Why Study
In Malta?
A sun-drenched island at the centre of the Mediterranean - English-speaking, EU-based, safe, and rich in opportunity for ambitious accounting students.
01
English-speaking
English is an official language of Malta and the language of instruction - no language barrier to study, work or daily life.
02
A full EU member
Study inside the European
Union, with the credibility,
mobility and career reach an
EU qualification brings.
03
A finance & services
hub
Malta is a thriving centre for
financial services, audit,
iGaming and corporate
services - a natural home
for accountants.
6 Reasons to Study in Malta...
04
Safe & sunny
One of Europe’s safest,
sunniest countries: over 300
days of sunshine, a relaxed
Mediterranean pace and a
welcoming culture.
05
Affordable in EU
terms
A lower cost of living than
most of Western Europe,
with a vibrant, walkable,
student-friendly island.
06
Gateway to
opportunity
A springboard to careers
across Europe and beyond,
supported by Malta’s post-study work routes.
Tuition, fees
& intakes.
Transparent, all-inclusive tuition for our ACCA accounting qualifications. Figures are indicative and may change from session to session.
What the tuition fee includes
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All tuition for the programme modules
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A one-time exam sitting per module
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Third-party registration where applicable(ACCA / MIA)
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Learning materials and Moodle access
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Mock exams and detailed correction
Paid Separately
Application & registration fees are non-refundable.
Government Support Available.
A+ Academy offers financial schemes to help you succeed. Benefit from the 6-month ''Stay-Back'' Scheme and gain valuable work experience in Malta after your studies.
The 6-month "Stay-Back" Scheme
The "Get Qualified" Scheme — 70% back
Working professionals employed full-time in Malta can benefit from the Government's "Get Qualified" Scheme, which entitles eligible students to a refund of 70% of tuition fees in the form of a tax credit upon successful completion of the course.
Government scheme eligibility, rates and conditions are set by the relevant Maltese authorities (including Malta Enterprise and Identity Malta) and may change. Students
should confirm current terms at the time of application.