Study in Malta
Study in English in a beautiful EU island nation.
Destination Guide
Why Study in Malta?
- An English-speaking EU country — English is an official language alongside Maltese.
- Mediterranean lifestyle with year-round sunshine and historic surroundings.
- Internationally recognised qualifications from Maltese institutions.
- A safe, compact island where everything is within easy reach.
- Growing international student community.
Popular Study Areas
Admissions & Costs
What You Need to Know
General guidance — exact requirements, fees and deadlines vary by university and change over time.
Degree Levels
Diploma, Bachelor's and Master's programmes are available, taught in English.
Admission Requirements
Requirements vary by institution and programme. Commonly requested documents include academic transcripts and certificates, a valid passport, and proof of English proficiency where required. Contact us for a free assessment of your eligibility.
Tuition Information
Tuition in Malta is moderate and varies by institution and programme. We help you shortlist options within your budget.
Scholarship Opportunities
Some Maltese institutions offer scholarships or discounts for international students. We guide you to current opportunities.
Intakes
Common intakes are September/October and January/February, varying by institution.
Visa Guidance
As a Schengen country, Malta requires non-EU students to obtain a student visa/residence permit with institutional acceptance and proof of funds. Requirements are updated periodically — we guide you through the current process. No outcome can be guaranteed.
Universities
Popular Universities in Malta
Well-known institutions students often ask about. We guide you to the right fit for your grades and budget.
University offerings and entry criteria change over time. Contact us for current, personalised advice.
FAQs
Study in Malta — FAQs
Yes — English is an official language and the main language of instruction in higher education.
Living costs are moderate; tuition varies by institution. Overall it is competitive with many EU destinations.
Malta is a Schengen country, which generally allows travel across the Schengen area subject to visa conditions.