Is Malta University the Institute Where You Want to Study?

The University of Malta

The University of Malta is the best educational institute in Malta. It is publicly financed and is open to all those who have the obligatory education. In the past few years, the University has revised its structures to be in line with the European Higher Education Area.

Positives of Malta University

There are more than 11,000. These students also include over 650 foreigner students from 77 different countries. There are also the full-time or part-time degree and diploma courses. A basic Foundation Studies Course enables international high school students to qualify for admission to an undergraduate degree course at the University of Malta. These international students have completed their higher education abroad.

Nearly 3,000 scholars annually graduate in several disciplines. The degree courses at the University are planned to produce exceptionally skilled experts. They will have knowledge of research, which will play key roles in business, trade and public affairs in general. There are a further 2,800 pre-tertiary students at the Junior College which is also managed by the University.

Standards for Universities Grading

In the field of higher education, there are three important standards for universities:

• The Times Higher Education University Rankings

• The QS World University Rankings

• The Academic Ranking of World Universities

Negatives With Respect To Education

Malta University is one of the oldest in Europe. It was enacted on November 12, 1595, and has produced a number of prominent researchers. However, the University has failed to appear anywhere on the radar of the three most important standards. It is definitely something not to be proud of.

The QS World University Rankings - a ranking of the world’s top 500 institutes. According to the previous study, Malta University does not feature in the list of top 600+ universities.

The Times Higher Education World University Rankings - the second worldwide ranking study of the world’s topmost universities. Malta University is not listed in the top 200, nor is it listed by area or by status.

The Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) - a journal that was originated by the Shanghai Jiaotong University. There is a whole list of 500 universities. Malta University has not stated somewhere in this list.

If we really consider that Malta University must become a focus of superiority in our region, then we have to invest as hard as we can. We must represent ourselves as a truly competitive and modern University. In this way, Malta can demonstrate itself as a leading nation with a solid and well-performing economy.