Cap. 327 · Education Act (Cap. 327)
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Title VII of Part I of Book Second of the Code of
(1) The Admissions Board shall be composed of the following The Rector or his nominated delegate, as ex officio Chairman; Three members appointed by Senate; The Registrar (acting also as Secretary); and One student representative appointed by Senate from among the
(2) The term of office of the Admissions Board shall be of one quorum for meetings shall be of three members.
(3) The Admissions Board shall have the power to:
(a) decide on the eligibility of any applicant for admission to as a regular, probationary, visiting, auditing or junior student it deems appropriate may:
(i) require such applicant to satisfy additional conditions;
(ii) restrict the choice of Course, areas of study or study-units a Course, to which such applicant may be admitted;
(b) decide on who is admitted to a Course to which admission accordance with the provisions of the respective regulations
*Regulations shall be applicable from October 2022 or later. that Course and such other criteria as may be approved by Senate; seek the advice of a Faculty Admissions Committee (consisting of the Dean or his delegate and at least two other academic members appointed by the Board of the Faculty concerned) on any matter concerning eligibility for admission to a programme of study or area of study in that Faculty, and in particular on whether any applicant seeking admission as a regular student has the necessary academic background follow the programme of study with profit, normally after having assessed the applicant through an interview or another form of assessment, provided that in such cases, appropriate detailed documentation shall be kept; advise Senate on all matters regarding admission to the University and programmes of study. the Admissions Board has reason to believe that the presence of an within the University community could present a clear and present danger well-being and safety of students and staff, or a significant risk that their imperilled, or that activities on campus be disrupted, the Board shall on the available evidence have the option to refuse admission, or to grant subject to appropriate safeguards which shall be decided upon on an ad to delay admission until expert advice is obtained. For the avoidance of evidence could also take the form of expert advice documented in a sworn
Requirements for Undergraduate Courses
General Entry Requirements. Subject to any other provision of these general entry requirements are the following: the Matriculation Certificate, which is awarded to candidates who pass examinations in a range of subjects that includes a language, a humanistic, and a science subject, and Systems of Knowledge, as specified in the Matriculation Examination Regulations; and passes in the Secondary Education Certificate (SEC) Examination at grade 5 better or at SEC level 3 in Maltese, English Language and Mathematics, provided that if a pass in Maltese, and/or English Language, and/or Mathematics is obtained at Advanced or Intermediate Matriculation Level, a pass in such subjects in the Secondary Education Certificate Examination is not required. case of applicants who pursued their secondary education outside University may consider and accept qualifications comparable to the stipulated in sub-regulation (1)(a) and (b), provided that the mix of levels of the qualifications presented are comparable to the subjects and ired for the award of the Secondary Education Certificate and Certificate.
Admissions Board may consider the acceptance of passes obtained in examinations at corresponding levels and grades to the Matriculation and the Secondary Education Certificate for the purpose of admittance. Special Course Requirements. Regulations or bye-laws for a programme of study may specify other requirements in addition to the general entry requirements for admission to that Course. In particular, be applicable from October 2022 or later. they may limit the choice of subjects that may be offered and Intermediate Matriculation Levels and specify the obtained in such subjects, or specify alternative qualifications admission which would be acceptable, in whole qualifications of similar academic standard.
(b) Each Faculty shall determine the special course requirements specific courses offered by it, as laid down in the Course
(c) An applicant who is a graduate of a university qualifications considered to be sufficient may, on the Faculty Admissions Committee concerned, be exempted Admissions Board from any subject in which a pass admission to a Course in that Faculty.
(5) Maltese as a Requirement. Further to the requirement Secondary Education Certificate level, the Admissions Board may, circumstances and subject to the conditions set out hereunder, allow offer another subject instead of Maltese, as follows:
(a) a Maltese applicant who, for reasons of residence or education over a significant period during the previous four received adequate teaching in Maltese, may be allowed to language instead of Maltese, or, until September 2018, subject.
(b) a non-Maltese applicant may be allowed to offer instead another language as approved by the Admissions Board, provided that, as from September 2018 such other language cannot applicants whose mother tongue is English shall be required to offer a than English instead of Maltese.
(6) Notwithstanding that provided in sub-regulation (5), regulations or bye-laws specify Maltese as a special Course requirement, required pass in Maltese must be obtained at the level and grade as stipulated respective Course regulations or bye-laws. Maltese as a Requirement