University of Malta

What you'll study

Please confirm the exact Master’s programme title or subject area so I can provide an accurate list of typical modules and the programme structure. Once I have the confirmed programme (for example: MA in Maritime Studies, MSc in Environmental Science, MEd, LLM, MSc in Information Systems, etc.), I will outline core and optional modules, research/project requirements, credit structure and typical teaching methods.

Entry requirements

I need the official programme name to give realistic entry requirements. Generally, University of Malta Master’s programmes require a relevant undergraduate degree (usually a good honours degree or recognised equivalent), and may require professional experience for some streams, a satisfactory English language qualification if the applicant’s prior education was not in English, and any programme-specific prerequisites such as prior subject knowledge or a portfolio for creative courses. Some programmes also consider applicants with substantial professional experience on a case-by-case basis.

Career prospects

Provide the programme name and I will describe common career paths for graduates. Typical Master’s outcomes at the University of Malta include roles in industry and public sector relevant to the discipline (for example: research and development, policy and regulatory roles, senior practitioner positions, consultancy, education and training, or progression to doctoral research). I will list typical employers and sectors that recruit graduates from that specific programme.

Why study at University of Malta

Once you confirm the programme, I will explain the university’s relevant strengths: its campus and research facilities related to the field, links with local and regional industry and government, opportunities for applied projects and internships, multidisciplinary collaboration, and pastoral and career support for postgraduate students.