Scholarships for international students in Malta
Scholarships available in Malta
| Scholarship | What it offers | Awarded by |
|---|---|---|
| University of Malta international scholarships | Partial fee waivers for postgraduate students. | University of Malta |
| Private institution discounts | Early payment and merit reductions. | Institutions |
How to apply
- Apply to the university as early as it accepts applications for your intake; many awards are allocated first come, first served.
- Check whether each award is automatic or needs a separate form and essay.
- Prepare a scholarship statement as carefully as your statement of purpose.
- Keep award letters: they reduce the funds you must show for the visa.
What is realistic
Partial university awards are common for strong grades. Full government scholarships are competitive and usually need work experience or leadership. Most students combine a partial award, an education loan and part-time work.
Figures are indicative for the 2026/27 cycle, change with exchange rates and policy, and should be confirmed with the university or the relevant government before you decide.
Get this checked for your case
Rules change and every application is different. A counsellor confirms the current position for your country and course. Free.
Talk to a counsellorRelated questions
Is English enough to live and study in Malta?
Yes. English is an official language and the language of instruction at university.
Can students work in Malta?
Yes, 20 hours a week after the first 90 days, with an employment licence.
Is there a post-study work visa in Malta?
No general scheme, but employers in gaming, finance and hospitality regularly sponsor graduate permits.