Malta Qualifications Council Logo
Search:
Malta Qualifications Recognition Information Centre logo

About Us

Mission Statement
Legal Notice 347 of 2005
Council Members
Organigram
Executive Staff
Administrative Procedures
Standards and Qualifications
Accreditation and Validation
Malta Qualifications Recognition Information Centre (MQRIC)
Office of the Mutual Recognition Coordinator
Register of Regulated Qualifications
Informal Education
National Contact Point Malta

Work Programme

Projects

Documents & Publications

Promotional Material

Viewing of Registered Informal Learning

Diary of Events

Events Registration

Glossary of Terms

News

Links

FAQs

Contact Us

Freedom Of Information

Home :About Us :Malta Qualifications Recognition Information Centre (MQRIC)

Malta Qualifications Recognition Information Centre (MQRIC)

Lists of Accredited Universities/Institutions

  • Italy
  • Malta
  • United Kingdom

The database of accredited Universities is being compiled and will be updated in the near future.

Applications for STEPS/MGSS Scholarship schemes are exempt from applying for an MQRIC statement if the University/Institution applied for is on the lists above. This will be applicable from the 4th Call onwards i.e. from the 1st May 2010 and is not applicable for any current calls of application.  

All MATSEC certificates are recognised by MQRIC and so do not require an application for a recognition statement.   

MQRIC is now part of the MQC. In August 2008, the Malta Qualifications Recognition Information Centre (MQRIC), was merged within the structures of the Malta Qualifications Council. Established as the official national body to deal with the recognition and comparability of both academic and vocational qualifications MQRIC co-ordinates the different agencies and authorities which are entitled to evaluate and award credentials and licenses.

MQRIC was set up in 2002 and was established to satisfy the requirements established in Act XVIII of 2002 of the Reciprocal Recognition of Qualifications, as well as the convention on the recognition of qualifications related to Higher Education in Europe.

The Act on the Reciprocal Recognition of Qualifications lists the Centre’s following functions –

  • evaluation of diplomas
  • provision of help to mentioned authorities, educational institutions and individuals, similar entities and others interested in a comparative analysis and qualification evaluation
  • the collation and dissemination of information related to professional and vocational qualifications
  • the promotion of qualification recognition of Maltese qualifications abroad
  • the enforcement and facilitation of the application of articles on the comparison of Higher Education qualifications with professional and vocational qualifications
  • the facilitation of academic mobility
  • the promotion of qualification transparency.

Malta QRIC works in close collaboration with the University of Malta, the Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology as well as with other designated bodies and authorities.

Malta QRIC also forms part of various networks notably:

  • the National Academic Recognition Information Centre (NARIC)
  • the European Network of Information Centres (ENIC)
  • the National Reference Point (NRP).

How do I apply for the Recognition and/or Comparability of my Qualifications?

Requests for recognition/comparability are to be submitted using a standard application form which can be obtained either from the Malta QRIC office or downloaded from the MQC website.

The office of Malta QRIC accepts applications on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings between 9.00 to 12.00 and afternoons between 2.00 to 4.00 (winter) and between 9.00 to 12.00 (summer).

Application form for the Assessment of Prospective Qualifications (PDF) (This forms needs to be filled in for applicants who intend to commence a course or who have commenced a course but have not yet obtained the qualification and so cannot apply for the application form below)

Application form for the Assessment of a National or/and International Qualification (PDF)

Which Supporting Documents Do I Submit?

  1. A certified copy of your qualification (such as degree, diploma, certificate, etc.)
  2. A certified copy of the transcript showing subjects, number of hours and examination results.
  3. Certified authenticated translations into Maltese and English of any documents originally issued in a language other than Maltese or English.

MQRIC Information Leaflet (PDF)

Lisbon Convention Directive 2005/36 (PDF)

Mutual Recognition Act Chapter 451 (English) (PDF)

Mutual Recognition Act Chapter 451 (Maltese) (PDF)

Mutual Recognition of Higher Education Qualifications in the European Region Regulations 2005 - LN 280/2006 (PDF)

List of Member States Recognising the European Qualifications Framework  (EQF) and the Qualifications Framework of the European Higher Education Area  (QF/EHEA)

List of Awards with their Level-Rating - These awards are recognised within the Malta Qualifications Framework (MQF)  (Updated on June 2010)

 

Reports

Report of the Ad Hoc Evaluation Board of the Advanced Diploma in Humanistic Integrative Counselling awarded by the Centre for Personal and Professional Development, London (CPPD)#

Appendixes to the Report Above 

 

 

To view these documents you need Adobe Acrobat Reader®
(if you don't have it please click here to download and install)

Get Adobe Reader

Malta Qualifications Council, Casa Leoni, 476, St Joseph High Road, St Venera | Tel: 2754 0051/ 2180 1411

Help | Sitemap | Disclaimer | Privacy Policy | Copyright | Accessibility Statement | Contact us | Government of Malta

Developed By Alert Communications

Government Logo