The University of Malta is the main public university in Malta. It has a long history of higher education on the island and serves both local and international students. The university offers programmes in arts, science, engineering, medicine, law, education, ICT, and social sciences. Teaching follows European higher education standards, with bachelor, master, and doctoral study options.
The student community includes learners from many countries, which creates a mixed academic setting. Courses are taught in English, which supports access for international students. The university works with institutions across Europe and other regions through exchange programmes and research links. Some programmes include medicine, artificial intelligence, law, maritime studies, and finance.
Facilities include libraries, research centres, laboratories, and student support services. The university supports research work in science, technology, health, and social policy. Student services include academic guidance, career support, and wellbeing support.