University applications close on Tuesday
Tuesday is the application deadline for most of the 800 undergraduate and postgraduate University courses to be offered in the forthcoming academic year, although late applications may be accepted in some instances.
For further details and to apply online, visit www.um.edu.mt/for/prospective.
To view the selection criteria, visit www.um.edu.mt/registrar/regulations/faculties.
The University is offering 16 new courses, including an MA in Humanitarian Action, an MA in English and the Media, an MA in English Language, an MA in Literary Tradition and Popular Culture, a full-time BA in Chinese, an MA in Disability Studies, an M.Sc. in Banking and Finance, a new taught three-year part-time M.Sc. in Audiology, a taught M.Sc. in Medical Physics, a three-year full-time B.Sc. (Hons) in Pharmaceutical Technology, a full-time evening M.Sc. in Digital Games, an MA by research in various areas of ICT, an M.Sc. in Sustainable Infrastructure, an M.Sc. in Environmental Design, an M.Sc. in Spatial Planning, a three-year part-time evening higher diploma course in Sustainable Land and Real Estate Management, a diploma in Geographic Information Systems, and a diploma in Gozo Studies to be held at the Gozo campus.
Applications for Masters degrees by research may be submitted at any time of the year but enrolment shall be with effect from October 1, December 1, February 1, April 1 or June 1. When submitting an online application, candidates should indicate in the free text section the month when they intend to start their research.
The University also offers doctoral degrees such as Doctor of Philosophy, Doctor of Music, and Doctor of Sacred Theology, on a full-time or part-time basis for which applications may be submitted at any time.
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Pule' Carmel
Jul 22nd 2012, 20:30
I always feel that there is a situation when Education is evil.
In the job market there are basicaly two type of jobs, those productive jobs which generate wealth and the others which circulate wealth and their salary originates from those people with productive jobs who are taxed by the central system which then distributes salary to those who are not productive like the courts, the parliaments, the police, the army, the teachers working for the "government", religious higher archy and so many others.
With the unprofuctive jobs in EU now toping Euros200,000, the peoductive workers are encouraging their children to take up such unproductive posts. hence eventually the system is unsustainable. The same when Education teaches about birth control, and the new way of life for parents becomes such that they chose to have less children. The final result is that pensions for the grandparents cannot be afforded nor stipends for students and eventually what is promised to the public cannot be delivered.
I just wonder if Malta could conduct a research in " Wne Education is Evil to start the process of diminishing returns!"
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