Prospective students still have time to apply for full-time courses at the Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST), with applications for the 2026/2027 academic year remaining open until 14 August.
Applicants can view the full 2026/2027 Course Catalogue here, which outlines all available programmes across MCAST’s seven institutes, ranging from entry-level courses and advanced diplomas through to Bachelor’s, Master’s and doctorate qualifications.
The catalogue also includes entry requirements and progression opportunities, helping students choose a pathway that matches their interests and qualifications.
Online applications can be submitted through their online portal here.
MCAST Principal and CEO Stephen Vella encouraged prospective students to view education as a journey with multiple pathways, emphasising that every student has the potential to succeed when given the right opportunities.
“Choosing what to do next is one of the biggest decisions a young person makes,” he said, adding that MCAST’s range of study options ensures students can find a route that suits their abilities while developing the skills needed for a successful career.
To assist applicants throughout the admissions period, MCAST is offering walk-in support for first-time applicants who require help submitting their online application. The service is available from Monday to Friday between 9am and noon at Student House, Room 215, on the second floor of the MCAST Main Campus in Paola.
Applicants attending a support session should bring a valid Maltese identity card or, for third-country nationals, valid residence documentation, together with active eID credentials. Those whose eID application is still being processed should present proof of their application with Identità.
Applicants should also have access to the email address linked to their eID and bring original copies of all qualifications and any supporting documentation required for their chosen course.
The College is encouraging students to apply as early as possible to allow enough time to resolve any questions relating to entry requirements or supporting documents before the application deadline.
MCAST also offers career guidance services to help prospective students explore their options, while this year the College has introduced a new AI-powered course finder on its website to assist applicants in identifying suitable programmes.
