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IAESTE Malta is an international association which is distributed in over 85 countries aiming to send full time students on paid Internships abroad.

IAESTE stands for the ‘International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience’, and is an international, non-profit organisation whose main aim is to provide students with internships around the world. IAESTE was founded in 1948. Today, IAESTE has National Committees in over 80 countries. Each National Committee is responsible for the exchange programme in their own countr

y. IAESTE Malta, founded in 1984, is the Maltese branch of IAESTE and is a student-run organisation, housed under the University of Malta. We strive to provide students reading for degrees in STEM subjects and other areas with relevant and paid work experience abroad (including Science, Maths, Engineering, Data and Technology, Architecture, Pharmacy, Economics, Marketing). Our internships aim to provide technical, first-hand experience to students, thus helping them further their studies and career. IAESTE Malta organises internships abroad for local students as well as local internships for foreign students. Thus, IAESTE Malta is here to serve local students who want to take their career paths into their own hands, as well as local companies looking to introduce motivated and hard working interns to their organisation.

27/08/2023

🌍🌟 Last night, IAESTE Malta hosted this year's International Evening as part of a series of events that form our Summer Reception! ☀️

IAESTE Interns from IAESTE Poland IAESTE Czech Republic Iaeste Spain and IAESTE Sweden came together along with the Maltese National Committee to share national dishes and drinks from everyone's respective countries 🌍😋

Cheers to a night of fun, togetherness and cultural exchange! 💙

11/04/2023

Meet Angela, one our Incoming Officers at IAESTE Malta! 💙

Angela is studying pharmacology and joined IAESTE in October 2022! Her role involves helping foreign students coming for an internship in Malta. 🇲🇹

Her favorite IAESTE moment so far is our Escape room event with our interns!

Controversial Opinion:
Ross and Rachel were on a break 👀

If you're interested in finding out more about our internships abroad, or if you want to get involved with IAESTE Malta, please don't hesitate to contact us or visit our website. We can't wait to hear from you! 🌍

08/04/2023

Meet Gaby, our Events Officer who also forms part of the Outgoing team within IAESTE Malta! 💙

Gaby joined the team in October 2022 and is responsible for organising the best events possible for our interns and the team! Her favourite event so far has been our escape room event with IAESTE Malta Interns.

Gaby's controversial opinion:
White Chocolate > Milk Chocolate > Dark Chocolate 🍫

If you're interested in finding out more about our internships abroad, or if you want to get involved with IAESTE Malta, please don't hesitate to contact us or visit our website. We can't wait to hear from you! 🌍

07/04/2023

Meet Paul, one our Outgoing Officers at IAESTE Malta! 💙

Paul joined our team in October 2021 and has been helping students studying in Maltese tertiary institutions go on paid internships abroad ever since.

His favorite IAESTE moment so far is baking cupcakes for our Easter bake sale! 🧁

Controversial Opinion:
Warm weather is more comfortable than cold weather. 🌤

If you're interested in finding out more about our internships abroad, or if you want to get involved with IAESTE Malta, please don't hesitate to contact us or visit our website. We can't wait to hear from you! 🌍

01/03/2023

Interested in going on a PAID internship abroad? 🤔✈️

IAESTE Malta has 23 internship offers exclusively reserved for students studying at tertiary institutions in Malta!

If you're studying in any of these fields: Architecture, Biology & Biomedical Science, Business, Marketing or Management, Civil Engineering, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Earth Systems, ICT, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Food Science, ICT, Maths, Mechanical Engineering, Pharmacy, Pharmacology, Physics or Statistics, head to this link and apply today: http://iaeste.org.mt/local-students/available-jobs-2023/

Work. Experience. Discover 💙

27/01/2023

29/11/2022

https://forms.gle/azhdKLD817a9D6Jr5

Please fill in the TRANSPORT SURVEY above as it tackles the issues students face when using public transport. ⬆️🚌

This initiative is in full collaboration with;
ESA Earth Systems Association
GħSL - Malta Law Students' Society
S-Cubed - Science Students' Society
UESA - University Engineering Students’ Association
Extinction Rebellion Malta
University of Malta Futsal
Malta Pharmaceutical Students' Association- MPSA
SPS - Students’ Philosophical Society
MHSA - Malta Health Students' Association
ASCS
MMSA - Malta Medical Students' Association
Betapsi Malta
The Third Eye
KNŻ - Kunsill Nazzjonali taż-Żgħażagħ
IAESTE.Malta
ESO - European Studies Organisation
GUG

