Courses are referred to as ‘mutually recognised’ when the MFHEA recognises that foreign qualification is pegged to the European Qualifications Framework (EQF). This means that accreditation in its home country has already been undertaken by peer institutions on the ENIC-NARIC network.

The Malta Qualifications Framework (MQF) is an important tool to put lifelong learning and adult learning opportunities into practice by improving access, progression and valuing of all types of acquired competences.

It provides recognition and comparability of both academic and vocational qualifications, using both the Malta Qualifications Framework (MQF) and the European Qualifications Framework (EQF) to provide recognition advice on both local and international qualifications.

The MQF is specific to Malta, detailing the national education and qualification structure, while the EQF provides a common reference framework for European countries. The MQF aligns with the EQF to ensure that qualifications obtained in Malta …

With the help of the European Qualifications Framework (EQF) you can see how National Qualifications Frameworks (NQF) and systems relate to one another. Read descriptions of EQF levels. You can select 2 countries from the flag icon below to see what types of qualifications are included in national frameworks referenced to the EQF.

2025年2月13日 · Malta is one of the 48 member countries participating in the Bologna Process, which in 1999 embarked on a process to harmonise qualifications in education with an emphasis on Higher Education. The Malta Qualifications Framework for Lifelong Learning (MQF) as first launched in 2007 by the then Malta Qualifications Council (MQC), which was ...

It also facilitates the recognition of Maltese qualifications abroad through the transparent provision of information on programmes which are level rated and linked to the EQF. This is further supported by the link of the NQD to the QDR and the EUROPASS portal ensuring a more comprehensive database of qualifications in Europe.

The Malta Qualifications Framework (MQF) categorises qualifications in Malta based on their level of difficulty, hours required and content. The Framework provides you with a snapshot view of qualifications, makes it easy for students to set goals for the future , see where they currently stand and provides a way for employers to gauge an ...

This document provides information on the comparability of the MQF to the EQF and the EHEA, therefore making Maltese qualification more transparent and easier to understand at a European Level. The Referencing Report displays information on the level descriptors and sets the number of credits required for qualifications/awards at each level.

The local education and training framework is governed by the Malta Further and Higher Education Authority. This framework known as the Malta Qualifications Framework (MQF) is pegged with the European Qualification Framework (EQF), and basically consists of eight (8) distinct level of competence.