Join Queen Mary, Malta Campus and study medicine in Europe
So, you’ve decided you want to embark on a medical degree at Queen Mary, Malta Campus. That means you’re only eight steps away from studying medicine in Europe. Here’s all you need to know, from what you need to include in your application to how to prepare for your interview. See you in the sunshine!
Applications for September 2026 entry are now open. Kindly note that the first application deadline is the 27 February 2026. The university holds the right to close applications earlier. Should this be the case, this page will be updated two weeks in advance to closing of applications.
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COMPLETE YOUR UCAT
Take your UK Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT) before sending your application, or by 31 July in the year the course starts. Check ucat.ac.uk for testing dates and further information.
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APPLY FOR MEDICINE AT QUEEN MARY, MALTA CAMPUS
Submit your application form and any relevant documents, such as academic transcripts or certificates and your UCAT scoresheet. Provide details of one referee, an academic or professional. The University will be in direct contact with your referee. You will be contacted by the University in a couple of weeks should further information be needed.
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SEND YOUR ASSESSMENT
Admissions will assess your application based on actual or predicted grades, UCAT if given, references and personal statement. Admissions will be in touch should they require any further information.
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PREPARE FOR YOUR INTERVIEW
A 20-minute interview will be conducted via Teams. The interview will include comments and questions on a pre-read article.
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WAIT FOR YOUR MBBS OFFER
If you are successful at interview stage, you will receive an offer to study with us (usually within two weeks following the interview). Offers will be either conditional on pending grades, or unconditional if all requirements have been met.
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ACCEPT AND WAIT FOR CONFIRMATION
Return your acceptance documentation to the admissions department and pay your deposit. Conditional offers are ‘confirmed’ or made unconditional once you have received the necessary grades or supplied outstanding information. Unconditional offer holders must complete the Occupational Health and Police Clearance/DBS checks needed prior to starting the course.
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APPLY FOR A VISA
Non-EU students require a visa to live and study in Malta. More information on student visas is available here but contact us with any issues and we may be able to help.
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FLY TO MALTA AND ENROL
We’ll be in touch about arrival dates. Once here, present your original ID documents and prepare for induction week, where you’ll receive your timetable and start classes.