Located in the heart of the Mediterranean, Malta offers easy access to major European cities. With frequent flights and affordable travel options, exploring Europe during your study breaks is easy and affordable.

Malta is more than just a place to study, it’s a place to live, explore, and grow. With a diverse student community, numerous extracurricular activities and plenty of historical and cultural sites to visit, you’ll never run out of things to do.

• Multicultural environment: Meet students from all over the world and build a global network.
• Outdoor activities: From water sports to hiking and island hopping, Malta offers endless opportunities for adventure.
• Rich history and culture: Explore ancient temples, historic cities and a blend of cultures that span thousands of years.

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Studying in Malta not only offers quality education but also an affordable lifestyle compared to other European countries. Here’s a breakdown of what you can expect in terms of living costs as a student in Malta.

1. Accommodation

The cost of accommodation in Malta varies depending on the type and location. You can choose from student residences, shared apartments, or private rentals.

• Shared Apartment: €300 – €600 per month
• Student Residence: €400 – €700 per month
• Private Rental: €700 – €1,200 per month (for a one-bedroom apartment)

Sharing an apartment with other students is the most affordable option, while private rentals in popular areas like Sliema, St. Julian’s, and Valletta can be more expensive.

2. Food and Groceries

If you cook your own meals, your monthly grocery expenses will typically range between €150 – €250. Eating out can be quite affordable as well, with many budget-friendly options available for students.

• Monthly Groceries: €150 – €250
• Meal at a Local Restaurant: €10 – €20
• Fast Food Meal: €6 – €9
  
  

3. Transportation

Public transport in Malta is reliable and inexpensive, with buses being the most common mode of transport for students. Many students also opt for cycling or walking, depending on where they live.

• Monthly Bus Pass: €26 (for students)
• Single Bus Ticket: €1.50 – €2.00
• Taxi Ride (within city): €10 – €15
  
  

Total Estimated Monthly Cost

Depending on your lifestyle and accommodation choices, the overall monthly cost of living in Malta as a student typically ranges between €700 – €1,200.

Studying in Malta not only offers high-quality education but also opens doors to a wide range of career opportunities during and after your studies.

• Business and Management
• Information Technology
• Marketing and Communications
• Finance and Accounting
• Hospitality and Tourism

1. What is the language of instruction in Malta?

Ans. English is the primary language of instruction at most institutions, making it accessible for international students. Some programmes may also be offered in other languages, depending on the course.

2. What health insurance do I need?

Ans. International students are required to have health insurance while studying in Malta. If you are from the EU/EEA, you may use your European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). Non-EU students will need to obtain private health insurance that covers the duration of their stay.

3. Can I work while studying in Malta?

Ans. Yes, international students can work part-time while studying. The limit is usually 20 hours per week during the academic year and full-time during holidays. You will need a work permit.