Apply Today!

At the University of Gibraltar we process all student applications in-house, meaning our application window for non-visa requiring students stays open throughout summer.
Submit your application by Friday 25th August to start your University journey this September!
Continue reading to learn more about our quick and easy 3-step application process.

*Applications for students requiring a visa are now closed for the academic year 2023/2024.

Choose Your Degree

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

If the degree you are interested in is not listed here, the deadline has passed, but you can enquire for next year here.

3-Step Application Process

Want to start University this September? No problem! Follow our 3-step process to make your way through our online application process.

Step One

Choose the degree you wish to apply for from the list below. On our programme webpages, you will find:
1. Programme/course content
2. Entry requirements
3. Fees
4. Apply button
Remember you can chat to us at any point during your application.
Visit HERE to initiate your chat.

Step Two

In order to submit your application you will need to provide the following details. The specific requirements will depend on what you apply for:
1. Personal information
2. Evidence of your qualifications
3. List relevant work experience
4. Personal statement
5. References 
6. CV

Step Three

Click APPLY.
We will invite you for a virtual chat or meet you face to face in order to get to know you better and answer any queries you may have.
Don’t worry, this is not a formal interview.
*The application process may vary slightly for some programmes. For more information contact the SEO team (seo@unigib.edu.gi).

Speak to our Student Experience Team

Have a question about student life in Gibraltar, or want help finding the degree for you?
Schedule a video call to speak to a member of our Student Experience Team! Christian, Michelle, Vanessa and Bethany are on-hand to talk to you about all things University of Gibraltar!
Book a video call

FAQs

We have answered some frequently asked questions in the drop-down menu below:

Do students from the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland need visas?

Although Gibraltar left the EU with the UK, students from a country that’s inside the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland are not required to apply for a visa to study in Gibraltar.

How do you cross the land border with Spain?

The land border with Spain can be crossed on-foot or by road. The border is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. There is no charge to cross the border.

For further information please refer to the Borders and Coastguard Agency.

Do I have to pay international fees?

At the University of Gibraltar our home and international students benefit from the same academic and student experiences. As such, whether our students are from Gibraltar or anywhere else in the world, we charge the same fee. (Please refer to course pages to learn more about each degrees fees).

Will my degree be recognised internationally/ in the UK?

In 2022, the University of Gibraltar achieved global accreditation from the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA), the UK’s independent quality body and a global leader in quality assurance for higher education. All UK Universities are required to undergo a review by the QAA.

This accreditation ensures that our degrees hold equal recognition worldwide to those awarded by UK institutions.

Can I work while I'm a student?

If you are from an EU country, there are no restrictions on the amount of hours you can work alongside your studies.

Those studying in Gibraltar on a student visa, you can take on some part-time work. Depending on your visa, you should be able to work up to 20 hours per week during term time and 40 hours per week during vacation time.

Why isn't the University of Gibraltar listed on UCAS?

Anyone who wants to study an undergraduate degree in the UK needs to apply through UCAS (University and Colleges Admissions Service). As Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory, institutions within Gibraltar are not required to list themselves on UCAS.

As the University of Gibraltar is not listed on UCAS it is able to set its own application timeline, which allows us to turn applications around quickly, and accept applications throughout the summer period.

Student Experience

Gibraltar’s vibrant economy and unique location at a cultural, historical and biogeographical crossroad, makes it the perfect place to make connections, gain valuable industry insight and enjoy an unforgettable university experience.
Don’t just take it from us, see what some of our students and graduates have to say about their UniGib experience.
  • "Our class is very mixed and we get on really well! We have students from India, Russia, Sweden, Spain, UK, America and Morocco on the course so it’s a real cross section!"

    Amelia Lewis-Berry

    Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons)

  • "I would recommend this programme because the University is a very small place, and you can get exactly what you want out of the lectures and learning. Everybody here is very helpful. "

    Spencer Jooste

    BSc (Hons) Maritime Science

  • "The aim of my project was to assess the impacts and pressures of Marine Recreational Fishing (MRF) on Europa Reef. To determine the marine recreational fishing effort (MRFE) a novel methodology was employed where in situ surveying was carried out by land-based visual surveys. "

    Xavier Villar Buzo

    MSc in Marine Science & Climate Change

  • "coming here was the best thing i ever did, i came here and found myself and the University lifestyle here helped me achieve that. "

    Nathania Suissa

    BSc (Hons) Computing and Entrepreneurship

  • Amelia Lewis-Berry

    Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons)

    “Our class is very mixed and we get on really well! We have students from India, Russia, Sweden, Spain, UK, America and Morocco on the course so it’s a real cross section!”
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  • Spencer Jooste

    BSc (Hons) Maritime Science

  • Xavier Villar Buzo

    MSc in Marine Science & Climate Change

  • Nathania Suissa

    BSc (Hons) Computing and Entrepreneurship