Study in Malta with low tuition fees
Malta is an increasingly popular study destination offering a unique blend of high-quality, affordable English-language education, a safe, sunny Mediterranean lifestyle, and excellent post-study work opportunities
Why Study in Malta
- Tuition fees are lower than many European countries
- The cost of living is also very reasonable.
- Universities offer globally recognized, rigorous, and practical programs.
- Malta is consistently ranked among the safest and friendliest nations in Europe
- Opportunity to gain experience in growing sectors such as tourism, IT, and finance
- Malta acts as a gateway to the EU, enabling easy travel within the Schengen Area.
Fees and Funding
Tuition Fees: Tuition fees in Malta for international students are relatively affordable, generally ranging from €5,000 to €7,000 per year for Bachelor's degrees and €5,000 to €12,000+ for Master's/Ph.D. programs.
Scholarships: Malta offers various scholarships for international students, primarily targeting postgraduate studies, with key options including the University of Malta’s 40%–100% tuition waivers for research Master’s/PhD programs and the Government-funded Endeavour Scholarship Scheme
Cost to Consider
Living expenses: In addition to tuition, international students should factor in costs for accommodation, food, transportation, and other daily expenses.
Visa and immigration fees: For Bangladeshi students applying for a Canadian study permit application fee is CAD 150, and there's an additional biometrics fee of CAD 85.
Admission Requirements
- Current passport copy
- All academic marksheet and certificate
- Photograph
- Job Certificate / Studentship Letter
- IELTS Certificate (if any)
- Resume / Updated CV
Work Permit
International students in Malta (non-EU/EEA) can work part-time for up to 20 hours per week during their studies, provided they hold a valid residence permit and have completed their first 90 days of study.
How to Apply
Intakes: Winter (January), Summer (May), Fall (September)
Admission
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Offer Letter
Receive your offer letter
and pay tuition fees
Letter of Acceptance
Receive Letter of Acceptance
and apply for visa
Visa
Receive your visa
and fly to Malta
PR Opportunities
International students can obtain Permanent Residency (PR) in Malta by legally residing for five continuous years, typically starting with a student visa, transitioning to a post-study work permit, and then a, work-based residency. Requirements include securing employment, having a stable income, renting/buying property, passing a Maltese language test, and demonstrating integration.
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