Supported by the University of Malta -

With over 400 years of history,  we are the leading and most prestigous  higher education institution in  Malta. For all these years, University  of Malta (UM) has been the hub for  international academic exchange on  the island.  We seek to carry out academic research  and provide a vibrant higher  education setting in the arts, sciences  and the humanities. The courses  at UM are designed to produce  highly qualified professionals in multiple  disciplines.

The high level of  teaching in English language made it  possible for us to open the doors for  international students. In fact in the  last five years UM has experienced  a significant increase in the number  of international students, from EU  countries, North America and Asia.  We also have multiple agreements  with international institutions from  several countries including  US, India and  China.  The academic body  is committed to high  standards of research  and teaching and  every member of at  UM plays an important  role and contributes to an outstanding  student experience. UM has a  prestigious medical school and multiple  other faculties that bestow both  undergrad and postgrad degrees in  engineering, humanities business,  sciences and nursing. Besides the  main campus, situated at Msida,  there are three other campuses:  Valletta, Marsaxlokk, Gozo. The  Msida campus is in the centre of the  island 20 minutes drive away from  the island’s main  airport, less  than 5 km away  from the capital  city, Valletta and  within walking  distance from  Sliema, the most  cosmopolitan  town on the island.  UM has a student population of  11,500 students with students coming  from 92 different countries. Like  India, Malta took its Independence  from Britain in 1964 but the British  influence has left its mark on the  education system. As a result entry  requirements to UM are very similar  to those in UK. 

Our advice to the Indian students  is to consider Malta because it is  one of the safest countries in the  Schengen area with very good  connections to all other European  states. These factors in addition  to the high standard of teaching  and research, enrich the student  experience at the oldest University  in the Commonwealth countries,  outside UK. The cost of living in  Malta is lower when compared to  our neighbouring countries and so  are the tuition fees. You can email  us for further support and advice  about studying at the south most EU  country on info@um.edu.mt. We are  already accepting applications for  over 500 undergraduate and postgraduate  programmes for October  2021.

“The cost of living in Malta is lower when compared to our neighbouring countries”

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