

Saint Martin's Institute of Higher Education
Ħamrun, Malta
- 1985
- Founded
- UoL Centre (#1 in Malta)
- Global Rank
- Not listed
- Total Students
- Not listed
- International Students
- 12
- Programs
About Saint Martin's Institute of Higher Education
Saint Martin's Institute of Higher Education (SMIHE), established in 1985 and located at 116 Triq Joe Sciberras in Ħamrun, Malta, is a premier licensed Maltese Higher Education Institution (MFHEA Licence No. 196) and an official Recognized Teaching Centre of the world-renowned University of London. Operating with rigorous academic direction from prestigious member colleges including the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and Goldsmiths, University of London, Saint Martin's Institute provides students in Malta and internationally with world-class degree programmes in Computing, Computer Science, Games Design and Development, Business Administration, Accounting & Finance, and Information Systems Engineering. With small student-to-lecturer ratios (cohorts under 30 students), state-of-the-art interactive development laboratories, robust games incubation studios, and full MQF/EQF accreditation, SMIHE graduates receive degrees awarded directly by the University of London. Full-time undergraduate degrees start at approximately €6,696 per annum, with flexible evening diploma tracks from €1,566 p.a. and evening degrees from €2,416 p.a. Students benefit from extensive government-backed financial aid, including the Bank of Valletta 'Studies+ Plus' interest-free loan scheme, up to 70% tax rebates under the national Get Qualified Scheme, and Malta Government Undergraduate Scheme (MGUS) maintenance grants.
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Ħamrun, Malta
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