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Malta offers higher-education options within the European qualifications framework. Institution, programme, intake and immigration requirements should always be checked for the specific application.
AUM holds a university licence from the Malta Further and Higher Education Authority (MFHEA), licence number 2016-002, authorising programmes at MQF Levels 6, 7 and 8.
Programme availability and entry requirements are confirmed at application time.
Global College Malta lists MFHEA licence number 2012-TC-005 and offers study areas spanning business, finance, IT, health & social care, tourism and postgraduate management.
Course, intake and fee details should be verified before submission.
Exact steps depend on the institution and programme.
Check education background, intended level and programme fit.
Prepare academic records, passport and programme-specific documents.
Submit the application and respond to any additional requirements.
Review offer conditions, fee instructions and required next steps.
Follow the current official requirements applicable to the student's case.
Admission, tuition, intake and immigration rules can change. EDUJET should confirm the latest institution and official visa requirements before a student relies on any checklist.
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