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'''Joseph Mifsud''' is a former employee of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of [[Malta]], a former principal in the London Centre of International Law Practice (LCiLP), a professorial teaching fellow at the University of Stirling in [[Scotland]], and director of the Diplomatic Academy of London which trained diplomats and government officials, some of them sponsored by the UK’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office, the British Council, or by their own governments.  

'''Joseph Mifsud''' is a former employee of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of [[Malta]], a former principal in the London Centre of International Law Practice (LCiLP), a professorial teaching fellow at the University of Stirling in [[Scotland]], and director of the Diplomatic Academy of London which trained [[diplomat]]s and government officials, some of them sponsored by the UK’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office, the British Council, or by their own governments.  

According to his resumé, Mifsud received his BA at the University of Malta in 1982, an MA at the University of Padua in 1989, and later his doctoral degree at Queen’s University Belfast. He worked at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in his home country of Malta and was involved in its 2004 accession into the [[European Union]]. In 2008, Mifsud was named president of the European-Mediterranean University of Slovenia.

According to his resumé, Mifsud received his BA at the University of Malta in 1982, an MA at the University of Padua in 1989, and later his doctoral degree at Queen’s University Belfast. He worked at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in his home country of Malta and was involved in its 2004 accession into the [[European Union]]. In 2008, Mifsud was named president of the European-Mediterranean University of Slovenia.