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NSTF assists to generate awareness and interest amongst students at all educational levels through non-formal educational programmes

NSTF is a philanthropic foundation that puts young people first by giving them the opportunity to participate in programmes that help develop their full potential through non-formal educational programmes. These programmes include:

NSTF Science
https://www.facebook.com/nstfscience

NSTF Science targets students from a Primary level of Education to a Tertiary level of Education to participate in

various Science programmes to learn about the world of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. For more information visit our website www.nstfmalta.eu

NSTF Mini European Assembly
https://www.facebook.com/minieuropeanassembly

The NSTF Mini European Assembly is open to teams of 5 students from Sixth Form, University of MCAST to debate on European Affairs from another countries' point of view. The winners are given the opportunity to visit European Institutions and meet with European dignitaries. As 2014 marked the 25th Anniversary of the NSTF Mini European Assembly, NSTF has created an Alumni Network for past participants to share their experiences in the MEA
https://www.facebook.com/pages/NSTF-Mini-European-Assembly-Alumni/256619501209698

NSTF Malta Student Psychology Forum
https://www.facebook.com/MSPFNSTF

The MSPF is a debating forum where students can present their ideas on various topics from a psychological point of view. This competition is done in collaboration with Beta Psi.

🔬NSTF is looking for MSSF Coordinators!Do you have a passion for science, curiosity and working with young people? Are y...
13/08/2026

🔬NSTF is looking for MSSF Coordinators!

Do you have a passion for science, curiosity and working with young people? Are you a university student in your second year or above studying or interested in biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics or other STEM fields?

Join the Malta Student Science Forum (MSSF) and help us create engaging experiences that encourage students to explore science! 🧪🧬🔭

If you’re enthusiastic, creative and ready to get involved, we want to hear from you!

Applications close on the 21st of August!

👉 Apply here: https://forms.office.com/e/AZPwvtnF3a?origin=lprLink

NSTF is looking for Mini European Assembly Coordinators! 🇪🇺Are you a university student in your second year or above? Ar...
13/08/2026

NSTF is looking for Mini European Assembly Coordinators! 🇪🇺

Are you a university student in your second year or above? Are you passionate about debate, politics, leadership and personal growth? ✨

Join NSTF and help inspire and guide the next generation of young people as they explore European issues, develop their public speaking skills and engage in meaningful debate.

Think you’re up for the challenge? Apply now!💙

Applications close on the 21st of August!

👉 Apply here: https://forms.office.com/e/hgEsnZnpF7?origin=lprLink

13/07/2026

🇲🇹🇪🇺 From Malta to Strasbourg and Brussels, this past week has been an unforgettable experience.

As part of an educational programme, we had the opportunity to visit some of Europe’s most important institutions and gain a first-hand understanding of how they shape the lives of over 450 million citizens.

Our journey began in Strasbourg, where we explored the city before visiting the European Court of Human Rights. Hearing directly from judges and professionals about the Court’s role in protecting fundamental rights and freedoms gave us a deeper appreciation of justice, equality, and the rule of law.

We then spent two days at the Council of Europe and the European Parliament, meeting dignitaries, the President of the European Parliament, Members of the European Parliament from different political groups and countries, and other officials. These discussions gave us valuable insight into the challenges, responsibilities, and cooperation behind European decision-making.

The journey continued to Brussels, where we visited the Permanent Representation of Malta to the European Union (Dar Malta) and the European Commission. Through presentations, simulations, and conversations with professionals, we explored how Member States work together and how European decisions impact our daily lives.

Beyond the official visits, this trip was also about discovering new places, experiencing different cultures, strengthening friendships, and creating memories that will last a lifetime.

A huge thank you to NSTF for organising this incredible programme and giving us the opportunity to learn beyond the classroom. Experiences like these remind us that the Council of Europe and the European Union are communities built on cooperation, dialogue, democracy, and shared values.

11/07/2026

To start off our trip here in Strasbourg, the winning students embarked on a journey to discover and learn about the European Court of Human Rights and the Council of Europe.

At the European Court of Human Rights the students started their visit with an introductory video, followed by a meeting with Judge Schembri Orland and Roberta Muscat.

After, they visited the Council of Europe and were given a tour by Ms Anne Peroi, followed by a meeting with the team at the Permanent Representation of Malta to the Council of Europe. Later on the students met with Ms Catherine Hugel, Head of the Secretariat of the Committee on Political Affairs and Democracy of the Parliamentary Assembly (PACE), Mr Michael O’Flaherty, Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe, Mr Mathieu Mori, Secretary General of the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities.

During our informative meetings, the students learnt a lot and often found themselves posing informed questions maintaining an engaging environment.

06/07/2026

💭 After the visit, we asked participants about their key takeaways and reflections. Here’s what they had to say. ✨

06/07/2026

🎤 We asked participants at the European Court of Human Rights what they expect from the NSTF Prize Tour. Stay tuned for Part 2! ✨

What an incredible journey at the 36th NSTF Mini European Assembly 🇪🇺Over the past months, students came together to deb...
22/04/2026

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 ...
21/04/2026

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 proj...
19/04/2026

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...
27/03/2026

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!

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