
The educational experience that the Faculty offers is learner-centred and is frequently designed around the capabilities and diverse needs of its students

A striking feature of the Faculty for Social Wellbeing has been its ability to not only respond to national debates but to also push social concerns onto the national agenda

Walk the talk, be humble, count your blessings, trust the process... and some handy advice from St Francis too
Data & Surveys

Survey suggests that a third of respondents would still use their car less even if public transport is more reliable

At 15, Matt Paris started having episodes of psychosis which he kept to himself for two years, living with voices and other hallucinations on his own, not knowing how to deal with...

COVID highlighted the disgraceful wellbeing disparities among women, persons with disabilities, and older persons who were at greater risk of their quality of life being...

We had muct work to be done to get all in place by the start of the new academic year. We had to hit the ground running… and we did

At ten years of age the Faculty for Social Wellbeing is commemorating its successes thanks to the energy and commitment of many

The data bears it out: higher job satisfaction and financial security is found among those with tertiary education

Nearly two-thirds of teens and 50% of women say food dominates their life. And 57% of teens know someone who has an eating disorder

For a number of years Frances Mallia and Andrew Azzopardi crossed paths when they studied social work together. Prof. Azzopardi has always been fascinated by her sense of...