Study in Malta:
Top Universities, Courses, Fees & Student Guide
Experience quality education, English-taught programs, and Mediterranean campus life in Malta. Receive expert guidance on universities, scholarships, student visas, and admissions tailored to study plans in Malta.
Why Choose Malta for Your Studies?
Unlock reputable EU-recognized qualifications, practical training, and clear pathways to work options in an English-speaking environment.
Intakes for Study
in the Malta
Most providers offer two main intakes annually, with additional limited starts for select diplomas and certificates depending on the college.
Education Types in the Malta
Malta’s system includes public universities, applied colleges, and vocational/technical institutes offering pathways from certificates to postgraduate degrees.
Eligibility & Registration
Get a step-by-step overview of how to apply to Malta universities and what makes you eligible for study in the Malta.
Admission Process
Eligibility Criteria
Shortlist Designated Institutions and confirm intake seats and program prerequisites.
Prepare application package: transcripts, passport, English proficiency, SOP/CV, references.
Receive offer and pay deposit to secure the Letter of Acceptance.
Apply for the appropriate visa (Type D for programs >90 days) well in advance.
Arrange accommodation, insurance, and travel; plan arrival ahead of orientation.
After 3 months in Malta, obtain work authorization to begin part‑time work if desired.
Letter of Acceptance from a recognized Maltese institution.
Financial proof to cover tuition and living expenses per embassy guidance.
Valid passport, completed visa form, photos, and travel/health insurance.
Proof of accommodation in Malta for the study period.
English proficiency evidence (e.g., IELTS/TOEFL or equivalent) as required by the institution.
Admission Process
Shortlist Designated Institutions and confirm intake seats and program prerequisites.
Prepare application package: transcripts, passport, English proficiency, SOP/CV, references.
Receive offer and pay deposit to secure the Letter of Acceptance.
Apply for the appropriate visa (Type D for programs >90 days) well in advance.
Arrange accommodation, insurance, and travel; plan arrival ahead of orientation.
After 3 months in Malta, obtain work authorization to begin part‑time work if desired.
Eligibility Criteria
Letter of Acceptance from a recognized Maltese institution.
Financial proof to cover tuition and living expenses per embassy guidance.
Valid passport, completed visa form, photos, and travel/health insurance.
Proof of accommodation in Malta for the study period.
English proficiency evidence (e.g., IELTS/TOEFL or equivalent) as required by the institution.
Documents Required for
Studying in the Malta
Preparing to study in Malta means gathering the correct paperwork for both university admission and the Malta student visa application. This checklist ensures a smooth, stress‑free process—keep original copies and extra sets ready.
| Document | For University | For Visa |
|---|---|---|
|
Passport |
Yes |
Yes |
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Completed visa application form |
– |
Yes |
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Academic transcripts/marksheets |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Degree/provisional certificates |
Yes |
Yes |
|
English test scores (IELTS/TOEFL) |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Statement of Purpose |
Yes |
– |
|
Letters of Recommendation |
Yes |
– |
|
Resume/CV |
Yes |
– |
|
Letter of Acceptance |
– |
Yes |
|
Proof of funds/bank statements |
– |
Yes |
|
Health/travel insurance (min €30,000 coverage) |
– |
Yes |
|
Proof of accommodation |
– |
Yes |
|
Passport photos |
– |
Yes |
|
Visa fee payment receipt |
– |
Yes |
Top Courses in the Malta
Australia offers a wide variety of quality programs across disciplines, providing skills and global connections for career success.
Business & Management
Duration: 1–2 years (PG), 3–4 years (UG)
Tuition Fee per year: ~€7,000–€14,000
Information Technology / Computing
Duration: 1–2 years (PG), 3–4 years (UG)
Tuition Fee per year: ~€8,000–€15,000.
Hospitality & Tourism Management
Duration: 1–3 years (Cert/Dip/UG)
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Tuition Fee per year: ~€6,000–€12,000.
Health & Social Care
Duration: 1–2 years (PG), 3–4 years (UG)
Tuition Fee per year: ~€8,000–€14,000.
Cost of Studying in Malta
Costs vary by location and institution, with metropolitan cities like Sydney and Melbourne being higher cost. Proper budgeting helps ensure a smooth stay.
| Type of Expense | Average Annual Cost (INR) |
|---|---|
|
Tuition Fees (Undergraduate) |
₹6,50,000 – ₹12,50,000 per year (approx. €7,000–€13,500).
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Tuition Fees (Postgraduate) |
₹7,50,000 – ₹13,50,000 per year (approx. €8,000–€15,000).
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Living Expenses (Sydney/Melbourne) |
₹9,50,000 – ₹13,50,000 per year (based on €1,250–€1,600+/month incl. rent).
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Living Expenses (Other Cities) |
₹7,00,000 – ₹10,00,000 per year (lower rents outside prime hubs).
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Visa Fees + Health Cover (OSHC) |
₹9,000 – ₹13,000 for Type D, plus any VFS service fees where applicable.
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Airfare |
₹45,000 – ₹90,000 depending on season and route.
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Australia Student Visa Guide
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Part-time Work Opportunities
Students can work up to 40 hours per fortnight during study periods and full-time during holidays.
Full-Time Work Opportunities
Post-study work visas allow international graduates to gain valuable work experience in Australia for 2-4 years.
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FAQs & Guides
Find clear answers to the most common questions about studying in Malta—from admissions and visas to work rights and scholarships. Our guides will help you navigate your study abroad journey with confidence.
Schengen Type D national visa for programs exceeding 90 days.
Yes—up to 20 hours weekly after 3 months with work permission.
Up to 365 days, followed by an e‑Residence permit for longer programs.
September/October (primary) and February/March (secondary), with limited May/June starts.
Around €1,250–€1,600+ including rent, depending on location and lifestyle.
Many institutions offer English‑taught programs and support services.
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