MALTA
Study in the heart of the Mediterranean with 100% English-taught programs, low tuition fees, part-time work rights, and access to the 29-country Schengen zone.
About Malta
Malta is an archipelago in the central Mediterranean, between Sicily and the North African coast, known for historic sites, sunny climate, and vibrant European higher education.
Mediterranean Capital of Culture & European Commerce
Top Courses in Malta
Explore accredited British and European degree programs in in-demand disciplines.
Business And Mgt.
MBA, International Management & Entrepreneurship.
Information Technology
Cybersecurity, Cloud Computing & iGaming Systems.
Tourism and Hospitality
World-class International Hotel & Resort Management.
Education & Training
Pedagogy, Educational Leadership & Language Training.
Engineering
Electrical, Marine Engineering & Sustainable Energy.
Healthcare
Nursing, Public Health & Medical Laboratory Sciences.
Social Science
Psychology, International Relations & Human Resources.
Architecture & Design
Built Environment, Interior Architecture & Urban Design.
Law & Legal Studies
Maritime Law, International Commercial Arbitration & EU Law.
Sports & Fitness
Sports Science, Physical Coaching & Athletic Management.
Why Is Malta an Ideal Study Abroad Destination?
Malta offers international students a rare combination of pure English-speaking education, safety, low tuition, and European career avenues.
Prominent Universities & Institutions in Malta
Explore accredited public universities, polytechnics, and prestigious international branch campuses across the Maltese islands.
Malta Tuition Fees
Tuition varies depending on whether you enroll in public universities, technical diplomas, or international branch campuses.
| Courses / Program | Minimum Annual | Maximum Annual |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor's Degree | € 5,500 | € 20,000 |
| Master's Degree | € 6,500 | € 25,000 |
| Diploma & Higher Certificate | € 2,500 | € 8,000 |
| Ph.D / Doctorate | € 5,500 | € 30,000 |
| Major Intakes | January, March, June & September | |
*Fees may vary depending on university, course and intake.
Monthly Cost of Living in Malta
Malta provides an affordable Mediterranean student lifestyle with accessible housing and subsidized living.
Accommodation
€600 – €1,200Private studio or apartment. Shared student flat rooms typically range from €250 – €450/month.
Food & Groceries
€180 – €370Local supermarkets (Lidl, Pavi, Greens) and fresh Mediterranean market produce.
Transportation
€26 – €50Eligible students holding a personalized Tallinja bus card travel for free across the Maltese bus network!
Internet & Mobile
€25 – €45Unlimited 5G mobile packages and high-speed residential fiber broadband.
Utilities
€80 – €150Electricity, water, and cooling (AC usage during warm summer periods).
Personal / Leisure
€100 – €200Dining out, weekend beach excursions, water sports, and historical museum visits.
Weather in Malta
Malta enjoys one of the sunniest climates in Europe with over 300 days of sunshine each year.
Summer
Warm, sunny, and dry. Ideal for beach swimming, boat cruises to the Blue Lagoon, and coastal outdoor festivals.
Autumn
Pleasant, warm, and breezy with comfortable temperatures for academic campus life and outdoor sightseeing.
Winter
Extremely mild with zero freezing temperatures or snow. Green landscapes and crisp Mediterranean sea breezes.
Spring
Delightful warm sunshine, fresh sea breezes, and blooming coastal flora.
Regions of Malta
Discover Malta's unique geographical and administrative regions offering vibrant student hubs and coastal living.
Central Region
Maltese RegionEncompassing Msida (home to the University of Malta), Birkirkara, and Attard. Packed with student housing, libraries, and tech offices.
Northern Region
Maltese RegionCovering St. Paul's Bay, Mellieħa, and Qawra. Known for scenic Mediterranean beaches, student apartment rentals, and watersports.
Southern Region
Maltese RegionHome to the historic Grand Harbour, Vittoriosa, Senglea, and Cospicua, featuring the American University of Malta campus.
Southeast Region
Maltese RegionIncludes Marsaxlokk fishing village, Birżebbuġa, and Żejtun, offering authentic Maltese culture and budget housing.
Gozo Region
Maltese RegionMalta's sister island featuring Queen Mary University of London medical campus, green hills, and a serene, distraction-free environment.
Northern Harbour
Maltese RegionMalta's financial and lifestyle capital with multinational iGaming headquarters, language schools, and seaside promenades.
Frequently Asked Questions: Study in Malta
Clear answers on English language requirements, work permissions, visa timelines, and post-study opportunities in Malta.
Start Your Study Journey in Malta
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