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Alumni from the University of Gibraltar’s Masters in Marine Science and Climate Change programme are taking part in an influential conservation conference this week hosted by the United Kingdom’s Overseas Territories Forum. [...]

University of Gibraltar’s PGCE students have started placements across Gibraltar’s schools this week. The students have been eager to return to the school environment and meet their new classes and colleagues following a brief spell learning online during the lockdown. This is the students’ second placement during this one-year programme. [...]

The University of Gibraltar’s Director of Academic Programmes & Research, Dr Darren Fa has contributed to a new book published by Redfern Natural History Productions. The book titled ‘Britain’s Distant Seas: the waters of the UK Overseas Territories’, has been authored by Stewart McPherson and includes a chapter on Gibraltar.[...]

Its vibrant economy and unique location at a cultural, historical and biogeographical crossroads, makes it the perfect place to make connections, gain valuable industry insight and enjoy an unforgettable university experience. [...]

I am lucky to be a part of a brilliant cohort of fellow trainee teachers that are always there for one another and have all become close friends![...]

University of Gibraltar’s nursing students are administering the Covid-19 vaccine as part of their first-year placement. The initiative sees them join the GHA’s nursing team on a temporary basis as the Government rolls-out its vaccination programme[...]

As individuals, we are able to connect more closely with our peers and become more comfortable when it comes to sharing ideas and perspectives. These connections lead to lasting friendships which will turn into collegaues in the future making it the best of both worlds.[...]

The University of Gibraltar has been invited to become a signatory of the prestigious Magna Charta Universitatum. The Magna Charta Universitatum is a document that was originally signed by 388 rectors and heads of universities from all over Europe and beyond on 18 September 1988, the 900th anniversary of the University of Bologna. Split into three smaller ceremonies in order to comply with Public Health Covid-19 recommendations, the events celebrated the academic achievement of graduates from its MBA, PGCE, Master’s in Marine Science and Climate Change and PhD programmes. [...]

The University of Gibraltar celebrated its very first graduation ceremony on Saturday. Split into three smaller ceremonies in order to comply with Public Health Covid-19 recommendations, the events celebrated the academic achievement of graduates from its MBA, PGCE, Master’s in Marine Science and Climate Change and PhD programmes. [...]

Split into three smaller ceremonies in order to comply with Public Health Covid-19 recommendations, the University will celebrate the academic achievement of those who have completed their MBA, PGCE, Master’s in Marine Science and Climate Change and PhD programmes this year[...]