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Malta Further & Higher Education Authority revokes licenses of two entities

The Malta Further & Higher Education Authority has revoked the licences of two educational institutions in Malta: the International European University and ICOM International. ICOM International’s licence will be terminated once its students complete their pending re-sits. The termination came following a review of their courses and their operations through an External Quality Assurance Audit.

Malta has recently seen a rise in the registration of low-quality and even fake educational institutions, which are increasingly exploiting the country’s position as a hub for international students, particularly those from outside Europe.

 


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One response to “Malta Further & Higher Education Authority revokes licenses of two entities”

  1. Victor Oluwatoyosi avatar
    Victor Oluwatoyosi

    Good morning,
    I paid the sum of three thousand euros as an intending international student from Nigeria and later asked for refund but till date, I have received an action from the school with respect to my refund. Please does it mean I can’t have my money back?

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