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The Institute

The International Health Research Institute (IHRI) is a licensed Higher Education Institution. We operate a dual-mandate mission: providing accredited Level 8 academic qualifications through our Doctoral School and executing independent applied research through our dedicated research nodes.

Regulatory Authority

Licensed by the Malta Further & Higher Education Authority (MFHEA)
Category: Higher Education Institution
Licence No: 2025-004

Institutional Licence Internal Quality Assurance (IQA)

Institutional Pillars

Pillar I: Accredited School Doctor of Health Science (DHS)
Pillar II: Independent Research Pillar II: Applied Research — Research Nodes (Non-Credit)

Institutional Status: Operational

Strategic HQ

Headquarters: Level 1, Aplan Building, Triq Dun Karm,
Birkirkara 0937, Malta (EU)

Ringgold ID 846991

ISNI Registry 0000 0005 2972 611X

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Regulatory Disclosure: IHRI is a Higher Education Institution licensed by the Malta Further & Higher Education Authority (Licence 2025-004). All academic qualifications are aligned with the Malta Qualifications Framework (MQF). Bifurcation of Operations: Our accredited academic programmes (Pillar I) are functionally distinct from our independent research nodes (Pillar II). Research participation in nodes 01-04 is non-credit bearing and does not confer academic credit toward any IHRI degree.

Staff & Engagement Disclosure: IHRI operates with a small permanent executive core. Academic faculty, research leads, and regional partners engage with the institution as affiliated associates and independent contractors. This structure allows IHRI to assemble world-class practitioner expertise across disciplines and geographies while maintaining lean, efficient institutional operations.

Important Notice: IHRI academic programmes do not lead to a warranted profession or related regulated occupation. Candidates should consult local regulatory bodies regarding professional licensure in their specific jurisdictions.