School of Business & Management Malta
Why Choose School of Business & Management Malta?
School of Business & Management Malta offers international students the opportunity to study recognised and career-focused qualifications in a European learning environment. The institution provides English-taught programmes designed to support academic progression, practical learning and future career development.
Students can explore study options in areas such as Business, Management, Accounting, Information Technology, Health and Social Care and other related academic fields, depending on current programme and intake availability.
Key Student Benefits
• English-taught programmes in Malta
• International and multicultural learning environment
• Recognised academic qualifications and progression pathways
• Career-focused and practical learning approach
• Programmes in Business, Management, Accounting, IT and related fields
• Foundation, Diploma, Bachelor’s and Master’s-level study pathways
• Opportunity to gain international study experience in Europe
• IUAS support for admission, documents and visa file preparation
Who Can Apply?
Students with SSC, HSC/A-Level, Bachelor’s or Master’s qualifications may apply depending on their selected programme and study level. Admission requirements may vary based on academic background, previous qualifications, English-language proficiency, programme level, intake availability and additional course-specific requirements.
Career-Focused Study Pathway
School of Business & Management Malta aims to provide students with academic knowledge, practical skills and international exposure. Its programmes are designed to help students develop communication, leadership, problem-solving, management, technical and professional skills.
Students may begin with a Foundation or Diploma programme and progress toward higher-level qualifications, depending on their academic profile and the progression requirements of the selected institution or awarding body.
Students should select a programme that matches their academic background, personal interests, budget and long-term career goals.
IUAS Education Support
Through IUAS Education, students receive step-by-step guidance for programme selection, eligibility assessment, admission application, document preparation, financial planning and study visa file support.
We carefully assess each student’s academic qualifications, English level, financial capacity and future career plans before recommending a suitable study option. Every student profile is different, so we match each student’s qualifications, budget and career goals with the most appropriate available programme.
Important Information
Programme availability, tuition fees, initial payment requirements, admission criteria, intakes, awarding bodies and regulatory status may change. Students should verify the institution, selected programme, qualification level, awarding authority and current approval status through official sources before submitting an application or making any payment.
Intake:
• Multiple intakes may be available throughout the year
• Common intakes include January, May, September and October, depending on the programme
• Students should confirm the current intake, application deadline and seat availability before applying
Programmes/Courses:
• NCUK International Foundation Year
• OTHM Level 3 Foundation Diplomas
• OTHM Level 4 Diplomas
• OTHM Level 5 and Extended Diplomas
• OTHM Level 6 Diplomas
• OTHM Level 7 Postgraduate Diplomas
• Accounting and Business
• Business Management
• Information Technology
• Health and Social Care Management
• Tourism and Hospitality Management
• Data Science
Programme availability, level and intake may vary. SBM Malta promotes British qualifications and academic progression pathways from foundation to postgraduate diploma level.
Institution Type:
Private further and higher education institution offering internationally recognised British qualifications and progression-focused academic programmes in Malta.
License:
School of Business & Management Malta operates under World Learning Limited and is licensed by the Malta Further and Higher Education Authority under Licence No. 2021-015. MFHEA’s 2025 audit report described SBM as a licensed further education provider and reviewed its request to change its licence category to a higher education institution. Students should verify the institution’s current licence category and the accreditation or awarding status of their selected programme through the MFHEA register before applying.
Address:
School of Business & Management Malta
151 Triq Edgar Bernard, Gżira, GZR 1713, Malta.
The institution has also operated from premises at 95 St George’s Road, St Julian’s, Malta. Students should confirm the current teaching location stated in their admission documents before travelling.
Specialized In:
• Business Management
• Accounting and Business
• Information Technology
• Health and Social Care Management
• Tourism and Hospitality Management
• Data Science
• Foundation and university-progression programmes
• British diploma qualifications
Medium of Instruction:
Programmes are generally delivered in English. Classes, learning materials, assessments and academic communication are normally conducted in English, subject to the requirements of the selected qualification.
International Fee Range:
• Foundation and diploma programmes: Approx. €5,000–€6,000 tuition fee for many international students (Approx. $5,733–$6,880 USD)
• OTHM Level 4 programmes: Approx. €5,000 tuition fee (Approx. $5,733 USD)
• OTHM Level 7 programmes: Approx. €6,000 tuition fee (Approx. $6,880 USD)
• Registration fee: Approx. €300 ( Approx. $344 USD)
• Awarding-body fee: Approx. €300 (Approx. $344 USD)
• NCUK International Foundation Year fees may differ from OTHM programme fees
• Visa, insurance, residence permit, accommodation and administrative costs may apply separately
Published fees may vary by programme, intake and student category. Students should confirm the final tuition fee, registration fee, awarding-body fee and payment schedule through the latest official offer letter and invoice.
Entry Requirements:
Students with SSC/O-Level, HSC/A-Level, Diploma, Bachelor’s or equivalent qualifications may apply depending on the selected programme level.
Requirements may vary according to:
• Academic background
• Selected qualification level
• Previous subject area
• English-language proficiency
• Work experience, where applicable
• Intake and seat availability
• Progression requirements of the awarding body
Applicants for Level 5, Level 6 or Level 7 programmes may need to hold a relevant previous qualification at the appropriate level.
Required Documents:
• Valid passport
• Academic certificates and transcripts
• Updated CV
• Statement of Purpose or motivation letter
• English-language proficiency evidence, where required
• Passport-size photographs
• Completed application form
• Financial documents
• Work experience documents for relevant programmes
• Previous diploma or degree certificates for advanced-level entry
• Additional documents requested by SBM or the awarding body
Application Process:
• Initial student-profile assessment
• Programme and qualification-level selection
• Intake confirmation
• Document checking
• Application submission
• Academic and English assessment
• Admission decision
• Offer-letter processing
• Acceptance of the offer
• Tuition and additional-fee payment
• Enrolment-document processing
• Visa and residence-document preparation
Visa Support:
For students applying to the School of Business & Management Malta, IUAS Education offers personalised guidance with profile assessment, document verification, financial preparation and visa-file review. We check the selected programme’s recognition and visa suitability before any application or payment.
The final visa decision rests with the Maltese authorities; however, we support students in preparing a complete and properly organised application.
Accommodation Guidance:
Students may receive guidance regarding:
• Shared apartments
• Shared or private rooms
• Student accommodation
• Accommodation near Gżira, Msida, Sliema and surrounding areas
• Rental agreements and accommodation documents
Rental prices and availability may vary according to location, room type, facilities, contract duration and season.
Cost of Living:
Living expenses depend on accommodation type, location and personal lifestyle. Students should prepare a realistic monthly budget for:
• Accommodation
• Food and groceries
• Local transportation
• Medical or travel insurance
• Residence-permit expenses
• Mobile and internet costs
• Books and study materials
• Personal expenses
• Emergency funds
Excerpt:
School of Business & Management Malta offers English-taught British qualifications in Business, Accounting, Information Technology, Health and Social Care, Tourism, Hospitality and Data Science. Students can explore foundation, diploma and postgraduate-level pathways designed to support academic progression and career development. Through IUAS Education, applicants may receive guidance regarding programme selection, admission documents, financial preparation and visa-file processing. Current intake, licence status, awarding body, programme recognition and final fees should be confirmed before application or payment.