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'''University of Malta'''
{{short description|Public university in Malta}}
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[[File:2022_-_Univ_of_Malta.jpg|Main entrance of the University of Malta|thumb]]
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[[File:Valletta_VLT_07.jpg|Valletta campus|thumb]]
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The [[University of Malta]] (Università ta' Malta) is the highest educational institution in [[Malta]], offering a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses. It traces its origins to the Collegium Melitense, founded in 1592, making it one of the oldest universities in the Mediterranean. The university is a member of the European University Association and the International Association of Universities, reflecting its commitment to international standards of higher education.
The '''University of Malta''' is the highest educational institution in Malta. It offers undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in a wide range of disciplines. The university is located in [[Msida]], with a campus in [[Valletta]] and another in [[Gozo]].


==History==
==History==
The history of the [[University of Malta]] dates back to 1592 when it was established as the Collegium Melitense by the Knights of Malta. It was later reconstituted as a university by [[Grand Master Manuel Pinto da Fonseca]] in 1769, with the power to confer degrees. Throughout the centuries, the university has evolved to meet the changing needs of the Maltese society and has expanded its course offerings across various disciplines.
The University of Malta traces its origins to the founding of the Collegium Melitense by the [[Jesuits]] in 1592. It was formally established as a university in 1769 by Grand Master [[Manuel Pinto da Fonseca]] of the [[Order of Saint John (Knights Hospitaller)|Order of Saint John]]. Over the centuries, the university has evolved to become a modern institution of higher learning.


==Campus==
==Campuses==
The main campus is situated in Msida, with additional facilities in Valletta and Gozo. The Msida campus is the hub of academic activity, housing most of the faculties, administrative buildings, and student services. The Valletta campus, located in the historic capital, is primarily used for postgraduate studies and public lectures. The Gozo campus caters to part-time and evening courses, making higher education more accessible to residents of the island.
The main campus of the University of Malta is located in Msida, a central town on the island. The university also has a campus in Valletta, which is used for international conferences and events, and a smaller campus on the island of Gozo.


==Faculties and Institutes==
===Msida Campus===
The [[University of Malta]] comprises several faculties, including but not limited to, the Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Medicine and Surgery, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Engineering, and the Faculty of Economics, Management and Accountancy. Each faculty is responsible for a specific area of study and offers various undergraduate and postgraduate degree programs. In addition to the faculties, the university also hosts a number of institutes and research centers that focus on specialized fields of study, promoting research and innovation.
The Msida campus is the largest and houses most of the university's faculties and institutes. It includes the main library, lecture halls, laboratories, and administrative offices.


==Admissions==
===Valletta Campus===
Admission to the [[University of Malta]] is based on academic merit, with specific entry requirements varying by course. Applicants must have obtained the Matriculation Certificate or equivalent qualifications. For international students, evidence of proficiency in English is also required, as most courses are taught in English.
The Valletta campus is situated in the historic city center and is primarily used for postgraduate studies and international programs.
 
===Gozo Campus===
The Gozo campus offers a limited number of courses and serves as a venue for conferences and seminars.
 
==Academic Structure==
The University of Malta is organized into several faculties, institutes, and centers. These include the Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Engineering, and many others. The university offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs.
 
==Research==
Research is a core component of the university's mission. The University of Malta is involved in numerous research projects, both locally and internationally. It collaborates with various institutions and industries to advance knowledge and innovation.


==Student Life==
==Student Life==
Student life at the [[University of Malta]] is vibrant and diverse, with numerous student organizations, clubs, and societies that cater to a wide range of interests. The university encourages student participation in extracurricular activities, including sports, arts, and community service, providing a holistic educational experience.
The university has a vibrant student community with numerous clubs and societies. The [[Kunsill Studenti Universitarji]] (KSU) is the main student representative body. The university also hosts various cultural and social events throughout the academic year.


==Alumni==
==Notable Alumni==
The [[University of Malta]] has a large and diverse alumni network, with graduates excelling in various fields both locally and internationally. Notable alumni include presidents, prime ministers, and leaders in business, academia, and the arts.
The University of Malta has produced many notable alumni, including politicians, academics, and professionals who have made significant contributions to Maltese society and beyond.


==Conclusion==
==Related pages==
The [[University of Malta]] stands as a beacon of higher education in the Mediterranean, with a rich history and a commitment to academic excellence. It continues to evolve, offering a wide range of programs and fostering an environment that encourages scholarly research, innovation, and personal development.
* [[Education in Malta]]
* [[List of universities in Malta]]


[[Category:Universities and colleges in Malta]]
==Gallery==
[[Category:Education in Malta]]
<gallery>
File:University_of_Malta_library.jpg|University library
File:Campus_Hub_Malta.jpg|Campus Hub
File:Courtyard_at_University_of_Malta.jpg|Courtyard
File:Sculptures_University_of_Malta.jpg|Sculptures on campus
File:University_of_Malta_Quad_or_main_area.jpeg|Main quad
File:Voluntary_experience_in_Bucharest,_July_2014.jpg|Student volunteering
</gallery>


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Public university in Malta


Main entrance of the University of Malta
File:University of Malta branding logo as of 2018.svg
University of Malta logo
Valletta campus
Msida campus

The University of Malta is the highest educational institution in Malta. It offers undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in a wide range of disciplines. The university is located in Msida, with a campus in Valletta and another in Gozo.

History[edit]

The University of Malta traces its origins to the founding of the Collegium Melitense by the Jesuits in 1592. It was formally established as a university in 1769 by Grand Master Manuel Pinto da Fonseca of the Order of Saint John. Over the centuries, the university has evolved to become a modern institution of higher learning.

Campuses[edit]

The main campus of the University of Malta is located in Msida, a central town on the island. The university also has a campus in Valletta, which is used for international conferences and events, and a smaller campus on the island of Gozo.

Msida Campus[edit]

The Msida campus is the largest and houses most of the university's faculties and institutes. It includes the main library, lecture halls, laboratories, and administrative offices.

Valletta Campus[edit]

The Valletta campus is situated in the historic city center and is primarily used for postgraduate studies and international programs.

Gozo Campus[edit]

The Gozo campus offers a limited number of courses and serves as a venue for conferences and seminars.

Academic Structure[edit]

The University of Malta is organized into several faculties, institutes, and centers. These include the Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Engineering, and many others. The university offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

Research[edit]

Research is a core component of the university's mission. The University of Malta is involved in numerous research projects, both locally and internationally. It collaborates with various institutions and industries to advance knowledge and innovation.

Student Life[edit]

The university has a vibrant student community with numerous clubs and societies. The Kunsill Studenti Universitarji (KSU) is the main student representative body. The university also hosts various cultural and social events throughout the academic year.

Notable Alumni[edit]

The University of Malta has produced many notable alumni, including politicians, academics, and professionals who have made significant contributions to Maltese society and beyond.

Related pages[edit]

Gallery[edit]