Study in
Malta
Study in English at EU-accredited universities on a sunny Mediterranean island with affordable fees and strong industry links.
EU
Recognised Degrees
English
Medium of Instruction
€2.5K+
Annual Tuition
20 Hrs
Part-Time Work
Reasons to Choose
Why Study in Malta?
EU Member State
Malta is a full EU member — degrees follow the Bologna Process and are recognised across all 27 EU countries.
English-Taught Programmes
One of only two EU countries with English as an official language — no language barrier for international students.
Affordable Education
Tuition from approximately €2,500–€10,800 per year with living costs around €700–€1,200 per month.
Growing Job Market
Strong demand in iGaming, fintech, ICT, tourism, and maritime sectors offers internship and graduate opportunities.
Historic Universities
The University of Malta, founded in 1592, is one of the oldest universities in Europe with 400+ programmes.
Gateway to Europe
Malta's location makes travel across the EU easy — ideal for students seeking a European experience.
What You Need
Entry Requirements
Academic Requirements
- Undergraduate: HSC/A-Level or equivalent secondary qualification
- Postgraduate: Relevant Bachelor's degree from a recognised institution
- Admission letter from University of Malta, MCAST, or accredited private provider
- Portfolio or interview may be required for creative programmes
English Language
- IELTS Academic: 6.0–6.5 overall for most programmes
- TOEFL iBT: 79–90 depending on course
- Higher scores required for medicine, law, and competitive faculties
- Malta's English-medium schools may waive tests in some cases
Financial Requirements
- Non-EU tuition: approximately €8,500–€10,800/year (public university)
- Living costs: €700–€1,200 per month including accommodation
- Proof of sufficient funds for tuition and living expenses
- Erasmus+ and Malta Government Scholarships available for eligible students
Student Visa & Residence
- National Long-Stay (Type D) visa for non-EU students before travel
- Residence permit via Identità after arrival in Malta
- Valid passport, admission letter, and health insurance
- EU/EEA citizens register locally — no visa required
Work Rights
- Students on valid residence permits may work up to 20 hours per week
- Post-study work opportunities up to 12 months for eligible graduates
- Part-time work common in tourism, hospitality, and tech sectors
- Work permit rules apply — verify status with your education provider
Our Network
Our Partner Universities
University of Malta
MCAST
American University of Malta
STC Higher Education
GBS Malta
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