The University of Gibraltar does not publicly disclose its official acceptance rate. As a relatively young institution established in 2015, it maintains a selective admissions process focused on academic qualifications, program suitability, and available capacity.
Prospective students should review specific program requirements, which often include relevant prior education, English language proficiency (minimum IELTS 6.5 or equivalent), and supporting documents. Small cohort sizes in specialized programs like marine science or Gibraltar history may yield lower admission probabilities compared to broader disciplines. Contacting the admissions office directly for current intake statistics is recommended for accurate, program-specific guidance.
