/library/oar/handle/123456789/4665 2026-08-07T22:13:48Z /library/oar/handle/123456789/135364 Title: Għajnuna edukativa għal studenti barranin Abstract: Id-Dinja Ħielsa ilha li għarfet illi l-provdiment ta' faċilitajiet edukativi huma ta' għajnuna immensa lin-nazzjonijiet li jkunu qegħdin jiżviluppaw. Għal bosta snin id-dinja ħielsa fetħet l-universitajiet tagħha, l-istituzzjonijiet tekniċi, l-industrji u l-isptarijiet għal nies żgħażagħ minn pajjiżi fejn, għalkemm hemm ix-xewqa għal edukazzjoni aktar avanzata, b'dana kollu m'għandhomx il-faċilitajiet meħtieġa. 1960-01-01T00:00:00Z /library/oar/handle/123456789/133166 Title: Professor Borg Costanzi honoured Abstract: The staff of the Old University, which was formerly recognized as the University of Malta, organized a dinner in honor of Professor Edwin Borg Costanzi. He was the Rector of Malta's foremost institution of higher learning and is noted as the oldest university in the Commonwealth beyond the United Kingdom. For a period, Professor Edwin Borg Costanzi was also known as Vice-Chancellor and Rector Magnificus. 1980-06-08T00:00:00Z /library/oar/handle/123456789/131696 Title: A brief history of Malta's educational broadcasting Abstract: The year 1948 was a milestone in the history of Maltese broadcasting. A special wing, known as the School Broadcasting Unit, was established within the Education Department. It had the specific aim of introducing radio broadcasts for primary and secondary school students, utilising the Rediffusion services. The reader must bear in mind that in the mentioned period, responsible government had been re-introduced in Malta and women acquired the right to vote in future electoral appointments. The new Labour Government elected in 1947 also introduced compulsory education, and in due course this would radically upgrade Malta’s literacy and numeracy skills. Reforms were also undertaken by the University of Malta which changed the major course structures. “This abolished the existing preparatory courses and... substituted them by admission courses leading to the various faculties.” The BA (Honours) course was also introduced. In 1948, more than 40,000 Maltese and Gozitan pupils attended primary school. Since 1949, the Colonial Office began to issue the publication Sound and Television Broadcasting in the Overseas Territories, demonstrating a vibrant broadcasting scenario in the British Empire. Malta was no exception to this development as this paper will reveal. 2024-01-01T00:00:00Z /library/oar/handle/123456789/127624 Title: Il-vjaġġ lejn l-iskola tal-istudenti fl-iskejjel sekondarji Abstract: L-artiklu jmur fuq kif it-trasport kien jittieħed għall-istudenti tal-iskola sekondarja b’narrattivi personali matul is-snin ħamsin u l-bidu tas-snin elfejn. Description: Includes : Il-vjaġġ lejn l-iskola fis-sena 2000 / Jessica Xerri 2000-01-01T00:00:00Z