Course Overview
The programme gives students knowledge of political systems, governance models, and public policy processes. It builds skills in research writing, political analysis, and structured argument development.
Students learn how institutions function at national and international levels, with focus on lawmaking, administration, and policy planning. The course also supports communication skills used in government offices, NGOs, media, and advisory roles.
Graduates may progress to postgraduate study in politics, international relations, public administration, or law. Career paths include government services, policy analysis, journalism, research organisations, and international agencies.
General Eligibility
Applicants need higher secondary education or an equivalent qualification accepted by the University of Malta. Good results in social science or humanities subjects are preferred.
Common requirements:
- Academic transcripts
- Passport copy
- English language test results
- Personal statement
- Application form
Part Time Work Details
International students may work up to 20 hours weekly after receiving work authorisation and residence approval in Malta
Language Requirement