St. Martins Institute of Higher Education

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Saint Martin's Institute of Higher Education (SMI) , established in 1985 in Ħamrun, Malta, is a prominent private higher education institution known for its high academic standards and student-centric approach. It was the first private institution in Malta to offer degrees outside the national university system.

Overview

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Eligibility

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Programs & Highlights

Programs

The institute operates through two primary departments, offering programs in English:
Department of Computing: Specialisations include Computer Science, Games Design, Virtual Reality & AI, and Security & Cryptography.
Department of Business: Specialisations include Business Administration, International Business, Marketing, Accounting, Banking, and Finance.
Pathways: Offers MQF Level 5 diplomas that allow automatic credit transfer (Recognition of Prior Learning) to Level 2 of University of London degree programs.

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Key Highlights (2026)

Affiliation: SMI is a Recognised Teaching Centre for the University of London. Students receive degrees conferred by the University of London, which are globally recognized and highly respected. Accreditation: Licensed by the Malta Further & Higher Education Authority (MFHEA) as an awarding body for qualifications at MQF Levels 5 to 8. Student Success: The institute is noted for a high percentage of graduates achieving first-class honours—historically nearly 40%. Small Class Sizes: Maintains classes of typically fewer than 30 students to ensure personalized attention.

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