This Maltese Institute Is Knocking Out Top International Students In Every Field


We love being in the top ten, whether it’s Eurovision, sports or food, it’s no secret we love having our name on the radar.

Well here’s another top ten that Malta needs to celebrate: a bunch of students from the St. Martin’s Institute of Higher Education have ranked in the top ten globally!

1. These guys really believe in their students

Building education on trust and potential is crucial, and that’s what St. Martin’s Institute is banking on. They offer undergraduate degrees for students who have just finished secondary school but want to focus their energies on business skills, helping each hopeful reach their full potential.

2. Their business courses are kickass

Time for some student name drops: Valentina Cauchi ranked first globally in International Human Resources Management and Rebecca Degiorgio came in first globally in Multinational Enterprise! Julia Tabone and Emily Attard came joint third globally.

The institute’s business course is a challenging approach to management and education, focusing on building your skills and abilities in management and strategy.

3. Computing and Information has never been this fun

Cecilia Mzayek is one of the students who came in first in Creative Computing worldwide.

This degree is aimed at students who wish to specialise in database principles, calculus, computer architecture, Java, front-end development, databases and information systems.

4. Student achievements are applauded and cherished

Enrolling at St. Martin’s Institute promises not only new possibilities for your future, but it will also give you the confidence boost you need for any job. With dedicated training, the Institute rides on a mantra of helping its students achieve their best results.

5. They’re recognised by international universities

St. Martin’s works directly with the University of London – that means your certificates will be internationally-recognised, giving you preferential treatment when it comes to academic skills.

6. Paying your school fees is not an exorbitant burden

St. Martin’s work on a pay-as-you-go basis, where you can get income tax refunds and benefit from easy payment schemes. They also provide you with payment assistance through their SMIFlexiPay plan, where you can pay your fees at just €100 monthly.

Give St. Martin’s a call on 2123 5451or email them on [email protected]; you can also complete this form and set an appointment

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