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Malta University is one of the prestigious universities of the world. Formerly a college, it was given the status of a university in the year 1769, by Grand Master Manoel Pinto de Fonseca. The Senate and the Council are the supreme authorities of the University of Malta. The present student strength of the institution is around 10,000. Students from across the world take admission in this deemed university for pursuing higher studies. Over two thousand and five hundred pupils graduate from Malta University annually.
The prestigious
Malta University has ten faculties, which are:
- Architecture & Civil Engineering
- Arts
- Dental Surgery
- Economics
- Management & Accountancy
- Education
- Engineering
- Laws
- Medicine & Surgery
- Science and Theology
Apart from these faculties it has also introduced various interdisciplinary centers like Agriculture, Anglo-Italian Studies, Baroque Studies, Forensic Studies, Maltese Studies Health Care, Linguistics, Energy Technology and many more. Under the University of Malta the graduate and post graduate courses are being offered to the students in various subjects. The Conservation and Management of Cultural Heritage offers courses on conservation science and the Water technology runs a program on operational island hydrology. The undergraduate courses of the University include:
- Engineering and Architecture
- Anthropology and Araby
- Anthropology and Geography
- Anthropology and German Studies
- Arabic and Communication Studies
- Arabic and English
- Anthropology and Psychology and many more
The postgraduate courses offered by this University are as follows:
- Post graduate Diploma in Translation and Interpreting
- Masters of Business Administration
- Masters of Arts in Human Rights and Democratisation
- Masters of Arts in Financial Services and many more
