Malta Universities

Yes, you can get a work permit while studying at a university in Malta. Malta allows students to work part-time for up to 20 hours per week.

Some of the best universities in Malta are:

• University of Malta: Founded in 1592, the University of Malta is the country's most established and prestigious university.

• MCAST (Malta College of Arts, Science & Technology): MCAST is an institution of higher education offering education in applied sciences, engineering, arts and technology.

• American University of Malta (AUM): AUM is one of the newest universities in Malta and offers a structure based on the American education system.

• Global College Malta: Global College Malta is a private university specialising in business and management sciences.

• London School of Commerce Malta: The London School of Commerce's Malta campus offers a range of business programs, educating students with a global perspective.

To study at a university in Malta, you should have around 10,000-15,000 Euros in the bank annually, including living expenses and tuition fees.

Requirements for studying at a university in Malta:

• High school diploma

• English proficiency certificate

• Additional documents

• Malta Student Visa

• Proof of financial ability

No, YKS (Higher Education Institutions Examination) is not required to study at a university in Malta.

A YKS score is not required to study at a university in Malta. Maltese universities do not use the YKS score in Turkey as an evaluation criterion.

To study at a university in Malta, the diploma grade requirement must be at least 2.0 (out of 4.0) or at least 60%.

No, universities in Malta are generally not free. Tuition fees are charged, especially for international students, and these fees vary depending on the university and the programme.

Yes, there are language requirements to study at a university in Malta.

In order to obtain the equivalence of a university diploma obtained in Malta in Turkey, an application must be made to YÖK. YÖK evaluates the international recognition of the university and the adequacy of the education program. During the application, documents such as diploma, transcript, courses taken during the education period are requested. The application is reviewed by YÖK and if deemed appropriate, equivalence is granted.

Yes, a visa is required to study at a university in Malta. Students from Turkey must apply for a type D student visa as they will be studying in Malta for a long period of time.

Studying at university in Malta can be challenging for some students as the language of instruction is English and academic standards are held high.

A Malta student visa is granted depending on the duration of study and is usually for 1 year, but can be extended as the study continues.

Yes, some universities in Malta offer conditional admission. Students who do not fully meet certain requirements, such as language proficiency, but meet other application criteria may be offered conditional admission.

The main universities in Malta that can offer conditional admission are:

• University of Malta

• American University of Malta (AUM)

• Malta College of Arts, Science & Technology (MCAST)