Joint statement:

Statement Regarding Public Transport System for Students
While recognising Malta Public Transport’s incentives to increase the number of people to use public transport, the recent uproar in reaction to Campus Hub raising their parking prices reflects a transport system that strengthens students’ dependency on private means of transport.
Currently, the public transport system does not meet students’ and staffs’ essential need for connectivity to and from the University of Malta. Despite the headache of getting personal cars to the university, the current bus schedule is deemed unusable for a significant number of students.
A bus system with infrequent buses, inconvenient routes, unreliable schedules and departing times from campus that do not reflect student hours renders it inefficient for students. This issue is only amplified during peak hours when buses are unable to meet with the influx of passengers– the time at which students would be most likely to use public transport.
Ultimately, most students opt out of using public transport immediately after obtaining their driving license in preference of a quicker more efficient system. This includes students who wish to partake in better environmental practices but deem that their transportation needs cannot be met by public transportation.
In a world where sustainability is of utmost importance, a better means of connectivity to and from the university through public transport is essential.
Following a successful collaboration in organising clean ups over the Maltese islands in commemoration of World Beach Clean-up Day, we look forward to working together and are open to engaging in discussions with all relevant stakeholders in ensuring a better and more sustainable future.

S-Cubed is conducting a survey in order to determine how the university students in Malta feel about the current transport situation.

21/11/2022

Statement Regarding Public Transport System for Students

While recognising Malta Public Transport’s incentives to increase the number of people to use public transport, the recent uproar in reaction to Campus Hub raising their parking prices reflects a transport system that strengthens students’ dependency on private means of transport.

Currently, the public transport system does not meet students’ and staffs’ essential need for connectivity to and from the University of Malta. Despite the headache of getting personal cars to the university, the current bus schedule is deemed unusable for a significant number of students.

A bus system with infrequent buses, inconvenient routes, unreliable schedules and departing times from campus that do not reflect student hours renders it inefficient for students. This issue is only amplified during peak hours when buses are unable to meet with the influx of passengers– the time at which students would be most likely to use public transport.

Ultimately, most students opt out of using public transport immediately after obtaining their driving license in preference of a quicker more efficient system. This includes students who wish to partake in better environmental practices but deem that their transportation needs cannot be met by public transportation.

In a world where sustainability is of utmost importance, a better means of connectivity to and from the university through public transport is essential.

Following a successful collaboration in organising clean ups over the Maltese islands in commemoration of World Beach Clean-up Day, we look forward to working together and are open to engaging in discussions with all relevant stakeholders in ensuring a better and more sustainable transport system.

Endorsed by:
ESA Earth Systems Association
GħSL - Malta Law Students' Society
S-Cubed - Science Students' Society
UESA - University Engineering Students’ Association
Extinction Rebellion Malta
University of Malta Futsal
Malta Pharmaceutical Students' Association - MPSA
SPS - Students’ Philosophical Society
MHSA - Malta Health Students' Association
ASCS
Insite Malta
ICTSA - ICT Students' Association
MMSA - Malta Medical Students' Association
Betapsi Malta
The Third Eye
KNŻ - Kunsill Nazzjonali taż-Żgħażagħ
KSU - Kunsill Studenti Universitarji
University of Malta Rowing Club
SDM - Studenti Demokristjani Maltin
Pulse
GUG

30/09/2022

📣 Calling all UoM students. Our team is looking for new members!

This past year has not only been an incredible year for IAESTE Malta but also for the team! 💙

From forming new friendships, meeting new interns, all our events & our Twinning in Austria, we've had an incredible time 😁

If you're interested in joining our exchange team or as a graphic design officer, we'd love to have you!

Fill in the link in our bio if you're interested!!

Address

Students House, University Of Malta
Msida

Website

http://www.iaeste.org.mt/

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The Association is a confederation of National Committees representing academic, industrial, and student spheres of interest. Each National Committee is responsible for the organisation and administration of the exchange programme in their own country. The Exchange involves gaining practical experience by working for a company in a foreign country, while also experiencing a foreign culture. The Exchange programme is carried out on a one to one basis. For each job offer by a Maltese company, one Maltese student has the opportunity of gaining practical experience abroad. Students following Engineering, Architecture, IT, Science and Pharmacy full time courses at the University of Malta may apply for a traineeship.