Study Abroad
Study in Malta
Europe & Schengen · 4 institutions
Education
English is an official language, so degrees are taught, examined and administered in English with no language barrier at all. Tourism and hospitality, maritime law, financial services and gaming technology are the national strengths, reflecting the economy around them. The University of Malta is state-funded, and the Ministry for Education recognises foreign qualifications through MQRIC, which is the step that decides admission.
Living there
English is an official language alongside Maltese, so there is no language barrier at all — a large part of why Indian students choose it. The islands are small, walkable and safe, with a strong tourism and financial services economy. It is in the Schengen area and the EU.
Work rights
20 hours per week after 90 days
After the course
6 months job-search permit
Processing time
30–60 days
Not sure where you fit?
Tell us your marks and your budget and we will shortlist the courses in Malta you actually qualify for.
Our university network in Malta — 4 institutions
The Malta institutions we currently work with, each with its own fee structure where published — not a general Malta directory.
Malita International College (MIC)
Birkirkara, Malta
Fees: €8,000 · some programmes: confirm directly
MFMAC — Malta Facilities Management Academy and Consultancy
Haz-Zebbug, Malta
Fees: €4,000 – €12,500
EEC-ITIS — Malta Tourism and Languages Institute
San Ġwann, Malta
Fees: Confirm with EEC-ITIS directly