Malta 2023/24 - values of student fees

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Country: Malta
Date of publication: 2025
Fees - second cycle (euro): min 0 - most common 0 - max 10,000 (up to 12,000 if studies take longer)
Fees - note: No fees for home full-time Bachelor's students

National student fee

In Malta full-time home students do not pay fees for first-cycle (Bachelor's) courses, whatever they study. All other students pay: home students on evening courses, part-time students and international students pay higher fees.

In the second cycle, most home full-time students also paid nothing in 2023/24, but fees could reach EUR 10,000 a year, and up to EUR 12,000 for students who study longer than planned. Fees also depend on the field of study.

International students can be exempted from tuition fees by the Ministry for Education, Sport, Youth, Research and Innovation. The University of Malta waives fees for its staff and their close relatives, for some international research students and for Postgraduate ISSI Scholarship holders, and reduces them for some international research students and for Tunisian and Palestinian nationals.

Source: Eurydice, National Student Fee and Support Systems in European Higher Education – reference year 2023/24 (data published in 2025). Amounts in EUR per year for home, full-time students; country details as described by Eurydice. Earlier editions: 2013/14, 2015/16 and 2016/17. The United Kingdom no longer takes part in Eurydice, so its entries end in 2016/17.

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