular Courses
IT & Computer Science
Software Development and Cybersecurity.
Business & Finance
Business Management and Accounting.
Hospitality & Tourism
Hospitality and Tourism Management.
Health Care
Nursing and Health Care Management.
Popular Universities
University of Malta
Msida, Malta
Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST)
Paola, Malta
Global College Malta
Smart City, Malta
London School of Commerce Malta
Birkirkara, Malta
Our counsellors will shortlist universities that match your profile, budget and goals.
Tuition Fees
Bachelor's & Master's: ~€8,000–15,000/year
Private colleges: ~€7,000–12,000/year
Indicative information. Fees vary by university and course.
Scholarships
- University merit scholarships
- Early-application fee discounts
- Government scholarship schemes (limited)
Intakes
Main intake: September / October
Secondary: February (private colleges)
Entry Requirements
- Academic: 55%+ in previous qualification
- English: IELTS 6.0+ or equivalent
- Valid passport and transcripts
- SOP and LORs
Cost of Living
Valletta / Sliema
~€900–1,200/month
Other Areas
~€750–950/month
Career Opportunities
Students may work part-time after an initial period of study, subject to a work permit. Malta's IT, iGaming, finance and tourism sectors offer strong career prospects.
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