Youth poverty is a reality in Europe today. Education and employment initiatives can help to address youth poverty but we also know that these are not enough. The EU, national and local...

On 13 February, Maltese-owned EC English Language Centres sent a team of eight enthusiastic EC staff volunteers hailing from all over the world, including Korea, the UK, the US, Canada and Malta, to...

The Department of Pharmacy at the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery of the University of Malta is hosting the Annual Pharmacy Symposium between the 6 and 10 March 2017. The Symposium is being held at...

The Malta College for Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST) has launched 300 part-time courses.  The courses on offer range from hobby courses up to fully accredited courses including the now...

The Nationalist Party today insisted that the University of Malta should cater for more students, and ensure that there are less barriers for our students to continue studying at the University of...

Students from St. Michael School in Pembroke together with a group of Form 2 students from St. Michael Foundation recently presented a total of €2,620 to Puttinu Cares Foundation.  The...

The EYCS (Education, Youth, Culture and Sports) Council has approved a set of conclusions on investing in Europe’s young, with a focus on education and employment opportunities. The conclusions...

While the Western world has already celebrated the New Year, the Chinese are still looking forward to celebrate their calendar New Year which this year happens to be the Zodiac Year of the...

Professor Godfrey Baldacchino has just delivered a series of six lectures on Island Brands, Food and Tourism, at the T.A. Marryshow Community College, the only indigenous tertiary education...

The ability to write up one's research is an essential skill for all academics, not only to disseminate their work, but also to further their careers. Wasp (Write a Scientific Paper) is an intensive...