Study destinations
Malta
An English-speaking EU member state with a compact, walkable study environment.
Malta
Malta is an English-speaking member of the European Union with a small higher education sector and a significant English language teaching industry. Its scale makes it a comparatively straightforward place to settle in.
- English is an official language and the main language of instruction
- Member of the European Union and the Schengen Area
- A compact sector — the University of Malta plus private licensed institutions
- Visa and residence requirements are handled through Identità Malta
Why Study in Malta?
Malta offers a unique blend of high-quality education, a Mediterranean lifestyle, and access to the European Union. As one of the few bilingual countries in Europe where English is an official language, international students can easily integrate into academic and daily life without language barriers.
With its growing economy, particularly in sectors like technology, finance, and tourism, Malta provides excellent networking and career opportunities for graduates.
Education Providers
The higher education sector includes the state-funded University of Malta, the Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST), and several respected private higher education institutions and branch campuses of international universities.
Living and Working
Malta boasts a lower cost of living compared to many other Western European destinations. International students from non-EU countries are generally permitted to work part-time (up to 20 hours per week) during their studies after obtaining the necessary employment license.
Graduates who secure relevant employment may also be eligible to extend their stay in Malta through appropriate work permits.
The student journey
Six stages, and we stay with you through all of them.
Studying abroad is a sequence of decisions and deadlines. Here is the path we walk with you.
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Step 1: Counselling
We start with your academic background, budget and what you actually want from studying abroad.
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Step 2: Course & University Selection
We build a shortlist you can compare — entry requirements, structure, location and cost.
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Step 3: Application Preparation
Documents, statements and references are assembled, checked and submitted before the deadline.
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Step 4: Offer / Admission
We help you read your offer conditions carefully and decide which one to accept.
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Step 5: Visa Guidance
We take you through the destination country's published student visa requirements step by step.
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Step 6: Pre-Departure Support
Travel, accommodation and arrival — so the first week in a new country is not the hardest one.
Ready to start your study abroad journey?
Talk to our counsellors and take the first step toward your international education.