University of Malta

Msida, Malta

L-Università ta' Malta, commonly known as the University of Malta (UM), is Malta’s leading higher education institution and one of Europe’s oldest universities. Its origins trace back to the Collegium Melitense, established by the Jesuits in 1592, while the University was formally established in 1769.
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The University of Malta (UM) stands out as Malta’s only state-funded and fully comprehensive university, offering more than 500 programmes across a wide range of disciplines. Its long history, dating back to 1592, gives it a distinctive position in Malta’s higher-education system, while its location at the crossroads of the Mediterranean supports strong international academic engagement.
The University of Malta (UM) has its main campus at Msida (Tal-Qroqq), where most teaching, research and student activities take place. The large campus includes lecture halls, laboratories, the main University Library, IT facilities, student services, sports facilities, Students’ House and other academic and support buildings.
There are around 12000 students in the university.

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University Of University of Malta Application Statistics

12000
2800
70 %
€ 8500
€ 12000
€ 1080
2
27
55 %
6

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