This Mediterranean country has one of the fastest growing economies in Europe and is giving an opportunity to international students to work for up to 20 hours per week.
Choosing the right place to study abroad is a very important decision a student has to make for his/her academic and professional career. Tuition fees, visa requirements, language proficiency, degree accreditation and work opportunities while studying are some of the keys factors to consider when taking this big step.
Malta is a new destination offering many benefits to students and a place where they will find some of the most attractive reasons to pursue an MBA on the island. Unlike other countries MBA students have the possibility of finding a job within your field of experience. In addition this will enrich their portfolio and broaden their horizons.
- Lectures are taught in English
Becoming a business global player requires universal language skills. English dominates the business world and is an official language in Malta. Following an MBA programme at one of the most prestigious global schools in the island and Europe, the London School of Commerce (LSCM), you will boost your career in an international environment. Students who do not possess the language proficiency requirement; will have the opportunity to study and improve their English skills before starting the MBA programme.
2. Obtain a British Degree
Having a degree from a British institution is highly desirable for head-hunters worldwide and an advantage could be given to those who possess a UK degree in their curriculum at the time of choosing the human capital for international organisations. When studying at London School of Commerce Malta you will access to highly accredited and affordable programmes which will lead you to obtain a British Degree awarded by an internationally recognised university in the United Kingdom.
3. Affordable Student Life Style
Unlike other English-speaking countries, Malta has one of most affordable budgets for studying and living. Tuition fees are half of what students normally pay for a master in the UK, Australia, the USA or Canada. Monthly living expenses vary between €500 and €700 including accommodation and food. Students also get special deals at restaurants, gyms, different activities and in 2019 public transport is FREE as an incentive by the Maltese government for the education system.
4. Work while you are studying
Due to the lack of labourers and workforce on the island, in 2018 the Maltese government introduced a new visa policy for international students. Non-EU citizens following higher education programmes will have the opportunity to work for up to 20 hours per week and will have the option to stay for 6 months more after the competition of the programme for job seeking purposes.
5. Travel across the European Union
Since 2004, Malta has been part of the European Union and has the largest number of English speakers outside of Britain and Ireland. Its strategic position in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea places the island just a few hours away from famous European Capital cities such as Rome, Athens, Paris, Madrid, Brussels and Berlin. When studying in Malta you can travel extensively across the 28 European Union states at affordable prices.
6. One of safest places on Earth
Malta is one of the safest countries in the world. Its Maltese residents are very friendly, respectful and well-educated. The crime rate on the island is one of the lowest in Europe, and besides that it has also been listed as one of the places where natural disasters are less likely to occur.
7. Breath-taking places and landscapes
With a privileged location in the Mediterranean Sea, Malta has medieval cities and landscapes that have attracted the attention of dozens of filmmakers. ‘Midnight express’, ‘Gladiator’, ‘Troy’, ‘Agora’ and ‘Popeye the sailor man’ are some of the films that have been shot on the island. Even one of the most viewed series in the world: ‘Game of Thrones’, chose Malta as the setting for a few of its first episodes. There are hundreds of places to visit, international music festivals, and other activities that can be found in Malta, Gozo and Comino.
8. Sunny Throughout the Year
Malta is privileged with approximately 300 days of sunny weather a year. Unlike other European countries, the island does not experience very low temperatures during winter. January and February are the coldest months of the year with temperatures between 10 °C and 15 °C during the day.
9. Networking with students from all over the world
The fact that Malta is the only English-speaking country in the European Union outside of the United Kingdom and Ireland, gives it popularity, especially in student communities looking for opportunities to study English or pursue higher education programmes. Studying an MBA at London School of Commerce Malta you will have the opportunity of meet professionals from a wide range of industries and countries.
10. Study in a global business college
The London School of Commerce (LSC) has more than 10,000 students in its campuses around the world, including LSC Malta. Its MBA programme has captured the imagination and ideas of many and its 30,000 plus alumni testify to the quality of education and support provided. International students who want to follow the MBA programme but do not have the required English capabilities are able to study pre-sessional Academic English courses as well.
Written by Andres Gutierrez - MBA BAComm
London School of Commerce, Malta
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