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Why Malta

A partner campus on the water's edge.

When you progress to an eie European award, the partner campus is in St Julian's, Malta — inside the EU, on the Mediterranean. Your Aspire journey still starts in Barcelona.

Nine reasons

Why students choose Malta.

An English-speaking EU island with a UK-style education system — and the sea outside every lecture room.

Safe and stable

Malta is a very safe and politically stable country.

300 days of sun

Around 300 days of sunshine a year on the Mediterranean.

English-speaking

English is the prevailing language, and the education system is based on the UK model.

EU and Schengen

An EU member state inside the Schengen area — EU citizens need no special formalities.

Strong economy

Economically and financially strong, with financial services and international gaming hubs.

8,000 years of history

Rich in history; Valletta was European Capital of Culture in 2018.

Everything close

A small island — beaches, culture, shops and nightlife are always within easy reach.

Gozo and Comino

Two sister islands, including Comino's famous Blue Lagoon and Crystal Lagoon.

Work part-time

Academic students are allowed to work part-time, up to 20 hours per week.

Luzzu boats in St Julian's, Malta
Traditional balconies in Valletta
St Julian's

Work is next door.

St Julian's is Malta's centre for dining, hospitality, financial services and international gaming — useful if you want to meet the industries the courses describe.

Aspire Barcelona is in Spain. Malta is where the awarding institution is licensed and where the sea-view campus stands. Ask us which parts of your programme are in Barcelona, in Malta or online before you accept an offer.

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Study by the Mediterranean.

Lecture intakes in Malta start four times a year. English classes start every Monday.