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u/Ok-Alternative-5109. • Enrolment process. When would you get accepted for a course starting in October, and I know it may vary what your studying but how long your semester is organised. Till what time would be finished daily on campus on average. Applied for Computer Science course thanks.
That link says only Bachelor of Management, Master of Management and Business Administration (MBA) and Doctor of Medicine are offered by IEU in Malta. Dentistry is not mentioned. "The International European University (IEU) will be operating from the Chamber College, Edgar Bernard Street, Gzira and not from the American University of Malta in ...
As for Malta itself, I had a great time while I lived there. I myself hadn't visited Malta at the time I decided I was gonna apply at the university. I couldn't stay long due to unfortunate circumstances but Malta will always have a special place in my heart. The place is beautiful and full of great things to see and everyone I met was ...
Why not Malta? But to answer your other questions I am looking at a Postgraduate course in Teaching with a focus on Information Technology. I actually received a Masters from a UK University (University of Brighton), but my long term goal is to teach on the EU, not the UK. And with Brexit it's nearly impossible to find a job there.
Quality of my BSc Biology course - 3/10. Quality of my MSc Bioinformatics course - 7/10. I'd say it's a mid-range university. Maltesers tend to downplay everything in their country imo. The quality of the course largely depends on the faculty but a recurring complaint I've heard is that they supply a lot of course work. 3.
English and Maltese are both official languages of Malta, however English is the official language of the University of Malta. The University does have a good reputation however it is struggling against competing institutes who have licenses from various Universities in the EU (mostly in the UK). Speaking of studies in finance, I still think ...
I'm 17 years old and from Italy and have been looking into going to university in Malta. I love that it's a small island (I dont like big cities), plus it only takes 1h to get there by plane from Naples and the cost of life is slightly lower than that of Italy, and most people speak english (my favourite language which i dont get to speak often ...
Join !! When going to the university of Malta campus Misida, what cities would anyone recommend to live in? That would be within like reasonable distance with car, or bus transportation. How long did it take for the university of Malta to send you a decision letter, is applicable to this question, or just know.
Posted by u/JoJo8448 - 1 vote and 5 comments
On the bright side the university itself is nice, surrounded by nature (which is rare in Malta) and promotes many social events. There is the mindset that uni isn't just about studying but making friends and growing as a person. Yes you will always find the cranky lectures and the quality varies greatly.