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University of Malta

university, Msida, Malta
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The University of Malta, located in Msida, is the country's primary institution of higher education. It was founded as a Jesuit college in 1592 and became a state institution in 1769, with a significant refounding in 1988. The university offers a wide range of courses across most disciplines and is recognized for its medical school. Its modern campus also hosts specialized institutes, including the International Maritime Law Institute and the Mediterranean Academy of Diplomatic Studies. The university's history is intertwined with Malta's educational reforms, including changes in admission policies and the structure of higher education.1

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  1. Malta - Education
  2. Malta - Early history

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