The Malta Endeavour II Scholarships Scheme 2025‑2026 offered an excellent opportunity for postgraduate study, co-funded by the European Union under ESF+ (2021–2027). Although the application window has now closed, this page provides detailed information about the scholarship for reference and future applicants.
Overview of the Endeavour II Scholarships
The Endeavour II Scholarships were designed to support postgraduate studies for both young and adult learners, offering funding for MQF Level 7 (Master’s and Postgraduate Diploma) and MQF Level 8 (PhD) programs. Flexible study modes, including full-time, part-time, distance learning, and blended learning, were supported.
Key Objectives
Promote research participation and innovation
Reduce skills gaps in priority sectors
Strengthen Malta’s capacity in science, technology, innovation, and R&D
Contribute to national development and global competitiveness
Eligibility Criteria (2025‑2026 Round)
Maltese citizens or permanent residents (minimum five years of residency)
EU/EEA long-term residents could also apply
Applicants must not already hold a Level 8 doctoral degree
Master’s applicants: under 30 years; PhD applicants: under 32 years
Scholarship Coverage
Tuition fees: 50%–100% coverage
Monthly stipends for living expenses, travel support, and professional development
All academic disciplines and study modes were eligible
Important Dates (Past)
Applications Opened: May 9, 2025
Application Deadline: June 13, 2025, 12:00 PM (Malta time)
Program Start Window: May 9, 2025 – May 8, 2026
Note: The 2025‑2026 application cycle has officially ended.
Post-Scholarship Impact
Recipients of the scholarship contributed to Malta’s economy through research, teaching, and professional roles. Graduates also joined a network of alumni fostering collaboration and innovation.
Next Steps for Future Applicants
If you are interested in the Malta Endeavour II Scholarships, it is recommended to:
Monitor the official myscholarship.gov.mt website for the next call
Prepare academic transcripts, CV, personal statement, and references in advance
FAQs
Q1: Can EU/EEA citizens apply in future rounds?
A1: Yes, long-term residents are eligible, but Maltese citizens are prioritized.
Q2: Are part-time or distance learning options supported?
A2: Yes, all study modes remain eligible for future rounds.
Q3: How much funding is provided?
A3: Tuition coverage up to 100%, monthly stipends, travel support, and professional development grants.
Q4: Where can I find updates for the next call?
A4: All updates are published on myscholarship.gov.mt.