The School of Business & Management Malta (SBM) has received formal approval from the Malta Further and Higher Education Authority (MFHEA) to operate as a licensed further and higher education institution, enabling it to offer recognised qualifications ranging from Level 3 up to Level 7.

A Broader Range of Programmes to Support Diverse Learners
With its new licence in place, SBM is able to deliver a comprehensive spectrum of programmes across various fields, including diplomas in Business Studies, Fashion & Textiles, Health & Social Care, and Information Technology. Additionally, the institution offers the International Foundation Year, designed to equip international students with academic knowledge, English language proficiency, and study skills for entry into undergraduate degrees.
These offerings reflect SBM’s goal of providing practical, high‑quality education in Malta and worldwide, enabling both local and international learners to progress into higher education or career pathways.

Mission, Culture and Student Experience
SBM emphasises a culture of inclusion and diversity. It promotes a learning environment in which all individuals feel respected, valued, and supported, are treated fairly, and are given an opportunity to excel in their chosen careers. The institution also welcomes learners from Malta, the European Union, and further afield, supporting its ambition to function as a campus for a global student body.

Why This Licence Matters
The granting of the Further & Higher Education Licence by the MFHEA is a significant milestone for SBM. It ensures that its programmes are delivered within a recognised institutional framework, giving learners confidence in the value and credibility of their qualifications. The licence allows SBM to offer qualifications from Level 3 through to Level 7, broadening progression routes and enhancing its appeal to prospective students.

How Prospective Students Can Get Started
Prospective students interested in studying at SBM can explore the full range of programmes, submit enquiries to receive guidance from the admissions team, and consider entry pathways such as the Foundation Diploma at Level 3, which provides a route into international university courses or progression to higher-level programmes.

Final Thoughts
With this newly granted licence, the School of Business & Management Malta reinforces its commitment to delivering education that is industry‑relevant, internationally recognisable, and accessible to a diverse student community. Whether students aim to commence their academic journey, build vocational competence, or progress into higher education, SBM now offers an expanded framework of recognised qualifications to support those ambitions.

For full details about programmes, entry requirements, fees, and application deadlines, please visit the School of Business & Management Malta website.