Fall Intake
October 2026
Application OpenWhy the Malta?Why theMalta?
Malta combines Mediterranean heritage with English-taught programmes, EU-recognised degrees, and affordable costs for international students.
A Sun-Drenched EU Island with Global Recognition
EU member with Schengen access to 26 countries.
English is an Official Language
One of two EU nations with English as official language.
Public University Tuition from EUR 2,160/Year
Public universities charge international students EUR 1,000–9,000 annually.
Work Up to 20 Hours Per Week
Students may work up to 20 hours per week on valid student visa.
Gateway to the Schengen Zone
Central Mediterranean hub with access to all 26 Schengen countries.
A Living Museum with 7,000 Years of History
Three UNESCO World Heritage Sites on a small, safe island.
Top Universities in MaltaTop Universitiesin Malta
Top Courses to Study in MaltaTop Courses toStudy in Malta
EIE European Business School
🇲🇹MBA Tourism and Hospitality Management
2 Years | Master's
View Course DetailsEuropean Global Institute of Innovation & Technology (EU Global)
🇲🇹MBA Health Economics and Healthcare Management
1.5 Years | Master's
View Course DetailsIntakes in Malta 2026-27Intakes inMalta 2026-27
Maltese universities offer two intakes annually — October (primary) and February (limited programmes). Visa applicants must apply by 1 July for October intake.
Spring Intake
February 2027
Application Opening SoonFall Intake
October 2027
Plan AheadCost of Studying in Malta
Malta offers tuition and living costs 20–40% lower than the UK or Western Europe for comparable EU-accredited qualifications.
Program Level
Public University – UG (non-EU)EUR 2,160 – 2,720
Public University – Master's (non-EU)EUR 2,160 – 4,000
Private University (UG & PG)EUR 6,000 – 17,000
MBA (private schools)EUR 10,000 – 20,000
PhD / DoctoralVaries; some funded positions available
* EU/EEA students pay no tuition at University of Malta for most programmes.
Average Monthly Living Costs
Valletta (Capital)EUR 800 – 1,200 / month
Sliema / St Julian'sEUR 900 – 1,300 / month
Msida (University area)EUR 700 – 1,000 / month
Gozo (island)EUR 600 – 850 / month
Cost Of Living
Accommodation in private rentals averages EUR 700–1,500/month; shared housing reduces costs further.
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Scholarships to Study
Malta offers scholarship programs for international students through government schemes and its university system.
Popular cities in MaltaPopular citiesin Malta
Valletta / Sliema
120+ Courses
St Julian's
60+ Courses
How to get your Malta Student Visa
A step-by-step guide to the Malta Student Visa for Indian students.
01
Receive University Offer
Get an admission letter from a Maltese institution.
02
Apply for Student Visa
Apply at the Malta High Commission in India. Fee: €60–€100.
03
Prepare Financial Proof
Demonstrate funds of €3,800 for the first year.
04
Arrange Health Insurance
Obtain health insurance coverage for your stay.
05
Await Visa Decision
Processing time varies; apply well in advance.
06
Travel & Register
On arrival, apply for a residence permit.
€60-€100
Visa Success Rate
EU
Visa Application Fee
20 Hrs
Average Processing Time
12K+
Graduate Route (PSW) Visa
Required Documents
Completed application form (online or downloadable)
Copy of valid passport
Academic transcripts
Resume
Personal Statement / Letter of Motivation
Letters of Recommendation (LORs)
Portfolio
Proof of application fee payment (if applicable)
Entrance examinations (for some specific programs)
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The University of Malta charges international students approximately EUR 1,080 per semester (EUR 2,160/year) for most programmes, and EUR 1,360/semester for Science and Engineering. Private institutions charge EUR 6,000–17,000/year. Monthly living costs range from EUR 600–1,300 depending on location.
