Study in Malta

Malta is a southern European country in the Mediterranean Sea 80 km (50 mi) and it's location has given it great strategic importance throughout history and a succession of powers have ruled the islands. Malta got it's independence from the United Kingdom in 1964 and became a republic in 1974. Malta is a great tourist location with numerous recreational areas and historical monuments, which includes nine UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Republic of Malta is a Southern European country which is a group of islands in the center of the Mediterranean, bordered by Sicily on the south side, Tunisian on the east side, Libya on the north, and Gibraltar on the west and Alexandria also on the eastern side. The capital of Malta is Valletta and within the capital city, the population is 6,098. The people of Malta are generally native Maltese but there is a small native of British represented as well. Due to the size of Malta, there is only a single university and one vocational college made up of many individual institutions. However, they both have a good international reputations. About 600 full-time international students and about 500 exchange and transfer students come every year to Malta from about 80 different countries. The country maintains a good relationship and links with education institutions all over the world.