Course Overview
This program builds knowledge in economic theory, data interpretation, and policy study. Students learn how economic systems function at local and global levels, along with methods for analysing trends using statistical tools. The course includes structured assignments, group work, and data-based tasks that support academic growth.
The University of Malta offers this program with international student participation, creating exposure to different economic systems and policy ideas. Academic support and access to research-based teaching methods help students develop skills needed for entry-level roles or further study.
Graduates often move into areas such as banking support roles, government departments, research units, and consultancy services. The program also supports progression into postgraduate study in economics, finance, or public policy fields.
General Eligibility
Applicants need completion of higher secondary education (A-Level, HSC, IB, or equivalent). Strong performance in mathematics or economics subjects supports admission.
Application process:
- Submit application through University of Malta admissions portal
- Provide academic transcripts and identification documents
- Submit English language test results
- Pay application fee if required
Scholarships may be available for international and high-achieving students based on merit or financial need.
Part Time Work Details
Up to 20 hours per week during study period, subject to student visa rules
Language Requirement