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Why Study in Malta?
Malta has quickly evolved from a hidden gem into one of Europe’s most attractive study-abroad
destinations. One of the main reasons Malta is an excellent place to study is that English is one of the
country’s official languages. This means that outside the classroom, you will be constantly surrounded by
English speakers—whether you are ordering food at a restaurant, asking for directions, or making new
friends.
Compared to other English-speaking countries, Malta offers more affordable tuition fees and a lower cost
of living, typically ranging from €450–€700 per month, including accommodation, food, and transportation.
Additionally, public transport in Malta is free for residents, including international students, making daily
travel both convenient and cost-effective.
How Much Does it Cost
to Study in Malta
| Course | Fees |
|---|---|
| UG - Undergrad Bachelor’s Degree | 5,500 - 7,500 Euro Approx. Per Year |
| PG - Post-Graduate Master’s Degree | 6,600 - 10,000 Euro Approx. Per Year |
Find more details about study costs here.
Up to 50% Scholarship*
Malta offers scholarships for international students that may cover 40%–50% of tuition fees. Many Maltese
institutions provide merit-based scholarships and tuition fee discounts to outstanding international students,
making higher education more affordable and accessible. These scholarships help students focus on their
academic success, personal growth, and career development while enjoying the unique experience of living
in a safe, multicultural, and English-speaking environment.
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Career Opportunities
Malta offers excellent career opportunities for international students. Students are legally allowed to work
up to 20 hours per week after completing their first 90 days in Malta.
Graduates from recognized Maltese higher education institutions can apply for a Post-Study Work Permit,
which allows them to stay in Malta for up to 6 to 12 months (depending on their degree level) to search for
full-time employment. Some of Malta’s fastest-growing sectors include iGaming (Online Gaming), Fin
Tech and Financial Services, IT and Software Development, and Hospitality and Tourism Management.
