Malta has three official languages; English, Maltese and Maltese Sign Language. Italian, which is spoken and understood by 66 percent of people, is another popular language you'll hear. Although organizations like the University of Malta only offer courses in English, courses in Malta can be taken in either Maltese or English. You might need to show proof of your language skills if you decide to study in a language other than your mother tongue. It's typical for your university to provide language courses to help you get better if you don't meet the prerequisites.

You should try to learn as much Maltese or Italian as you can, even if you study in English. The best approach to practice is to converse with locals and other students. In addition to improving your quality of life, this talent will look fantastic on your CV or resume.