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Amount
Varies by scheme — the Islands & Small States Institute awards cover University of Malta tuition plus a €1,000 research grant for up to twelve months; the non-EU/EEA fee waivers are tuition-only and set per programme Partial award
We haven't confirmed this year's application window, and these dates move every cycle — so we won't print one. The official page is the only reliable source. Ask us and we'll track it for you and tell you when it opens.
Eligibility
Check the nationality restriction before investing any time. The University's named schemes are tied to particular countries: the Islands & Small States Institute scholarships are for nationals of Small Island Developing States eligible for Official Development Assistance, and there are separate schemes for Tunisian and for Palestinian nationals. India falls under none of them, and the ISSI scheme excludes dual nationals holding an EU/EEA or non-SIDS nationality as well. What is open to an Indian applicant is narrower: programme-specific M.Sc.-by-research calls published as they arise, and tuition fee waiver scholarships that some programmes offer to non-EU/EEA applicants after acceptance.
There is no single Malta scholarship application. Awards are published as individual calls — including funded M.Sc.-by-research positions announced through the University's Newspoint notices — each with its own closing date, so this one needs watching rather than a single submission. Where a programme offers a non-EU fee waiver, you apply for it after being accepted to read for the degree full-time, not alongside your admission application.
Varies by scheme — the Islands & Small States Institute awards cover University of Malta tuition plus a €1,000 research grant for up to twelve months; the non-EU/EEA fee waivers are tuition-only and set per programme. Confirm the current value on the official page before you apply.
Check the nationality restriction before investing any time. The University's named schemes are tied to particular countries: the Islands & Small States Institute scholarships are for nationals of Small Island Developing States eligible for Official Development Assistance, and there are separate schemes for Tunisian and for Palestinian nationals. India falls under none of them, and the ISSI scheme excludes dual nationals holding an EU/EEA or non-SIDS nationality as well. What is open to an Indian applicant is narrower: programme-specific M.Sc.-by-research calls published as they arise, and tuition fee waiver scholarships that some programmes offer to non-EU/EEA applicants after acceptance.
There is no single Malta scholarship application. Awards are published as individual calls — including funded M.Sc.-by-research positions announced through the University's Newspoint notices — each with its own closing date, so this one needs watching rather than a single submission. Where a programme offers a non-EU fee waiver, you apply for it after being accepted to read for the degree full-time, not alongside your admission application.
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