University of Malta

What you'll study

I can produce a detailed module list and programme structure, but I need the correct programme name or a short description. The University of Malta runs a range of taught master’s programmes across arts, humanities, social sciences, and applied sciences, each with distinct core modules, optional streams and research components. Provide the exact programme title and I will outline typical core modules, optional topics, dissertation or capstone requirements and expected learning outcomes tailored to that programme.

Entry requirements

Entry requirements vary by master’s programme at the University of Malta. Typical requirements for taught MA programmes include a relevant bachelor's degree (or equivalent) with a good honour classification, evidence of English language proficiency for applicants whose first language is not English, and any programme-specific prerequisites or professional experience where relevant. Once you confirm the specific programme, I will list realistic and programme-specific academic qualifications, acceptable equivalents, portfolio or interview requirements (if applicable), and guidance on English language scores.

Career prospects

Career paths depend on the exact master’s specialisation. Graduates from humanities and social science MA programmes often move into research, teaching, policy roles, cultural and heritage management, publishing, media and communications, or further doctoral study. Graduates from professional or applied master’s programmes typically progress to roles in industry, regulatory bodies, consultancy, or specialised technical positions. Tell me the precise programme and I will provide a targeted list of typical employer types, job titles and sectors where graduates from that University of Malta programme commonly find work.

Why study at University of Malta

The University of Malta is the country’s national higher education institution and combines a broad academic portfolio with research-active faculties and strong links to local and regional employers. Studying a master’s programme here offers the chance to work with experienced academic staff, access campus and research facilities, and benefit from Malta’s multilingual and multicultural environment. Provide the exact programme name and I will highlight department-specific strengths, research centres, industry links, placement opportunities and student support relevant to that course.