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What an incredible journey at the 36th NSTF Mini European Assembly 🇪🇺

Over the past months, students came together to debate and step into the shoes of European leaders. The final session of MEA was held at Parliament and it was a moment to remember.

A warm congratulations to our winners:
🏆 1st place: Germany
🥈 2nd place: Spain
🥉 3rd place: Denmark

👏 Best speaker: Jake (Finland)
👏 Best effort: Sarah Aija (Romania)

The winners will now have the amazing opportunity to visit the European Institutions in Strasbourg and Brussels.

Well done to every single participant! Your passion and hard work made this experience truly special.

Congratulations to everyone who participated in the NSTF Malta Student Science Forum 2025/2026! ✨
A huge congratulations to our overall winner, Louie! What an incredible achievement! 🏆
Second place goes to Oleksandr and Margaret, and third place goes to Marína and Christin. A true testament to the talent and all their dedication.

Now comes the exciting next step: collecting the prize with a visit to CERN in Switzerland.
A heartfelt congratulations to all participants in this year’s forum. Your passion and scientific curiosity made this event truly inspiring. 🌟
And of course thank you to the judges, coordinators and advisors, this couldn't be possible with you!

NSTF Contest for Young Scientists is underway at ! Students from secondary school and sixth form are exhibiting the projects that they have been working on, showcasing their innovation, creativity, and passion for science.
From cutting-edge research to practical solutions for real-world challenges, these young scientists are truly inspiring the future of STEM in Malta!
Winners of the NSTF Contest for Young Scientists will represent Malta at the in Kiel! Exciting times ahead!

Congratulations to our outstanding winners of the NSTF Malta Student Psychology Forum 2025–2026!
Well done to our winners Gabriella and Giulia! We are incredibly proud to announce that Gabriella and Giulia will be representing Malta at the 31st International Congress of Applied Psychology in Florence, as well as taking part in an internship at The Willingness. An amazing achievement and a well-deserved opportunity!
In second place, Nicolai and Beatrice, who have been awarded an internship at The Willingness. Your dedication and insight truly stood out!
In third place Johanka Nefe & Andrea Muršecová! Congratulations on your fantastic work and contribution throughout the forum!

Well done to all our participants of the NSTF Malta Student Psychology Forum! The last session was dedicated to celebrating the incredible journey we’ve taken as a community of curious and passionate minds.
From engaging discussions to thought-provoking ideas, each participant contributed to making this forum a truly enriching experience. The students' enthusiasm, openness, and commitment to exploring psychology have been inspiring to witness!

Well done to all our participants in the NSTF Malta Student Psychology Forum! The last session was dedicated to celebrating the incredible journey we’ve taken as a community of curious and passionate minds.

Malta Student Science Forum (MSSF) held the fourth session on the topic AI in Art.

Thank you to Christine X Art Gallery for hosting the event, and to Prof. Vanessa Camilleri for delivering an inspiring keynote speech. A big well done to all the participants for their insightful contributions and engaging discussion.

would like to thank Minister Zrinzo Azzopardi, Minister for European Funds and the Implementation of the Electoral Programme, and MEA Alumnus, for his kind support and for chairing the session on the topic Fortifying Critical Infrastructure: protecting energy, transport, and communication networks.

NSTF would also like to thank Mr David Scerri from Malta Communications Authority - MCA for being our keynote speaker and sharing some words of wisdom with our students.

With the report written by the delegation of Romania and the resolution drafted by the delegation of the Czech Republic, the participating delegations engaged in a truly fruitful and dynamic discussion to debate the presented resolution.

The session reflected the students’ dedication, preparation, and commitment to constructive dialogue, embodying the spirit of the Mini European Assembly.

The last session of the NSTF Malta Student Science Forum was held tackling the topic The Great Antibiotic Race: Can We Stay Ahead of Superbugs.

Thanks to the Malta College of Pathologists and the Department of Pathology for helping us secure the Central Auditorium at Mater Dei, and to our keynote speaker Professor Michael Borg.

A big well done to all the students who delivered interesting presentations and asked insightful questions!

We’re recruiting creative volunteers to help with visual media and social content during our upcoming sessions.
If you enjoy capturing moments, telling stories, or creating engaging content, we’d love to have you on board!
Be part of the experience, build your portfolio, and support student-led initiatives, get in touch with NSTF to find out more!

A successful third session of the NSTF Mini European Assembly. The delegations discussed the topic “Securing External Borders: Balancing human rights and security in EU border management”.
Well done to all delegations, and to the Report team, Finland 🇫🇮, and the Resolution team, Denmark 🇩🇰, for driving a successful plenary.
A special thank you goes to the chairperson, Professor Derek Lutterbeck, from the University of Malta, to the Keynote speaker, Ms Mira Banerjee, Head of Communication and Public Relations Unit from the European Union Agency for Asylum (EUAA), and to the European Union Agency for Asylum (EUAA) for hosting the event.

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