Every organisation has its own particular culture, which has a significant impact on its success or failure. Different organisations that work together towards a common objective can find obstacles...

Scientists and chemists from 18 countries gathered in Malta for the third scientific meeting on Supramolecular Chemistry in Water earlier this month at the University of Malta Valletta...

U.S. abortions have continued to decline, but not quite as steeply as before.   The number and rate of reported abortions fell 3 percent in 2010, the most recent year for which statistics...

For the third consecutive time, Gozo College Xewkija Primary School was awarded the prestigious international award – the Green Flag Award. Members of the EkoSkola Committee of the school were...

How does the deadly Staphylococcus aureus bacterium (MRSA) become resistant to antibiotics? What is the distribution of the protected Noble Pen Shell in Maltese Waters? How does mitochondrial DNA vary...

An agreement was signed earlier this month by the Alistair David Robert Chalmers (ADRC) Trust and the University of Malta. The agreement concerns the establishment of The Alistair Chalmers Bursary, a...

Robert Gordon University has announced that it is working in partnership with Global College Malta to deliver three of its oil and gas engineering courses.   To be launched in January, the...

The Human Rights Programme of the Faculty of Laws, University of Malta, will be hosting its first symposium on Human Rights Day, 10 December. The topic selected for study and discussion is Human...

Professor Lino Briguglio has been invited by the International Monetary Fund to act as keynote speaker at the upcoming high level conference on Pacific Island Countries, on the role of policies to...

A new book published by the Malta University Press, An Introduction to the Law of Education by Dr Ugo Mifsud Bonnici is made up of seven chapters, respectively covering a) Philosophies inspiring...