Your Mediterranean Gateway to a World-Class Education
Malta, an English-speaking nation, offers an affordable, cutting-edge education with outstanding job prospects in a stunning island setting.
- High-Quality, Affordable Tuition
- English-Taught Programmes
- Vibrant, Safe, and Multicultural
Study in Malta
Why Study in Malta?
Choosing Malta for your higher education is an investment in a future rich with opportunity, culture, and high-quality learning. Here are just a few reasons why students worldwide choose this Mediterranean gem.
- Academic Excellence in a historic setting.
- A truly multicultural and welcoming experience.
- English as an official language and medium of instruction.
- One of the safest and most secure countries in Europe.
- Affordable living and tuition fees providing excellent value.
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Student Visa Requirements
Applying for a study visa is a straightforward process when you're prepared. Here is a checklist of the primary documents required for non-EU students.
Letter of Acceptance from a Maltese university
Proof of Sufficient Funds for living expenses
Valid Health Insurance for the Schengen Area
A Clean Criminal Record certificate
Valid Passport with at least two blank pages
Passport-Sized Photographs (visa specifications)
Proof of English Language Proficiency
Receipt of Tuition Fee Payment
Top Courses to Study in Malta
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Top Universities to Study in Malta
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Understanding the Cost of Studying in Malta
Planning your budget is a key step. Here is an average breakdown of the primary expenses for an international student in Malta.
Tuition Fees
Varies by degree level. Bachelor's: €7k-12k, Master's: €10k-20k per year.
Accommodation
Shared housing or student dorms typically range from €300-€600 per month.
Food & Groceries
Budget around €200-€400 per month depending on lifestyle and cooking habits.
Transportation
Public transport is efficient, with student passes costing approximately €30-€50 per month.
Books & Supplies
Expect to spend €200-€400 annually for required textbooks and academic materials.
Personal Expenses
An additional €100-€300 per month should be budgeted for leisure, phone bills, and other personal needs.
Please note: The expenses mentioned here serve as a point of reference. The actual amounts may vary.
Scholarships to Study in Malta
A range of scholarship opportunities are available for international students, making a Maltese education even more accessible. Explore some of the primary funding avenues.
Government of Malta Scholarships
Often covering full tuition and living stipends, offered via the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
University Scholarships
Direct financial aid from Maltese universities based on academic merit or course-specific criteria.
Erasmus+ Programme
As an EU member, Malta offers EU-funded scholarships for exchange and full-degree students.
Commonwealth Scholarships
Funding opportunities for students from Commonwealth nations to study at various levels in Malta.
Malta Sports Scholarships
Financial support for talented athletes pursuing both academic excellence and their sporting careers.
Private Organisation Grants
Scholarships from foundations and companies, often focused on specific fields like IT or finance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We've got answers. Here are some of the most common inquiries from students.
Studying in Malta is quite affordable. On average, Bachelor's tuition fees can range from €7,000 to €12,000 per year, with Master's programs between €10,000 and €20,000. Living expenses are approximately €8,000-€12,000 per year.
Absolutely. Malta offers a unique combination of high-quality, English-taught education, a safe and multicultural environment, beautiful Mediterranean scenery, and a lower cost of living compared to many other European countries.
Yes, for most English-taught programs, international students will need to provide proof of English proficiency. Accepted tests typically include IELTS (usually a score of 6.0-6.5), TOEFL, or equivalent qualifications.
After graduating from a Maltese institution, you may be eligible to apply for a work permit. Obtaining PR is a longer process that typically requires several years of legal residence and continuous employment in Malta. We can guide you on the initial post-study work visa options.