The University of Malta, ranked among the top 100 universities in the world, dates back to 1592 and is the oldest university in the Commonwealth system. Its professors are all PhD graduates from world-class universities. The value of its degrees and courses is comparable to that of prestigious Western universities, thus being widely recognized globally and possessing a high international reputation.
Application Requirements for Foundation Students
For high school graduates applying for foundation courses:
1. Transcript of three years of high school
2. High school diploma + examination results
3. College entrance examination results (above 300 points)
4. TOEFL score above 61, with a writing score above 17 / IELTS score of 5.5, with reading and writing scores above 5.0.
Application for Undergraduate Programs
Students currently in their first year of university or those who have graduated from a domestic college can apply directly for undergraduate programs:
1. TOEFL score above 80, with a writing score above 20 / IELTS score of 6.0, with writing score not lower than 6.0
2. College entrance examination results
3. First-year transcript; if graduated from a college, a diploma and transcript are required.
Application for Graduate Programs
1. Relevant bachelor's degree
2. Four-year university transcript, degree certificate; recommendation letters are preferred
3. TOEFL score of 95, IELTS score of 6.5, with no subject score lower than 6.0 (scores valid for 2 years)
The duration of graduate courses varies depending on the specific program. Some courses may allow for credit transfer, while others may not; each case is treated individually. Additionally, for English proficiency, the University of Malta accepts Cambridge English scores.
Programs Suitable for Chinese Students
1. Undergraduate (Arts and Business-related): Business and Management, Tourism and Cultural Studies, Media and Knowledge Sciences, International Relations, European Studies, General Psychology, Psychology, Drama Studies, Social Studies, Sociology, Social Welfare
2. Undergraduate (Science): Business and Computing, Information and Communication Technology, Engineering (Mechanical Engineering, Electronic Engineering), Architecture, Computer Science, Physiotherapy, Nursing, Pharmacy, Mathematics, Earth Systems
3. Master's (Arts and Business-related): Financial Services, Integrated Marketing Communications (dual degree, in collaboration with San Diego State University), Cross-Cultural Consulting (dual degree, in collaboration with the University of Maryland), Creative Studies, Strategic Innovation and Future Creation (Edward de Bono Institute), International Relations, Behavioral Performance Creation, Diplomatic Studies, Mass Media.
