Study Medicine in Malta: MediCampus Europeo

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Overview

Why choose MediCampus Europeo

MediCampus Europeo (MCE) is a medical school based in Floriana, a few minutes from Valletta. Malta offers an international environment, uses the euro and has English as an official language.

The programme is designed for students who want to study Medicine abroad in Europe and combines theoretical learning with practical training, modern laboratories and clinical exposure.

Medicine in English: an international, English-speaking setting in the European Union, with simple logistics and fast connections.
International teaching staff: lecturers with international experience from leading universities.
A structured academic pathway: practical training and clinical activities in hospital settings as part of the programme.
MFHEA accreditation: MCE states that it is accredited by the Malta Further and Higher Education Authority.

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Key facts

Programme: Medicine
Teaching language: English
Duration: 6 years
Credits: 360 ECTS
Attendance: mandatory
Study location: Floriana, Malta
Degree: Doctor of General Medicine, MD
Degree issued by: Trakia State University, Bulgaria
Start: October 2026
Clinical training: from the third year

Programme

A 6-year medical degree taught in English

Medicine

English

6 years

360 ECTS

early October

€14,500 – €15,500 per year

The Medicine programme at MediCampus Europeo is designed for international students and taught entirely in English, with mandatory attendance. Over 6 years, it takes you step by step towards the MD (Doctor of General Medicine) degree. Lessons begin in early October, so you can organise your documents, travel and arrival in Malta well in advance.

The curriculum combines scientific foundations, medical subjects and practical experience. Students begin developing practical skills in laboratories from the first year and progress to clinical training and clerkships during the programme.

The study plan includes subjects such as Medical Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Anatomy and Histology, Biochemistry, Physiology, Microbiology, Pathology, Pharmacology, Internal Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Paediatrics and other clinical disciplines.

Degree recognition

Tuition fees

Option A: €14,500 per year, paid in a single instalment
Option B: €15,500 per year, paid in two semester instalments
Enrolment fee: €500 one-off fee, payable in the first year

Always confirm the current fee and payment conditions in the official offer for the selected intake.

Location

About Floriana and Malta

A street of honey-coloured buildings with traditional balconies in Malta

Studying Medicine in Malta means living in a Mediterranean, international environment. Malta is part of the European Union, uses the euro and has English as an official language, which makes it easier to settle into an international university programme.

The MCE campus is in Floriana, about 800 metres from Valletta, in a convenient, central area with institutions, services and infrastructure close at hand. Students live and study in a Mediterranean EU country with direct connections to major European cities. The campus provides teaching spaces, laboratories and study areas designed for modern medical education.

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How to apply

Admission criteria

Application steps

Next admission session

To be confirmed

Next academic-year session

May 2027 · Online

Online application — complete the online application form and submit the required academic documents.
MCE Admission Assessment — an online session of about one hour, with an interview about your motivation and an evaluation of the academic documents you have submitted.
Conditional Offer — by accepting the Conditional Offer of Admission, successful applicants reserve their place on the programme and proceed to the final academic stage.
Final Academic Validation — in line with its academic regulations, Trakia State University, the degree-awarding institution, assesses core knowledge of English, Biology and Chemistry. Native English speakers are exempt from the English validation.
Final acceptance and enrolment — after successful validation, the applicant receives the final acceptance letter and submits the required certified or apostilled documents, where applicable.

Admission requirements can vary by nationality and educational background. The current official call for applications and document list take precedence.

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Accreditation

Accreditation and degree recognition

European framework and accreditation

MediCampus Europeo and its study programmes are accredited by the Malta Further and Higher Education Authority (MFHEA). The institution licence shown by MCE is MFHEA No. 2024-020.

The Medicine programme is presented as compliant with European standards and follows the European credit framework (ECTS/Bologna). It is delivered in collaboration with Trakia State University, a Bulgarian state university and the degree-awarding institution. Recognition and professional registration must always be checked for the country in which a graduate intends to practise.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is the Medicine programme at MediCampus Europeo taught in English?

Yes. The 6-year programme (360 ECTS) is taught entirely in English, with mandatory attendance, and lessons begin in early October.

How much is tuition at MediCampus Europeo?

The published annual fee is €14,500 when paid in a single instalment or €15,500 when paid in two semester instalments. A one-off €500 enrolment fee applies in the first year.

How does admission to MediCampus Europeo work?

The process includes an online application, an online MCE Admission Assessment with a motivation interview, a Conditional Offer, a Final Academic Validation in English, Biology and Chemistry (native English speakers are exempt from the English part) and final enrolment. The next published session is on 19 September 2026, online.

Is the MediCampus Europeo degree recognised?

MCE states that the programme is accredited by MFHEA and that the degree is issued by Trakia State University. Country-specific recognition and professional registration requirements must be verified with the competent authority where the graduate plans to practise.