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The e‑Institute of Education’s European Business School (eie) recently hosted a full‑day professional learning event focused on continuous professional development (CPD) for its faculty. The session, which ran from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm, offered lecture‑style presentations, interactive workshops, and networking opportunities designed to help lecturers stay current in pedagogical practice, curriculum design, and industry relevance. Why […]
About EIE European Business School Founded on 12 January 2000, the EIE European Business School (EIE) has positioned itself as a reputable provider of postgraduate business programs in Malta. With a comprehensive curriculum that blends theory and real‑world application, EIE equips students with the analytical and leadership skills required in today’s global business environment. Why […]
eie European Business School (established 2000 in Malta) recently showcased its expertise and expanded its global network at the Euro‑GCC Trade & Investment Forum Malta 2025. The forum gathered business leaders, investors, and policymakers from Europe and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) to explore new trade corridors, investment opportunities and strategic partnerships. This article outlines the […]
Advancing Education Through Technology: The Role of the University of Malta The University of Malta continues to strengthen its position as a leader in educational innovation, particularly in integrating Information Communication Technologies (ICT) within educational settings. A significant example of this commitment is the active participation and leadership of faculty members like Professor Ġorġ Mallia […]
Exploring the Maltese Legal Framework and the Role of Its Constitution The Maltese legal system stands out as a comprehensive example of a mixed legal system, integrating elements from civil law, common law, canon law, and international legal influences. At the heart of this complex legal mosaic is the Maltese Constitution, which not only constitutes […]
The University of Malta continues to enhance its postgraduate offerings and academic alignment with leading industry sectors by establishing strategic partnerships. A recent collaboration with the Central Bank of Malta (CBM) and the University Research, Innovation and Development Trust (RIDT) marks a significant step towards promoting research excellence and specialized education in economics, banking, finance, […]
Understanding the Impact of Climate Change on the Mediterranean Region The Mediterranean Basin, known for its rich biodiversity and cultural heritage, faces significant challenges due to climate change. Rising temperatures, unpredictable weather patterns, and sea-level rise threaten the ecological balance and socio-economic stability of countries around the Mediterranean. Recognizing the urgency, institutions like the University […]
Advancing Sustainable Mobility in Malta: The Role of Infrastructure and University-led Initiatives Malta’s Western Region is witnessing a concerted effort to promote active travel—such as walking and cycling—as part of broader sustainability and public health strategies. The University of Malta, through its Institute for Climate Change and Sustainable Development (ICCSD), has been at the forefront […]
In a remarkable display of innovation, perseverance, and technical skill, the University of Malta’s UM Racing team recently made history at the internationally renowned Formula Student Competition. This outstanding achievement not only underscores the university’s commitment to fostering practical engineering expertise but also highlights Malta’s emerging presence in high-performance vehicle development and competitive motorsport. Advancing […]
The University of Malta continues to strengthen its role as a hub for international collaboration and academic excellence, exemplified recently by the visit of the Australian High Commissioner to Malta, High Commissioner Matt Skelly. This visit to the Islands and Small States Institute (ISSI) underscores the university’s commitment to fostering global partnerships, particularly in the […]
