Destinations
Study in Malta
An English-speaking EU country where university courses are taught in English.
At a glance
Visa and immigration rules change often. This page is a general overview; we will check the current requirements for your programme. Last reviewed October 2026.
- Main intakes
- October; some courses in February
- Typical length
- Bachelor’s 3–4 years; master’s 1–2 years
- English tests
- IELTS, TOEFL, PTE or Cambridge
- Work
- Part-time work after your first three months
Why students choose Malta
- Courses taught in English, in the EU.
- Part-time work after your first three months.
- Graduates can stay on to look for work.
Applying to Malta with us
- 01Choosing licensed institutions and courses.
- 02Applications and acceptance.
- 03Your visa and residence permit.
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