What are the requirements for studying in Malta?

It depends on whether you want to study in Malta for high school, undergraduate or university. Here is a list of the requirements for studying in Malta at different stages. If you have any specific questions about studying abroad at the University of Malta, please follow us!

General application criteria for the University of Malta:

A. Graduation from high school or equivalent degree

B. IELTS 5.5 to enter the preparatory course. Chinese high school graduates are not allowed to apply. Preparatory courses are not allowed to go directly to freshman year.

C. For Chinese students who are already studying in international schools, such as students studying A-LEVEL, IB or AP courses in international schools in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada or other Commonwealth countries, they can apply for IELTS exemption And admission without preparatory courses.

D. University of Malaya does not accept applications for associate degree upgrading. Students who graduate from a junior college in China are regarded as graduating from high school and need to start from the preparatory course.

E. For Chinese students who are already studying at a university, applying to transfer to the first year of university requires course evaluation by the school, which mainly depends on whether the credits can be transferred and the English IELTS score. Generally speaking, IELTS requires a score of 6.0 or above before you can hope to submit an application.

F. Graduate students need to have an undergraduate degree and an IELTS score of 6.5, as well as a translation of undergraduate credits. The most important thing is to submit 2 letters of recommendation from university teachers and personal research direction in the professional field.

F. Doctoral applications require personal contact with the supervisor, who will conduct an interview and then discuss the topic to make a decision on admission. Based on past experience, IELTS 6.5 or above is the most basic requirement for all doctoral applications, followed by a project statement.