Study in Malta’s Top Cheapest Universities | University of Malta (2024) 

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@@chinweezurike9079 Hi The University of Malta typically offers bridging courses for nursing students who need to meet specific entry requirements or need additional preparation before starting their main nursing program. The exact dates for these courses can vary each year. However, to get the most accurate and current information, including the specific dates for the upcoming nursing bridging course, it's best to check directly on the [University of Malta's Faculty of Health Sciences](www.um.edu.mt/healthsciences) website or contact the faculty administration directly. They can provide detailed schedules and any additional requirements. Thank you and don't forget to subscribe

The timing for the release of admission letters from the University of Malta varies depending on the specific program and the level of study (undergraduate or postgraduate). However, there are general timelines and processes that can help you understand when to expect your admission letter: The General Admission Timeline 1. Application Deadlines: Undergraduate Programs: Typically, applications are open from November to June for the following academic year. Postgraduate Programs: Deadlines vary by program, but generally, applications are open from November to July for the following academic year. 2. Processing Time: After the application deadline, the university takes a few weeks to a couple of months to review applications, depending on the volume and the program's specific requirements. 3. Release of Admission Letters: - Undergraduate Programs: Admission letters are generally released from late June to August. Postgraduate Programs: Admission letters are usually released between July and September, depending on the program. Follow this Steps to get the right information: 1. Check Specific Program Deadlines: Visit the University of Malta's official website or the specific department's page to find the exact deadlines and timelines for your program. www.um.edu.mt/ 2. Application Review Process: - Once you submit your application, it goes through a review process which includes checking your academic qualifications, language proficiency, and other required documents. 3. Notification: The university will notify you of your admission status via email. Make sure to regularly check your email and the university’s application portal for updates. 4. Acceptance and Enrollment: Upon receiving the admission letter, you typically need to confirm your acceptance and proceed with enrollment steps, including paying any necessary fees and preparing your visa application if you are an international student. Very Important Tips 1. Regularly Check Your Email: Ensure that you provide a correct email address and regularly check it, including the spam/junk folder, for any communication from the university. 2. Stay Updated: Keep track of application timelines and follow up with the admissions office if necessary. 3. Prepare Documents Early: Have all required documents ready and submit them on time to avoid any delays in the admission process. For the most accurate and detailed information, don't forget to visit the university website at www.um.edu.mt/ or contact their admissions office directly. I trust this answers your question. Please, don't forget to subscribe to the channel if you have not 🥰

I'm also waiting for my acceptance letter from University of Malta because I will be needing a visa to travel from Nigeria

@@julietokeke8228 That's great. Always check your email daily. You can also be checking your spam folder as well. Good luck

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I still haven't got a response from University of Malta, I'm losing patience because I will be needing a visa to travel. I have sent emails and yet no decision.

Thank you for your kind words. The minimum wage you should expect in Malta is €213.54 per week. So, divide it by the number of hours worked per week. As a student, you may not work up to 40 hours per week. for further information, please use mywage.org/Malta and research more about the minimum wage. I hope this helps.

Yes the school is an excellent university for anyone going for master's program especially if your are going for a Business management and administrative program. I am working on a video for that as well. please, don't forget to subscribe to the channel🥰

Yes it is...I am an October intake.... 😊

@@iyesomiikhena8155 really. that's good to hear. congrats

​@@iyesomiikhena8155are you required to pay tuition before travelling

@@iyesomiikhena8155hi! Please can we connect? I have been admitted for Feb 25 intake. Thanks

@@emmanuelnwaubani visit the university website at www.um.edu.mt to upload your documents. You can watch the video again. If you follow the steps on this video, it will guide you well.

I can guide you to get the right thing done. However, I am not a university agent at the moment. For further consultation, use my email address.

@tunrayoayoola340 Hi! Yes, the University of Malta or any other university does allow payment of tuition fees in instalments for certain programs. The specifics can vary depending on whether you are an EU or non-EU student, the program you're enrolled in, and the agreements you make with the university. For detailed information about instalment plans and how to apply, it's best to check with the University of Malta's finance office or the specific department managing your program. They will provide the most accurate and up-to-date information. Don't forget to visit any University website of your choice and make your inquiry

@mabelmbonde3155 Yes, the University of Malta does allow payment of tuition fees at once or in instalments for certain programs. The specifics can vary depending on whether you are an EU or non-EU student, the program you're enrolled in, and the agreements you make with the university. For detailed information about instalment plans and how to apply, it's best to check with the University of Malta's finance office or the specific department managing your program. They will provide the most accurate and up-to-date information. I hope this helps

The application portal normally opens around November or December. However, the exact date can vary depending on the program you are going for. To get the accurate info about this, pls endeavor to visit the university website for proper date or you can contact the school management and they will be willing to give you the actual date.

Hi IJ, use my email for further consultation. We can pick up our further conversation from there. Thank you

Sure! i am making video on that. However, you can use this link www.ascencia-business-school.mt/

@m.k.permejo4867 No problems. I will be in Malta soon.

Same here I will be coming by September

@@IdowuOgungbade that's great

Is oet clubbing accepted for Malta

@@Rishi-hd8sw Hi! You can get admission without any of those results and their scores. However, you can contact the university admission management/your faculty for proper answer if it is demanded in your course of choice. I hope this helps

Hello! Yes, there is. Here is the link to the university website 👇👇👇👇👇 ieu.edu.ua/. Thank you for your question. Please, subscribe 🥰. Our new video will be uploaded on Thursday and don't forget to watch it🥰

Greetings to you. Are you going for a Bachelor degree or master's degree program? However, which ever program you're going for, it is mandated that you budget 850 euros per a month multiply by the number of the year of your study. This will help you offset your bills monthly. your proof of funds is relative to the degree you're are going for while the living expenses is also dependent on some factors like where you want to live and the kind of apartment you're are going for. If you're going for a shared apartment, you should budget at least €300 to €500 per month but if you need studio apartment, you should be looking at €500 to €800 per month while one bedroom apartment ranges between €700 to €1,200 per month. So make your finding well before making any move. Don't forget that it may take you some weeks if not months before you land a good job that will be paying you moderately before your graduation. So, to help you get going, get some skills that will help you and don't forget to apply for any available scholarships as possible as you can. You can also visit the school website for more information: www.um.edu.mt/ I hope this helps. Pls don't forget to subscribe the channel if you haven't plssss🥰

Yes I do. MLI is a great institute. Most of their Academic course are basically Education, management and leadership , Health and Holistic wellbeing. Pls, if you haven't subscribed to the channel, please, help me subscribe 🥰. thank you

Yes you can if you can possibly start your application process now. Their commencing date for their 2024 first semester is Oct. 2024 and the dead line for Application submission for non-EU applicants is 1 July 2024. latest 2pm. anything outside that, you should wait for the next batch 2025. I hope this helps! pls, don't forget to subscribe if you have not🥰

I hope you got an email from the admission office about that. If yes, you can email them asking if there is still a window opportunity for you to submit it. They will be the ones to give you the proper information on that since it is confidential.

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