ESN - Erasmus Student Network Malta

i) Malta’s official languages are English and Maltese.

The majority of Maltese are bilingual and a little knowledge of English is all you need to get around the islands. In addition to this the English language is the academic language of the island. Therefore all lessons or lectures are delivered in English.

ii) Malta is safe.
The Maltese population’s character is typically Mediterranean – welcoming, friendly and helpful. Crime rates are low. You should take this into accomodation when making use of accomodation oppertunities with ESN Malta Housing (fill in this form to find your new home in Malta https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdxsS5PfPcFu-SMmWtRa7tERwEahLCUgQrjQpxSNws9DQ6_pQ/viewform)

iii) The climate is as welcoming as the people.
Malta’s weather is also typically Mediterranean with mild winters and hot summers. Winter days have an average of 6 hours of sunshine whilst this doubles in summer!

iv) Malta is an historical and cultural hub in the Mediterranean.
Maltese culture carries the influences of Roman, Phoenician, Arab, Spanish, Italian and English cultures. No other country in the world has as many historical sites per square mile! Quite simply, it is an extremely interesting place to live in.

v) Malta is a modern and competitive EU member-state.
Despite its conservative laid-back charms, Malta offers everything that a modern EU member can offer which makes it the perfect place fo the Erasmus+ generation.

vi) Malta’s unique geography makes it one massive playground.
From hills to cliffs and to the shoreline, the Maltese archeapeologo offers the perfect setting for any outdoor activty such as; cycling, abseiling, rock climbing, kayaking, diving, and just simply walking!

More information can be found in the official site for the Maltese islands: www.visitmalta.com/main

vii) Malta’s economy is booming

Malta has a strong economy and is considered a leader in the igaming, blockchain, helthcare, and maritime industries among others!

viii) Malta has a history of high academic standards and achievements.

The University of Malta is an internationally recognised university which traces its roots back to the late 16th Century. Throughout the years it has produced a number of names that have made significant contributions in various fields of knowledge.
Please visit the following link for more information about the University of Malta
www.um.edu.mt