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How to verify a Malta university, college, and course
A practical MFHEA verification method for checking the provider, programme, qualification, campus, and offer before paying.
Earthlink Editorial • 25 August 2026 • 1 min read
Do not verify a Malta course from the college name alone. Search the live MFHEA register for the provider and the exact programme, then match the result to the offer letter.
Check the qualification title, level, credits, awarding body, delivery mode, teaching location, study schedule, attendance, assessment, and course duration. Ask the provider to correct any mismatch in writing.
Read the admissions, tuition, deposit, refund, progression, complaints, and withdrawal terms before paying. Use the provider's live documents and keep copies of the version you accepted.
After the academic checks, use Identita's live guidance for the visa stage. Provider admission does not guarantee a visa, and visa evidence should be prepared against the current checklist.
Questions answered
Key decisions for this guide
Is the provider name enough to verify a course?
No. Check both the licensed provider and the exact accredited programme. A provider can offer multiple awards with different status and delivery details.
What should match the offer letter?
The provider, programme title, qualification level, credits, awarding body, campus, delivery mode, and other key study details should match the official record and provider terms.
Does an accredited course guarantee a visa?
No. Accreditation and immigration are separate checks. Follow Identita's current visa guidance for your own circumstances.
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