Where to Find Fees and Funding Information for the University of Malta

The University of Malta (L-Università ta' Malta, um.edu.mt) publishes its fees and funding information under the Study section of the website, in a dedicated page titled "Fees and funding." You reach it from the main navigation: open Study, then select Fees and funding from the dropdown. The same Study menu also contains Admissions and advice and Dates and deadlines, which are the pages you will normally need alongside the fees information.

What the Study menu gives you

The Study dropdown on um.edu.mt groups the applicant-facing pages together. Based on the site's own navigation, it includes:

• Undergraduate – first-degree programmes
• Postgraduate – taught and research postgraduate options
• Doctoral School – doctoral research
• Foundation Studies – preparatory study
• Admissions and advice – how to apply and who to ask
• Dates and deadlines – application timing
• Fees and funding – cost and financial support
• DegreePlus – extra-curricular skills programme
• Micro-credentials – short, credit-bearing courses
• Auditing – attending courses without full enrolment
• Study at your own pace – flexible study routes
• International Student English Test – English requirement for international applicants

Because fees differ by course level and mode of study, the Fees and funding page is the correct starting point rather than a single figure quoted elsewhere on the site.

How to navigate to it

1. Go to um.edu.mt.
2. Open the Study menu (top navigation).
3. Select Fees and funding.
4. If you already know your programme, cross-check the specific course page under Undergraduate, Postgraduate, or Micro-credentials — course pages are where programme-specific details sit.
5. For application timing, use Dates and deadlines; for eligibility and process questions, use Admissions and advice.

The site also provides a course search on the Study page with filters for Mode of Study (Full-time / Part-time) and Course Level (Undergraduate / Postgraduate & Research / Micro-credentials), plus an A–Z course listing. Use these to confirm the exact programme name before checking its fees.

Who each part matters to

The site's Study page explicitly frames this as "Starting your journey with us" with support at all stages, listing Admissions and advice, Dates and deadlines, Fees and funding, Student life, Accommodation, Info for international applicants, International opportunities, and Student societies as the support areas.

What the website does and does not state

The available site information confirms the location of fees and funding content and the surrounding navigation, but it does not publish specific tuition amounts, funding scheme names, or eligibility rules in the material reviewed. Treat the Fees and funding page itself as the authoritative source, and use Admissions and advice for questions the fees page does not answer. No pricing, payment platform, or free-access claim should be assumed from the navigation alone.

Practical next steps

• Bookmark Study → Fees and funding and Study → Dates and deadlines together, since funding decisions usually depend on application timing.
• Confirm your course level and mode of study first — these are the two filters the site itself uses to organise programmes.
• If you are an international applicant, check the International Student English Test and Accommodation pages in the same menu, as these affect total cost planning.
• For anything unresolved, the Admissions and advice page is the intended contact route rather than the fees page.