348 Master's degrees offered by the university

European Integration Studies from University of Malta is made up of 90 ECTS credits, of which 10 ECTS credits are assigned to taught study-units and 80 ECTS credits to the dissertation. 

The subject areas of this programme correspond to the Departments of the Faculty, and to the research interests and activities within each, including civil, structural, building engineering, architectural, building and conservation science, built heritage. Environmental Design is offered at University of Malta.

Molecular Medicine from University of Malta is a programme offered by the Centre for Molecular Medicine and Biobanking that provides an introductory route through one of the many research groups that tackles a number of molecules and cell pathways that are responsible for cell function, both in health and disease. 

Gender, Society and Culture from University of Malta is to introduce you to key spaces by engaging in and attending study-units on; Epistemologies in Gender Studies, Research Methods in Gender Studies, Gender Based Violence, Gender and Culture and Gender and Social Justice.

The MA programme in Fine Arts from University of Malta is a practice-based programme designed for you as a creative practitioner seeking to advance your artistic work through deeper critical engagement with a range of media, skills, and theoretical frameworks. 

The M.A. by research in Anglo-Italian Studies at the University of Malta offers you the opportunity to conduct research in the field of Anglo-Italian cultural relations, with special reference to language and literature.

Helping Skills in Psycho-Social Settings from University of Malta is designed to equip you with essential helping skills to effectively support individuals in psycho-social settings.

The Architecture (Architecture and Urban Design) course from University of Malta will provide you with a balance between theoretical knowledge in subjects that are relevant to architecture, manifested into practical architectural design workshops.

The Engineering (Civil Engineering) course from University of Malta will be the second-tier qualification that will prepare you for an EU accredited warrant to pursue a career as a Civil/Structural Engineer. 

Business Ethics from University of Malta brings together both economic and moral considerations in a strongly interdisciplinary approach.

Retailing from University of Malta is an entry-level qualification for becoming a teacher. 

Educational Leadership and Management from University of Malta is designed to confront the problems of leadership in the educational setting.

The Tourism and Culture programme from University of Malta of studies is designed to develop your intellectual abilities and promote a deeper understanding of the current themes facing the cultural sector and its connection with tourism.

Insurance and Risk Management (Top-Up Degree) from University of Malta is restricted to students in possession of the Postgraduate Diploma in Financial Regulation and Compliance degree. 

The Master of Arts in Archaeology at the University of Malta is an M.A. by research inviting you to look at architecture, sculpture, painting, and decorative arts of your choice from an archaeological perspective. 

History of Architecture from University of Malta will help you to engage deeply with primary sources, conduct research as well as work alongside experts in the field.

The Clinical Dentistry (Gerodontology - Dental Hygiene) programme from University of Malta is structured over a three-year academic period, inclusive of 2 semesters per year and two summer periods of eight weeks each.

Resilience in Educational Contexts from University of Malta contributes to the creation of environments that promote the resilience and growth of marginalised children and young people by providing them with the tools, resources and learning contexts which facilitate their social and emotional learning.

Cognitive Science from University of Malta will run over two semesters. During the first week of the first semester a series of Cognitive Science Overview seminars will be held to introduce you to Cognitive Science and serve as a foundation for subsequent topics. 

The subject areas of this programme correspond to the Departments of the Faculty, and to the research interests and activities within each, including civil, structural, building engineering, architectural. Visual Arts is offered at University of Malta