About Bachelor Of Science (honours) In Built Environment Studies in University of Malta

The Bachelor degree in Built Environment Studies provides the entry level to a number of professional or second-tier Masters degree courses, offered by the Faculty for the Built Environment. The course covers a range of study-units of relevance to the professional disciplines students may wish to follow in subsequent years, but allowing them a high degree of choice, so that their studies can be better tailored to their aptitudes and career ambitions. The programme is intended to be multi-disciplinary and to give better opportunities for trans-European student exchanges. The course introduces a wide range of disciplines, relevant for the study of architecture, structural or civil engineering, spatial planning, management, environmental performance, and particularly materials and construction technology subjects.

Applicants must satisfy the General Entry Requirements for admission, namely, the Matriculation Certificate and Secondary Education Certificate passes at Grade 5 or better in Maltese, English Language and Mathematics. 

Applicants must also satisfy the following Special Course Requirements: 

(a) the Diploma in Design Foundation Studies and

(b) two passes at Advanced Matriculation Level at Grade C or better in:

(i) Pure Mathematics or Applied Mathematics (Mechanics) and
(ii) Physics and

(c) a pass at Intermediate Matriculation Level in one of the following subjects: Applied Mathematics (Mechanics) (unless offered at Advanced Matriculation Level), Art, Chemistry, Computing, Engineering Drawing and Graphical Communication, English, History, Information Technology, Philosophy, Pure Mathematics (unless offered at Advanced Matriculation Level), and Sociology. 

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University of Malta Avg Tution Fees  And Other Expenses

above is an approximate guide of the monthly expenses you are likely to incur while studying in Malta. These are only approximations since your monthly bill will be determined by your personal lifestyle.  *based on 2 or 3 persons sharing an apartment.