The Republic of Malta is a southern European island nation in the Mediterranean Sea, made up of three main islands — Malta, Gozo and Comino — with around 500,000 residents. Valletta is the capital, and Maltese and English are both official languages.
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Most colleges and universities in Malta are clustered around the capital, Valletta, on the north-east coast of Malta Island. The largest is the University of Malta, a publicly funded university with around 11,000 students, including about 3,500 international students.
The university's main campus is in the harbour area of Msida, just west of Valletta. The official teaching language is English, though international students are encouraged to learn Maltese too.
Malta was the first country to sign a mutual recognition agreement with India. Despite being the smallest country on the European continent, it offers high-quality education at every level, with a top-rated academic curriculum on par with international standards and institutions with strong infrastructure.
The Maltese healthcare system is rated among the best in Europe and is free for natives. Thanks to Malta's bilingual status, several courses are available in English, making study programmes globally accessible for international students as well as the Maltese student community.
Great weather, strong healthcare and safe living conditions lead many international students to stay on in Malta after their studies — and it remains fairly affordable compared to other European countries, drawing students who want quality education at a reasonable cost.
Malta's higher education system includes graduate, postgraduate and research programmes, plus certificate and diploma courses — full-time, regular or part-time.
Tuition fees vary according to the type of university and course you choose. International students pay tuition fees at both public and private institutions.
Bachelors: €5,000 to €8,000 per year
Masters / MBA: €5,500 to €9,000 per year
Student living costs in Malta depend on lifestyle and mainly on the location chosen to live in.
Approx. cost of living: €300 – €450 per month
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