These three questions come up in almost every first conversation, and the answers are more specific than the general guidance suggests. Each guide opens with a short answer you can act on, sets out the detail underneath, and names the primary source so you can check it yourself. Where a rule changed recently, the date is stated, because a lot of published guidance has not caught up.
Do you need a Maltese company for MFHEA accreditation?
In most cases yes. MFHEA requires a body corporate registered in Malta and a legal representative based there. The two exceptions, and what the entity actually involves.
Read moreHow a UK provider gets EU recognition after Brexit
What actually changed at Brexit, why Malta is the practical route, what an EQF-referenced level delivers, and the cases where this route is the wrong answer.
Read moreIs an England-regulated qualification recognised across the UK?
Not automatically. Four regulators, three frameworks, what travels between them, and what Scotland changed on 2 December 2025.
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