10 students inducted in the 28th edition of the Dean’s List

Ten university students were inducted into the 2023 Dean’s List within the Faculty of Arts at the University of Malta. This is the 28th edition of the Dean’s list, and Bank of Valletta has been the main supporter of this initiative since its inception.

Induction in the Dean’s list follows very stringent criteria, where students have to obtain a Grade ‘A’ or better in at least 80 credits from 120 during the first two years of their course without ever failing in any credits, adding to the prestige of this award.

Professor Domenic Fenech, Dean of the Faculty of Arts at the University of Malta and Charles Azzopardi, Head CSR at Bank of Valletta, met the inductees and presented them with a commemorative certificate as well as a monetary donation on behalf of Bank of Valletta.

‘The fact that for the third year running, we have quite a large number of students qualifying for the Dean’s list is testament to the students’ body commitment to their studies as well as to the high level of educational programmes available at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Malta,’ said Prof Fenech. ‘We are very proud of our  students and their listing in the Dean’s list puts them in the top category of students and will definitely be an asset to them in their future careers.’

‘Bank of Valletta’s sponsorship of the Dean’s List aims to foster academic excellence and recognize students who achieve outstanding performance in their respective fields of study,’ said Charles Azzopardi. ‘The Bank has been supporting this initiative since its inception 28 years ago in line with its commitment towards excellence in education within the Community in which we operate and we work hand in hand with educational institutions to celebrate and promote outstanding academic performance among the students .

The following are the students who were inducted in this year’s Dean’s list:

Daniel Attard (B.A. Honours Maltese with Philosophy), Pauline Bartolo (B.A. History of Art and Philosophy), Julia Bojar (B.A. Honours Linguistics with Arabic), Amy Borg (B.A. Maltese and English), Antea Buro (B.A. Classics and Dance Studies), Julianne Caruana (B.A. Honours English with Linguistics), Mikiel Anglu Guzeppi Stiefnu Cassar (B.A. Honours Anthropology with Sociology), Laurence Schumacher (B.A. Honours International Relations with Near Eastern Studies), Maxine Tanti (B.A. German and Maltese), Nicole Vassallo (B.A. Honours German with Maltese).