Malta Medical Students' Association

The Malta Medical Students' Association (MMSA) is one of the oldest student associations found at the University of Malta, established in 1951. All students in the faculty of Medicine and Surgery, including post-graduate students but excluding Pharmacy students, are automatic members of this association.

MMSA is a non-governmental, non-political student organization that has been established 60 years ago. MMSA has its foundation at the University of Malta where it has been the most active student organization for the past 10 years. It is a full member of the International Federation of Medical Students' Associations (IFMSA) and European Medical Students' Association (EMSA). As part of IFMSA, it enjoys international status amongst 97 National Member Organizations encompassing over one million medical students globally. MMSA is also affiliated locally with the National Council of Women and supported actively by the Health Promotion Department.

Read more about Malta Medical Students' Association:  Mission Statement, Aims and Objectives, Structure, Executive Board Members 2002-2003, Executive Board Members 2003-2004, Executive Board Members 2004-2005, Executive Board Members 2005-2006, Executive Board Members 2006-2007, Executive Board Members 2008-2009, Executive Board Members 2009-2010, Executive Board Members 2010-2011, Executive Board Members 2011-2012, Executive Board Members 2012-2013, Standing Committees and Activities, Affiliates

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