The University of Malta’s European Centre for Gerontology is considered to be one of the leading centres for the study of ageing worldwide. Its teaching and research have made an invaluable...

Have you always wanted to go to university but never found the time to do so? Are you interested in furthering your education? Do you want to study on a part-time basis as a mature...

Daniel Xerri was awarded the Terry Furlong Prize for Research by the National Association for the Teaching of English.   He received the award at the NATE 2013 Conference in...

While educators today complain that students have discarded books for smartphones and tablets, an app that has just been developed could give reading a much-needed boost by transforming a book into a...

Bank of Valletta recently extended its ‘green’ culture to the children of BOV employees during a fun-packed day organised at the President’s Kitchen Garden in San...

The University of Malta’s Department of Arts & Languages in Education will be offering a Master of Education (M.Ed.) course in Italian Education as from October 2013. This M.Ed. is a...

St Clare College will be opening its doors for both boys and girls for a co-education experience. The need to prepare Year 6 students for this venture was felt and so the Principal, Ms Maria...

Stakeholders from the construction and the renewable energy industries and the local vocational education sector discussed the opportunities and challenges involved in reducing the carbon footprint of...

Business ethics, corporate governance and social responsibility are areas of rapidly growing importance in our society.   The Master of Arts in Business Ethics is an interdisciplinary...

Today’s rapid development in healthcare constantly confronts professionals with new ethical and legal challenges. Thus, healthcare today demands an increased bioethical...