Education

How much are University of Gibraltar tuition fees?

Short answer

Most full-time undergraduate degrees at the University of Gibraltar list a fee of £9,535 a year, and the full-time MBA costs £12,995 for 2026/27. Eligible Gibraltar residents can have fees paid by a Government scholarship, capped at £9,790 a year for undergraduate study.

Detailed answer

Undergraduate

  • BA Business Administration and BSc Business and Computing: £9,535 a year full-time, £4,767.50 part-time.
  • BSc Adult Nursing: £9,535 a year.
  • Mental Health Nursing: £9,530 a year, fixed for the length of the course.
  • BSc Applied Marine Science: £9,535 a year.
  • BSc Maritime Science (Nautical) with Cadetship: £9,535 a year, plus cadetship fees.
  • BSc Psychology and Counselling, part-time over four years: £7,151.25 a year.

The undergraduate pages show 2025/26 fees, subject to indexation. Several list an international and EU fee of £12,500 but say international and EU students pay the Home fee for 2026.

Postgraduate

  • MBA and MBA (Gaming): £12,995 full-time, £6,497.50 part-time for 2026/27.
  • MA Leadership and Management: £13,235 full-time.
  • MSc Marine Science and MSc Environmental Science: £9,225.
  • PGCE: £9,535 full-time.
  • Master of Education: £5,150 a year over two years.
  • PhD: fees on request.

Government funding for local students

The Department of Education's New Scholarship Award covers University of Gibraltar study, with tuition capped at £9,790 for undergraduate courses, up to £12,000 for postgraduate courses and up to £6,000 a year for a PhD. Students pay any amount above the cap. Full-time students with a University accommodation contract receive an assistive grant of £5,000 a year.

Applicants need 10 years' continuous ordinary residence in Gibraltar when the course starts, must be 18 by the September in which the course starts, and must have UK home fee status. Awards are competitive and may be partial.