University of Gibraltar

Today, the Head of our School of Business Aine, spoke to local businesses about how they can benefit from a partnership with the school and the GFSBgib The UniGib & GFSB Collab Hub connects local businesses with our undergraduate and master's students who can bring fresh perspectives, market insights, digital innovation, research expertise and practical business development ideas.

The talk explored how collaborating with UniGib can uncover new opportunities and build connections with Gibraltar's future workforce.

Well done to our second year Adult Nursing students who raised just under £5,700 for Little Smiles Charity

This money will go a long way in helping the charity continue their amazing work!

We are incredibly proud of our student nurses and their continued dedication, initiative and hard work. You truly embody the values of our university community👏

Yesterday, we hosted the fourth annual University of Gibraltar Student Nursing Conference, bringing together nursing students, academics, healthcare professionals, charities, and colleagues from the Isle of Man, Scotland, and Jersey.

Throughout the day, BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing and BSc (Hons) Mental Health Nursing students showcased an impressive range of work, from public health initiatives and long-term condition resources to service improvement projects designed to enhance patient care and healthcare delivery. Their presentations demonstrated not only the knowledge and skills they have developed throughout their studies, but also their commitment to making a positive difference for patients and communities.

We were also delighted to welcome local charities, whose involvement helped strengthen the connection between healthcare, community support, and patient wellbeing.

Congratulations to our student award winners:
🏆 Year 1 – Chelsea-Anne Grech
🏆 Year 2 – Jade Francis
🏆 Year 3 – Louise Bonavia

A particularly touching moment came from our Year 3 students, who presented hampers to the University of Gibraltar Health Sciences team as a token of appreciation for the guidance, support, and encouragement they have received throughout their journey.

Special thanks go to the Gibraltar Health Authority for their support in helping to make the day run so smoothly. Thank you to everyone who attended, presented, supported, and helped make this year's conference such a success. The future of nursing is in capable hands.

The University of Gibraltar invites applications for a full-time Technical Officer / Administration Officer position to join the School of Marine & Environmental Science (SoMES).

This is a dual-function role providing technical, administrative, and academic support to the School. The successful applicant will play a key role in the preparation and delivery of both field-based and laboratory-based teaching activities, working closely with the Head of School and academic staff, whilst also supporting the administration of academic programmes and student activities.

To apply, please submit a CV and a covering letter by midday on Friday 19th June to [email protected].

Our School of Marine and Environmental Science has been invited to join a prestigious group of Marine Science Institutions to collaborate in international research. The international network comprises of over 40 marine research institutes in more than 30 countries on six continents.

Find out more here: https://www.unigib.edu.gi/marine-sciences/the-university-of-gibraltar-will-collaborate-in-international-research/

The University of Gibraltar invites applications for a full-time or part-time Psychology & Counselling Lecturer.

The successful applicant will be expected to deliver high-quality teaching, professional practice, and academic management within the University. Applicants should have evidence of commitment to continuing professional development and lifelong learning.

To apply, please submit a CV and a covering letter by midday on Wednesday 24th June to [email protected].

90% of our graduates are in employment or further study within six months of graduating and one of the reasons for this is our guaranteed placements.

Our BSc (Hons) Business and Computing is just one of the courses with placements which give students real-world experience and valuable industry connections.

One company which offers placements is Entain. Hear more about from Entain about the benefits of these placements for our students: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTbPHzvyju8&t=25s