University of Gibraltar

Acceptance Rate

The University of Gibraltar acceptance rate is 58%. This number is quite selective and indicates that only 58 out of 100 students are chosen. To be able to secure admission here, make sure you have the apt scores and documents. 

 

Entry Requirements

The requirements listed below, including the English language proficiency requirements and the portfolio requirements, must be met by applicants to the University of Gibraltar. Please be aware that admissions are selective and that meeting the requirements only serves as a minimum. A minimum GCSE in English or English Language and GCSE Maths is required for entry into the accounting, economics, and finance programmes at the university. Before submitting an application for admission, all applicants are urged to carefully review these University Of Gibraltar entry requirements.

 

 

 

Fees

The sections below provide details on the University of Gibraltar fees for international students. Even though they can vary greatly from nation to nation, tuition costs in Europe are typically lower than those in North America and Australia. Institutions of higher learning in Europe accept students from outside the EU. Even though international students must pay tuition fees in their home country, they are still eligible to apply for scholarships or funding almost anywhere. In Europe, there are more than 16 billion euros worth of scholarships offered each year.

 

Gibraltar university does not have fixed tuition fees for international students. This means that they can differ greatly depending on what you study. The tuition fees you must pay are also determined by your home country. If you are from an EU/EEA country, for example, you will pay the same as a student from Gibraltar. You will be charged international student fees if you are from another country. 

 

• The university’s annual tuition fees for bachelor's degrees typically range from 0 to 42,500 euros, while that for master's degrees ranges from 0 to 56,000 euros.
• There are some Bachelor's and Master's programmes with higher tuition costs, but they are few and far between.

 

 

Placement

All undergraduate programmes at the University of Gibraltar provide placements. By doing this, graduates are guaranteed to be prepared for the challenging job market when they graduate. The two work pillars of the university are professional development and employability. They have established connections with businesses on a local and international level since they want to develop graduates who are prepared for the workforce. The majority of the lecturers and tutors are active members of the industry; as such, they have firsthand knowledge of current standards, which influences how they teach and benefits students. The University of Gibraltar placements and work careers team are a regular part of undergraduate programmes so that students can graduate with the knowledge and experience they need.