Matthias Zarb Szabo has celebrated a major milestone after graduating from the University of Malta with a degree in Business and IT, while living with a rare genetic condition that affects his vision. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lovin Malta (@lovinmalta)Matthias has Leber’s hereditary optic neuropathy (LHON), an inherited condition that causes progressive vision loss.In a video shared during the university’s graduation celebrations, he explained how his love for technology initially led him to study electrical engineering before he decided to change direction.“I really enjoy technology, but given my condition, I chose this because it still applies technology in ways how you can apply it to business,” he explained.Although taking notes during lectures presented challenges, Matthias found ways to adapt, including listening to study materials.He also praised the support he received from his classmates, friends, lecturers and the university.And his educational journey is far from over.Matthias is already pursuing a master’s degree in Artificial Intelligence while also learning Chinese.“I think it’s really important to keep on learning and discovering new things you enjoy,” he said.His message to anyone facing similar challenges was simple but meaningful.“It’s important to keep on studying, but at the same time, have time for yourself to relax and enjoy.”He ended with an encouraging reminder.“Always remain positive and hopeful.”Congratulations, Matthias, on this wonderful achievement!Facebook Video: University of Malta•