
The University of Malta, a beacon of academic excellence in Malta, offers a unique platform for insightful discussions on pressing societal issues through Michael Briguglio’s renowned discussion programme, “One to One.” Now in its fourth season, this radio programme, hosted by Prof. Michael Briguglio, delves into a wide range of topics, including social, political, environmental, and cultural issues, fostering critical thinking and community engagement.
Broadcast on Campus 103.7, the University of Malta’s radio station, “One to One” engages listeners in thought-provoking conversations conducted in Maltese. Each episode features a prominent guest, often experts or key figures in their respective fields, who join Prof. Briguglio to explore complex issues and offer diverse perspectives. The programme’s commitment to addressing relevant social topics makes it a valuable resource for students, academics, and the wider community in Malta.
“One to One” airs every Friday at 14:00 on Campus 103.7, with convenient repeat broadcasts on Friday at 21:00 and Saturday at 11:30. To further enhance accessibility, the University of Malta makes the programmes available in on-demand format. Archived episodes are also deposited in the University of Malta’s Open Access Repository, ensuring that these valuable discussions remain accessible for research and future reference.
Prof. Michael Briguglio, an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Malta’s Faculty of Arts, brings his extensive expertise to “One to One.” His academic background and research interests in areas such as social policy, environmental issues, and political sociology provide a strong foundation for facilitating insightful discussions on complex social challenges. His role as host of the discussion programme underscores the University of Malta’s commitment to fostering intellectual debate and community engagement.
“One to One” exemplifies the University of Malta’s dedication to extending its academic resources beyond the confines of the campus. By providing a platform for open dialogue on crucial social topics, the programme facilitates informed discussions and encourages active participation in addressing societal challenges. The diverse range of guests and topics ensures that the discussions remain relevant and engaging for a broad audience in Malta.
As “One to One” embarks on its fourth season, the University of Malta reaffirms its commitment to fostering critical engagement with social issues. By providing accessible and thought-provoking content, the programme serves as a valuable tool for education, awareness, and community building in Malta.
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