The best British Universities aim to get even better

Giving his first speech as Prime Minister outside Downing Street after visiting the Queen, Mr Johnson promised to put education and schools at the top of his domestic agenda. He said, ‘My job is to make sure your kids get a superb education wherever they are in the country’. This points towards better standards of education in the UK, which will inadvertently improve university ratings in the UK, hence putting Malta based, University of London teaching institution, Saint Martin’s Institute of Higher Education, in a superb position to compete in the global higher education market, as standards become even more outstanding than in previous years.

A number of undergraduate degrees under the academic direction of the LSE are offered at Saint Martin’s Institute of Higher Education, Malta, a Teaching Institution for the University of London.

An apprenticeship with the very best

Saint Martin’s Institute brings world ranking academic rigour to its students

Understanding how this tripartite relationship works illustrates clearly how the LSE academic prowess is passed on to students reading for a degree under the academic direction of the LSE at Saint Martin’s Institute of Higher Education in Malta.

The relationship between Saint Martin’s Institute of Higher Education and the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) is such that the academics at the Institute have the responsibility to teach students who will sit for examination papers that are set and marked by the LSE examination boards — thus guaranteeing that the students in Malta are assessed at the same academic level as the students who are reading the same degrees at the London School of Economics.

The LSE is one of the highest ranking Universities

The London School of Economics & Political Science continues to be one of the top universities in the world according the latest Times Higher Education World University Rankings.

Established in 2003, The Times Higher Education World University Rankings is one of the world’s most widely referenced and respected university rankings.

The 2019 ranking placed the London School of Economics 26th out of 1,258 eligible institutions worldwide and 5th in the UK, scoring particularly highly for its international outlook, its research, its teaching environment and its citations, four of the five measures on which the rankings were based.

Earlier this year, the QS World University Rankings by Subject placed the LSE second in the world for social sciences and management subjects — and top in the UK and Europe- for social science and management subjects, according to an international league table published today.

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The LSE has been ranked second globally in Management & Social Sciences by the QS World University Rankings, with 13 disciplines at the LSE scoring in the top ten.

The QS World University Rankings by Subject, which rates universities around the world in a range of areas, placed 13 LSE disciplines in the global top ten.

Academic Direction by The London School of Economics for Saint Martin’s Institute students

The London School of Economics offers students the opportunity to read for degrees that are developed by the LSE academics, with students reading for the study units based upon the LSE set syllabi taught in London and examined by the examination boards at the LSE. Thus, parity of achievement is guaranteed at all times.

Teaching Institution — Saint Martin’s Institute of Higher Education

The Institute strives to offer students the very best preparation for the LSE degrees. In many instances, apart from teaching for the subject matter itself, the academic staff have developed extra curricular courses that shore up any weaknesses that students may possess owed particularly to differing priorities in national education systems. The Institute has spent a lot of energy, under the mentorship of LSE academics, to calibrate the teaching pedagogy at Saint Martin’s Institute to reach parity with that at the LSE. Half the cohort from Saint Martin’s Institute have achieved a first or second class upper classification in 2018.

Ms Veronica Castillo graduated with First Class Honours in Banking & Finance in 2017.

Aspire High

If you are a gifted student and wish to read for a degree in accounting, banking, business, economics, finance or management and cannot travel to London then this should be your best alternative towards a world-class undergraduate degree, taught both to full time students as well as students already in employment and wishing to study in the evening.

Further Information

Further information may be attained by paying a visit to Saint Martin’s Institute of Higher Education, or via email on infodesk@stmartins.edu or by phone on +345 2123 5451 or +356 9993 5451 or you may visit our website on www.stmartins.edu and complete the contact form.

University of London graduation at the Barbican, London

Benefits

You will graduate from one of the most renowned Universities in the world, opening up opportunities both for work as well as for further studies;

A pay as you go system, with easy payment terms and income tax refunds to ascertain that you will benefit from your parents’ or your own income tax contribution. After all, charity begins at home!

You will benefit from stipends and maintenance grants as any other student in higher education in Malta;

You will have personal attention assisting you to succeed;

If monthly payments are stifling on your parents’/legal guardian’s or your own disposable income, we can provide you with assistance through the SMIFlexiPay™plan — no tuition fees paid throughout the duration of your studies, and monthly payments upon successful completion of your degree.

Saint Martin’s Institute of Higher Education, established in 1985, is licensed by the NCFHE with license #196 ● Postal Address: Saint Martin’s Institute Foundation Building, 2, Schembri Street, Hamrun HMR 1541 ● Telephone: +356 2123 5451 ● eMail: infodesk@stmartins.edu