Malta is an English-speaking EU member with a fast-growing education sector. Degrees are recognised across Europe, class sizes are small, and the island's tourism economy offers part-time work in hospitality.
Key facts
- Intakes
- October / February
- Tuition
- €5,000 – €12,000 per year
- Living costs
- €9,000 – €11,000 per year
- Visa
- National study visa — acceptance letter, proof of funds, health insurance
- Work while studying
- 20 hours per week after the first 90 days
- After graduation
- Job-seeking extensions available for graduates
Worth knowing
- English is an official language — no IELTS at many institutions
- EU-recognised qualifications at moderate cost
- Safe, small and easy to navigate for first-time travellers
Courses students choose most
- Tourism Management
- iGaming & Digital Business
- Finance
- Maritime Studies
- Nursing