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Undergraduate Certificate in Nursing Studies

Learn Key Institute Malta · Birkirkara BKR, Malta

Master English 1 year(s) January, February

Program Details

Duration 1 year(s)
Intakes January, February
Application Fee Confirm with the university
Yearly Tuition Fee 6,500 EUR per year

English Proficiency Test Requirements

IELTS Academic Overall 5.5 IELTS Academic No Bands Less Than —

Standardized Test Requirements

  No Test Requirement    

Entry Requirements

Study level Postgraduate
Language of study English
Documents required Passport
Academic transcripts
Degree certificate
English test report

Remarks

About the university Learnkey, a leading training institute in Malta, has been operating since early 1995. We are an ACCA Gold Centre and accredited by City & Guilds, OTHM, ILM, and MFHEA. Our programs give students the management, analytical and leadership skills needed to achieve success in higher education. Currently, we offer a range of courses that will for sure meet student’s requirements. In 2001 Learnkey was accredited by the prestigious City and Guilds UK to deliver various Diploma courses in Secretarial, Finance and Accountancy and Business. In 2015 we have been accredited by the ACCA both as a CBE Exam Centre and also to deliver the courses. ILM, VTCT and LCCI were amongst the new foreign accreditations to be included in our portfolio as from 2009 mostly for Management Diplomas. In 2015 we have also been accredited by the Association of Chartered Accountants (ACCA) in delivering their prestigious Accounting and Finance Diplomas. Since the first days we have been operating from our main Head office premises and training center in B’Kara.

Requirements, fees and deadlines shown here are the ones our counsellors work from, but the university can change them at any intake. We confirm the live figures with the institution before an application is filed, so treat this page as the starting point rather than the final word.