Study Medicine in Malta
Study medicine in English in Malta, an English-speaking EU member state, with a degree recognized throughout the European Union. YourDreamSchool supports you.
5 years
A full medical program leading to a medical degree recognized throughout the European Union.
Recognized across the EU
Degrees aligned with Directive 2005/36/EC: you can practice once registered with the relevant medical council.
No admissions quota
Admission by test (biology, chemistry, medical English): no lottery, so your chances depend on your application.
100% in English
All programs offered through YourDreamSchool are taught entirely in English.
Why study healthcare in Malta?
An EU member state that is entirely English-speaking, Malta offers medical programs taught in English and recognized throughout the EU. Studies follow the British model, with admission based on your application and an interview rather than a competitive exam. YourDreamSchool supports you from preparing your application right through to the start of term.
Where to study medicine in Malta
In Malta, medicine is taught in English on the British model, leading to a degree recognized throughout the European Union. YourDreamSchool points you to the program that suits your profile and supports you all the way to admission.
Queen Mary University of London: Malta (Gozo)
A 5-year medical program (MBBS) with the same content as in London, and a degree awarded by QMUL. Two years of science in Gozo, followed by three clinical years in Maltese hospitals. Admission based on your application and a structured interview (no UCAT). Fees of around €37,500 per year. Degree recognized throughout the European Union.
A medical program taught in English on the British model. Selective admission based on your science record (biology, chemistry, mathematics) and an interview, with an English requirement of IELTS 6.5. Degree recognized throughout the European Union.
To find out more, read our guide: MMI interviews (medicine): format, typical stations and how to succeed.
Admission: tests and timeline
Maltese universities run their own entrance tests, focusing on biology, chemistry and medical English. With no quota for international students, everyone starts with the same chances, provided they have a strong application.
- December–February: applications open
- March–June: entrance tests
- March–July: final admissions
- September: start of term
Contact us before February to maximize your chances and prepare your application with peace of mind.
Talk to an advisor
Our advisors will call you back and answer all your questions within 24–48 hours.