Location: Europe
The University of Malta aims to attract high-caliber students from non-EU/EEA countries who may find the costs of its Master by research and Ph.D. programs financially challenging.
Deserving students will be granted tuition fee waivers of up to 100%. However, bench fees may still apply for specific programs. The fee waiver will be applicable for the standard duration of the program, and any extensions to the study period may not automatically be covered by the waiver.
Step 1: Research Available Scholarships
Start by reviewing the various scholarship opportunities available at the University of Malta for the 2025 academic year. Check the eligibility criteria and deadlines for each scholarship program to ensure you qualify.
Step 2: Prepare Required Documents
Gather all the necessary documents for your application. This includes your academic transcripts, reference letters, personal statement or essay, CV, acceptance letter, motivational letter, passport, and any other documents required by the specific scholarship program.
Step 3: Complete the Application Form
Fill out the scholarship application form accurately and completely. Ensure that you provide all necessary information and attach all required documents.
Step 4: Submit Your Application
Submit your completed application form along with all the necessary documents before the specified deadline. Ensure that you follow the submission guidelines provided by the University of Malta.
Step 5: Follow Up
Once your application is submitted, keep an eye on your email and any other communication channels for updates or requests for additional information from the scholarship committee.
Step 6: Await Notification
Wait for the University to review your application and notify you of the scholarship decision. This process can take some time, so be patient and check for any updates regarding your application status.
The UM Ph.D. and Master (by Research) Degree Scholarship Award Criteria, as approved by the Senate, are as follows:
Academic Ability and Quality of Research Proposal (60%):
Motivational Letter Quality (10%):
Performance During the Interview (10%):
Personal Circumstances and Financial Need (10%):
Contribution to UM and Malta (10%):
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