Study in Malta
Shaping European Career And Work Opportunities With Peace
Malta offers English taught UG, PG, and PhD programmes. You study at recognised institutes with strong academic quality. Courses blend practical training with global exposure. Students enjoy safe campuses, warm climate, and easy travel across Europe.
Why Study in Malta?
Malta gives you quality education in a calm and friendly environment. You study in English, gain global exposure, and live in the EU and Schengen region. Institutes offer practical, career-focused learning that helps you grow in your field while enjoying a peaceful island lifestyle.
Malta Education System
Malta education system is known for its flexibility and research driven curriculum.
Levels of Study
- Undergraduate (Bachelor’s degree — 3–4 years)
- Graduate (Master’s degree — 1–2 years)
- Doctoral (PhD programmes — 3–4 years or more)
Types of Institutions
- University of Malta — public, research focused, and internationally recognised
- MCAST — applied, vocational, and industry driven programmes
Popular Fields
- Business & Management
- Computer Science & Cybersecurity
- Engineering & Marine Studies
- Hospitality & Tourism
- Health & Allied Sciences
- Creative Media & Design
Eligibility Criteria
Undergraduate
- 10+2 or equivalent school qualification
- Required marks in relevant subjects
- English proficiency if asked by the institute
Postgraduate
- Bachelor’s degree with required grades
- English test score if required
- Some programmes may ask for GRE/GMAT or related work experience
Required Documents
- Academic transcripts and certificates
- Passport copy & Photographs
- Experience Certificate (If Required)
- MOI – Medium of Instruction Certificate (If Required)
- English proficiency test score (IELTS / TOEFL / PTE)
- SOP
- LORs
- Financial documents
- CV / Resume
Visa Process
Receive an admission offer from a recognised Malta institute.
Prepare all required documents: passport, offer letter, financial proof, health insurance.
Apply for the Malta student visa or long-stay study visa.
After approval, fly to Malta and report to your institute.
Apply for the e-Residence Permit if your stay is over one year.
Major Intakes
Winter : JanuaryÂ
Fall : September
Cost of Study in Malta
Undergraduate
€7,000 – €15,000 Per Year
₹6.3 lakh – ₹13.5 lakh Per Year
Postgraduate
€10,000 – €20,000 Per Year
₹9 lakh – ₹18 lakh Per Year
Doctoral programmes
$20,000 – $30,000 USD Per Year
₹14.2L – ₹21.3L Per Year
The course fees’ mentioned above are only indicative. Students who wish to gain more insight on the fee structure for specific courses and also regarding attractive scholarship opportunities can get in touch with our student counselors for more information.
Living Expenses
€9,600 – €14,400 per year
≈ ₹8.6 lakh – ₹13 lakh per year
Expenses depend on location, lifestyle, and type of accommodation.
Popular Scholarships for Indian Students
University of Malta Scholarships and Bursaries
MCAST Financial Support for selected programmes
Merit based scholarships
Research grants for postgraduate studies
This list is only for reference and it is highly recommended that the student consults with our counsellors for more details about scholarship in Malta for Indian students.
💡 Many universities also offer Graduate Assistantships and Teaching/Research Assistantships that help cover tuition and living expenses.
Top Institutions in Malta
University of Malta
MCAST
💡 Many more universities and colleges
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I work while studying in Malta?
Yes. Students can work part time after the first three months of study. Most students can work up to 20 hours a week. This helps you gain work experience and reduce living costs, but you must follow local employment rules.
Is English required for studying in Malta?
Yes. Many programmes are taught fully in English. Institutes may ask for IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE scores. Some may waive the test if you studied in an English medium school. Always check your course requirement.
What are the main intakes in Malta?
Most programmes start in September or October. Some institutes offer additional intakes in February or March. It is best to apply early so you have enough time for visa and travel arrangements.
Can I stay in Malta after I finish my course?
You may apply for a work permit or stay to look for jobs, depending on your visa type and current rules. Many graduates find good career paths in hospitality, IT, maritime fields, and service industries.
How much does studying in Malta cost in total?
Tuition usually ranges from €7,000 to €20,000 yearly. Living costs add another €9,600 to €14,400. Your total cost depends on your course, location, and lifestyle. Planning your budget early helps you manage your finances better.