All the information you need about tuition and other related fees
Applicants holding local qualifications
Applications for courses opening in February 2020, for persons holding local qualifications, are available until 10 January 2020 at 14:00 at a fee of EUR 23.
Applications for courses opening in October 2020, for persons holding local qualifications, are available until 23 July 2020 at 14:00 at a fee of EUR 23.
Applicants holding international qualifications
Our fee for early bird applications for February 2020 is EUR 50. After 3 January at 14:00, until the application deadline, the fee will increase to EUR 95.
Our fee for early bird applications for October 2020 is EUR 50. After 16 March at 14:00, until the application deadline, the fee will increase to EUR 95.
Applicants with international qualifications Local applicants The application processing fee for applicants with UM’s qualifications is fixed at EUR 23 until the deadline of applications.
With regard to tuition fees, we make a distinction between science-based, arts-based and business-related courses (refer to the definition of this).
Tuition fees, where applicable, are available in the overview for each course for both Non-EU/Non-EEA and EU/EEA citizens.
The annual fees for doctoral students, reading for courses leading to Ph.D, D.Mus and S.Th.D, are as follows: Non-EU/Non-EEA Full-time - EUR 11,000 Part-time EUR 5,500
An extension of studies gives you additional time to complete your dissertation/thesis. Whether you are registered on a part-time or full-time basis, in special circumstances, UM may grant you an extension of studies to finish your work. In this case, fees are applicable as follows:
Undergraduate level (applicable only to fee-paying students) In the undesirable circumstance of failing a year of studies and you have to repeat the year of studies the standard annual tuition fee will apply. If however, you fail the first two assessment attempts of an individual study-unit/s and you would still qualify to progress to the subsequent year, you will only be charged a pro-rata additional fee according to the ECTS value.
Postgraduate and doctoral level Both Non-EU/EEA and EU/EEA part-time or full-time students who are granted an extension of studies shall pay an annual fee of EUR 400, for postgraduate courses (leading to a Master’s degree) and € 600 for doctoral courses.
From time to time, research entities within the University of Malta publish calls for funded opportunities as part of research programmes, including scholarships for postgraduate and doctoral research. Funded studentships on such programmes may offer the chance to study as part of a cohort of researchers.
Further information University fees are required to be paid on the due date indicated on the issued invoice/s. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure timely settlement of fees as well as compliance with the University Fees Policy.
If you depend on scholarships or on another source of funding, which transfer the funds at a later date, you will be allowed to pay by instalments. In this case, the Finance Office needs to be notified in advance and these requests are treated on a case by case basis.