University of Malta

The University of Malta is the highest teaching institution in Malta. It has been the hub of Maltese intellectual, cultural, and scientific activities since it's establishment in 1769.

Overview

The University of Malta (UoM) is the highest educational institution in Malta. Established in 1769, it has been a significant contributor to the intellectual and scientific landscapes of Malta. UoM offers numerous courses across a wide range of disciplines such as arts, sciences, economics, medicine, and law. The university is committed to high standards of research and teaching and aims to create a knowledge transfer environment. It caters to approximately 11,000 students, including over 1,000 international students, and employs over 1,000 staff. The University campus occupies an urban site in the capital city of Valletta and has amenities and facilities such as libraries, a language school, research institutes, and student housing. Despite being one of the oldest universities in the Mediterranean region, the UoM strives to continuously modernize to offer quality education aligned with the needs of society and industry. With a diverse student body representing multiple nationalities, the university also provides a friendly and inclusive environment, promoting cultural and social integration.