Study in Malta

Choosing Malta provides a unique set of advantages that are hard to beat in Western Europe:

• English is an Official Language: Alongside Maltese, English is the national language. Lectures, university administration, and everyday life are conducted entirely in English, making the transition incredibly smooth for Bangladeshi students.

• Affordable European Education: Tuition fees are highly competitive. A year at a public institution like the University of Malta typically ranges from €5,000 to €12,000, which is 50–70% cheaper than equivalent degrees in the UK or Australia.

• Schengen Area Access: As a full member of the European Union and the Schengen Area, holding a Maltese student residence permit allows you to travel freely across 27 European countries.

• Earn While You Learn: International students are legally permitted to work part-time for up to 20 hours per week. With the national minimum wage offering around €229.44 per week, students can comfortably offset their living expenses.

• Post-Study Work Opportunities: Malta actively wants to retain international talent. After graduation, you can apply for a post-study work visa to seek employment or start a business on the island.

• Capital City: Valletta

• Currency: Euro (€)

• Language of Instruction: English

• Average Tuition Fees: €5,000 – €12,000 per year (for non-EU students depending on the program)

• Estimated Monthly Living Cost: €700 – €1,050 (including rent in shared apartments, groceries, and transport)

• Financial Proof Requirement: Minimum of €950 per month of stay (or approx. €6,000 to €11,400 per year) shown in your bank statement.

• Visa Processing Time: Typically 4 to 6 weeks from Bangladesh.

Malta boasts one of the fastest-growing economies in the EU. Its small size makes it an ideal, concentrated testing ground for new technologies and global startups.

• iGaming & Esports: Malta is the undisputed iGaming capital of the world. With clear regulations established early on, around 10% of all internet gaming companies globally are headquartered here. There is massive demand for developers, data analysts, and digital marketers.

• Fintech & Blockchain: The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) has positioned the country as a prime destination for Fintech startups and financial innovation. Finance and accounting graduates are highly sought after.

• Tourism & Hospitality: As a premier European holiday destination, the hospitality sector is always looking for skilled management professionals. It is also one of the easiest sectors for students to find part-time work during their studies.

• Information Technology (IT): Government agencies like MITA and foundations like eSkills Malta heavily support digital business, leading to robust placement opportunities for software and IT students.