News & Events

Read about MSc Marine Science & Climate Change graduate Carol Baily's research project titled ' A survey of the richness and abundance of fish species in and around the Arch, Barranco Seco, Los Gigantes, Tenerife.[...]

Read about MSc Marine Science & Climate Change graduate Ingrid Tissot van Patot's research project titled 'A Description of Prokaryotic Picoplanktonic Communities and their Relationships with the Physio-Chemical'.[...]

The Centre of Excellence in Responsible Gaming (CERG) at the University of Gibraltar has established a quarterly forum for dialogue between the University and the gambling operators based in Gibraltar. The purpose of this forum is to provide updates on CERG's activities, to facilitate discussion between CERG and industry representatives to increase understanding of gambling problems and provide usable, empirically based knowledge to minimize gambling harm, reduce the impact of gambling disorders, and protect at-risk consumers.[...]

The Publishing in Addiction Science – PhD Summer School, organised by the Centre of Excellence in Responsible Gaming at the University of Gibraltar, is a comprehensive and intensive learning experience designed for PhD students pursuing a degree in addiction science.[...]

Read about MSc Marine Science & Climate Change graduate and PhD researcher Samantha Slisarenko's research project titled 'The effects of climate variability on a top pelagic predator assessed through stable isotope and stomach content analyses.'[...]

My project aims to investigate policies and best practices for reducing ship emissions and the impact of low-emission areas, called emission control areas or ECAs, on emissions via operational and technical measures. Furthermore, during my research project, I examined the issues and solutions for reducing emissions from the shipping industry and compliance with ECA restrictions using abatement technologies inside and outside its territory.[...]

PhD Researcher Samantha Slisarenko has recently presented her research at an international workshop showcasing the wider applications of her research methodology in the field. This was presented at the UK Overseas Territories Conservation Forum Invasive Species Webinar. This is what Samantha had to say about her experience.[...]

My participation in the MA in Leadership & Management programme has provided me with a diverse skill set to tackle incipient problems within the Public Sector. Furthermore, the programme has given me the opportunity to focus and channel my energy into producing a tangible blueprint for the establishment of a ‘Four-Day Work Week’ within HM Public Service.[...]

Studying Marine Science and Climate Change was a uniquely wonderful experience, from the subject matter, to the location, to friends met along the way.[...]

I am thankful for everything I learnt during my time here, not only academically but from the people that I had the opportunity to work with. I have taken everything I learned with me into my career in marine conservation where I now work for a Turtle Rehabilitation and Coral Restoration organisation in the Maldives.[...]