Msida, Malta
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University of Malta was established in 1769 in Tal Qroqq, Msida, Malta. The history of the university traces back to 16th century when the precursor of MU was the Collegium Melitense which was a Jesuit college established in 1592. Since then, the college had seen number of annexations, invasions, destruction of the physical property but still the university was never defeated to the ground. When Jesuit colleges were expelled from Malta in 1768, the MU was established in 1769 with an aim to provide a world class education to students of Malta. During the French Occupation Malta, the university was replaced by the École Centrale in 1798 but it was reopened under the British Rule in the early 19th century. For a brief period of time, it was known as the Royal British University of Malta till 1974. Today, the University of Malta is comprised of 14 faculties including Arts; Education; Engineering; Built Environment; Dental Surgery; Economics, Management & Accountancy; Health Sciences; Information & Communication Technology; Laws; Media & Knowledge Sciences; Medicine & Surgery; Science; Social Wellbeing and Theology. It offers around 100 programs at undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral levels in all fields. University of Malta has a number of research centers including the Centre for Biomedical Cybernetics; Centre for English Language Proficiency; Centre for Entrepreneurship and Business Incubation; Centre for Environmental Education and Research; Centre for Labour Studies; Centre for Literacy; Centre for the Liberal Arts & Sciences; Centre for Molecular Medicine & Biobanking; Centre for Resilience & Socio-Emotional Health and the Euro-Mediterranean Centre for Educational Research which gives students freedom to conduct the research under guidance and approvals from University of Malta. The University of Malta has also established a School of Performing Arts which has been doing an exceptional work in generating students’ interests in the field of Arts. Today, University of Malta has three campuses including the main campus in Msida Campus, Valletta Campus and Gozo Campus. All three campuses have been built to provide the proper academic atmosphere to the students. With 11,500 students enrolled at the University of Malta, the university has 600 academic staff members. the international students of MU represent 82 nationalities. The student faculty ratio of MU stands at 1:19. According to the QS and THE Ranking, University of Malta is ranked #701-750 and #601-800 globally in 2019.
Read MoreUniversity of Malta was established in 1769 in Tal Qroqq, Msida, Malta. The history of the university traces back to 16th century when the precursor of MU was the Collegium Melitense which was a Jesuit college established in 1592. Since then, the college had seen number of annexations, invasions, destruction of the physical property but still the university was never defeated to the ground. When Jesuit colleges were expelled from Malta in 1768, the MU was established in 1769 with an aim to provide a world class education to students of Malta. During the French Occupation Malta, the university was replaced by the École Centrale in 1798 but it was reopened under the British Rule in the early 19th century. For a brief period of time, it was known as the Royal British University of Malta till 1974. Today, the University of Malta is comprised of 14 faculties including Arts; Education; Engineering; Built Environment; Dental Surgery; Economics, Management & Accountancy; Health Sciences; Information & Communication Technology; Laws; Media & Knowledge Sciences; Medicine & Surgery; Science; Social Wellbeing and Theology. It offers around 100 programs at undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral levels in all fields. University of Malta has a number of research centers including the Centre for Biomedical Cybernetics; Centre for English Language Proficiency; Centre for Entrepreneurship and Business Incubation; Centre for Environmental Education and Research; Centre for Labour Studies; Centre for Literacy; Centre for the Liberal Arts & Sciences; Centre for Molecular Medicine & Biobanking; Centre for Resilience & Socio-Emotional Health and the Euro-Mediterranean Centre for Educational Research which gives students freedom to conduct the research under guidance and approvals from University of Malta. The University of Malta has also established a School of Performing Arts which has been doing an exceptional work in generating students’ interests in the field of Arts. Today, University of Malta has three campuses including the main campus in Msida Campus, Valletta Campus and Gozo Campus. All three campuses have been built to provide the proper academic atmosphere to the students. With 11,500 students enrolled at the University of Malta, the university has 600 academic staff members. the international students of MU represent 82 nationalities. The student faculty ratio of MU stands at 1:19. According to the QS and THE Ranking, University of Malta is ranked #701-750 and #601-800 globally in 2019.
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