Study Abroad

GBS Malta is a private provider of higher education that is properly licensed by MFHEA. GBS Malta is an integral part of the Global Banking School group that also has other campuses in the UK and UAE. Despite being privately owned, the courses embrace the Malta Qualifications Framework (MQF) and European levels, and most of the degrees are awarded in collaboration with its UK partner institution, Bath Spa University. This means that your degree is internationally recognized. As a private school, GBS Malta offers flexible admissions, faster application processing, and more student support services, making it a high-standard alternative for international students pursuing career-focused programs in Europe.

GBS Malta is a great opportunity to receive a UK-standard education amidst a beautiful European setting. It awards degrees in partnership with Bath Spa University, and thus you will receive a UK-qualified degree while studying in Malta—frequently at a much lower price than undertaking studies in the UK. Classes are kept small (20–30 students), thus you will get more personalized attention. GBS Malta is situated in St. Julian's, close to beaches, restaurants, and part-time employment. Career guidance is also provided to students, including CV writing and interview training. On campus, there are more than 50 different nationalities, so GBS Malta offers sound academics, a multicultural environment, and a low-cost lifestyle—all within a warm and safe EU country.

According to Salman Chowdhury, a student who get accepted to Harvard University along with Yale and Princeton, these are the things that made the difference. The preparation to get into these top schools started right from the high school. As per a news report by CNBC, his parents could not afford consultants or expensive enrichment courses, so they focused on simple and consistent routines.

• They emphasized food, sleep, and health. As research shows that good nutrition and proper sleep lead to great academic results, his parents took this seriously. His father used to drop him at school so that he get an extra hour of sleep. Furthermore, his mother used to make nutritious breakfast, generally eggs, some protein, and garlic toast
• They encouraged him to look out for opportunities. At the start of the high school, Salman was focused too much on the academics. He then participated in Robotics, SkillsUSA, Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA). His the proudest accomplishment is leading a NASA Hunch team that designed a lunar rover built to survive the moon's harsh terrain
• His parents raised him with strong morals and a sense of purpose: Salma's parents immigrated to the U.S. without a formal American education, and this taught him that success mean more than grades. It is also about character.

Salman Chowdhury is a recent graduate of PCTI STEM Academy in Wayne, New Jersey. He grew up in Paterson, New Jersey and is aiming to attend Harvard University in the fall.