Over 70 new students start their studies at University Gozo Campus
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Over 70 new students have embarked on their studies at the University of Malta Gozo Campus.with almost all courses offered at Campus the for the 2026/2027 academic year having attracted student enrolment.
The Gozo Campus explained that all courses are offered on a part-time basis and include undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, as well as micro-credentials, as listed below.
Undergraduate Programmes
• Diploma in Commerce
• Bachelor of Commerce in Business and Enterprise Management and Economics
• Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Criminology
Postgraduate Programmes
• Master in Counselling
• Master of Arts in Health, Medicine and Society
Micro-credentials
• CML3011 – Introduction to Maltese Law • LAS1082 – The Art of Maltese Bobbin Lace 1
• LAS2078 – Maltese Lace: Advanced Approach 2
• LAS2087 – Effective Organisational Communication
The UM Gozo Campus also announced that an agreement has recently been reached with the Gozo University Group (GUG) to provide a dedicated space at the Campus for its activities.
It added that this initiative builds on the collaboration established last year, when a study hub was made available to students during examination periods.
UM Gozo Campus stated that ”these developments represent an important milestone in the continued growth and development of the University Gozo Campus, strengthening its role in expanding access to higher education and student support services in Gozo.”
It expressed ”sincere gratitude to the various faculties, centres and other entities within the University of Malta who have supported us in achieving these milestones. We also extend our appreciation to the Ministry for Gozo and the Gozo Regional and Development Association for their valuable contribution and continued collaboration.”
The UM Gozo Campus concluded by saying that ”we look forward to building on this success and further expanding the educational opportunities and services available to the Gozitan community.”
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