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Nov 18
Meme That Went Viral During Exams Captures Student Resilience at the University of Malta

Why a Funny Post Became a Symbol of Exam Season During the most intense part of the academic calendar, the University of Malta community turned to a single image that quickly amassed over 100 000 likes and more than a million views on Instagram. The meme, paired with a still from the Korean series Squid Game, […]

Nov 18
University of Malta Professor Delivers Keynote on Carnival Dynamics at IFTR Conference

Highlights of the 2025 IFTR Annual Conference The International Federation of Theatre Research (IFTR) kicked off its 2025 Annual Conference in Cologne, Germany, from 9‑13 June. The event drew scholars, directors, and practitioners from over 30 countries to explore contemporary issues in theatre production and theory. A central theme, “Performing Carnival: Ekstasis, Subversion, Metamorphosis,” set […]

Nov 16
University of Malta Announces New Issue of Studies in Social Wellbeing Journal

About the Studies in Social Wellbeing Journal The Studies in Social Wellbeing Journal, affiliated with the Faculty for Social Wellbeing at the University of Malta, has continued to publish interdisciplinary research that bridges social science, sustainability, and justice. The journal serves as a scholarly platform for researchers, academics, and practitioners who aim to explore how […]

Nov 16
Mediterranean Food Book Presentation and Discussion at Perugia – Insights from the University of Malta’s Tourism Management Faculty

Overview of the Mediterranean Food Book Presentation The University of Malta’s Department of Tourism Management recently hosted the “Mediterranean at the Table: Stories, Flavours, Civilisations” event at Sud Osteria in Perugia, Italy. The event featured a presentation and a moderated discussion on Cibo Mediterraneo, a comprehensive book written by Professor Carmel Cassar. The book, a blend of […]

Nov 16
China‑Malta Collaboration Accelerates Microalgae‑Based Antibiotic Production at the University of Malta

The University of Malta recently hosted a delegation of professors from China’s leading agricultural and marine research institutions to discuss joint efforts under the NASDAC project. This collaboration, funded by Xjenza Malta, aims to transform microalgae science into scalable pharmaceutical production, with a particular focus on a novel peptide antibiotic that could both treat infections […]

Nov 16
KEDGE Business School Expands Footprint with New Indian Campus

Introducing the Mumbai Hub: KEDGE’s Latest Global Expansion On 25 August 2025, KEDGE Business School announced the opening of a new associated campus in Karjat, Maharashtra. Set against the Western Ghats and positioned at the entrance to Mumbai and the Navi Sagar International Airport, the campus brings world‑class business education to the heart of India’s financial ecosystem. In […]

Nov 16
KEDGE Business School Launches New International Dual Degree Programs

International Dual Degrees — A New Path to Global Business Insight For students seeking a broader perspective on international commerce, KEDGE Business School now offers a suite of dual‑degree agreements with leading global institutions. These programmes pair the rigour of a KEDGE curriculum with the unique academic strengths of partner schools across Europe and Africa, giving graduates […]

Nov 16
KEDGE Business School Student Wins CFA Scholarship and Passes Level III Exam

Achieving the CFA Milestone at KEDGE Business School For students pursuing a career in investment management, the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation is a proven benchmark of expertise. In 2025, KEDGE Business School celebrated a remarkable success: Milan Kum Achuo, a master’s candidate in Banking & Finance, received a CFA scholarship and successfully passed the CFA Level III […]

Nov 12
University of Malta Senate Motion Criticises Gaza Conflict and Calls for Immediate Peace Negotiations

The University of Malta’s governing body, the Senate, issued a formal resolution on June 26, 2025, condemning the actions taken against Palestinian civilians in the Gaza Strip. The motion highlights the humanitarian crisis and urges international actors to support a swift and lasting peace. This article expands on the Senate’s statement, offers context for international […]