BSc (Hons) Business

BSc (Hons) Business

The department of commerce at St Martin’s Institute offers a portfolio of degrees researched and developed by the London School of Economics & Political Science (LSE). These degrees are designed with the needs and demands of the City of London, the World’s major banking and financial centre of Europe.

This Degree is for you if you:

* If you wish to work in the areas of accounting, auditing, banking, business, economics, and management.

* If you are currently working would like to develop your professional skills and knowledge further.

* If you own a business and wish to progress yourself and your business to higher levels.

Features of the Degree:

* This degree provides a solid understanding of the different functional areas of a business organization and provides a good foundation for a career and further studies.

* The social science emphasis allows you to develop a thorough appreciation of business and management within a wider environment.

* The degree is designed to develop excellent analytical skills, which are invaluable to the decision-making role of management and for further study.

The minimum entry qualifications for the BSc (Hons) Business programme are:

* Four ordinary level passes, including Mathematics and English at grades A to C if GCE/GCSE or grades 1 to 4 if Sec

* Two advanced level passes, at grades A to E if GCE/GCSE or grades A to C if MatSec

* An awarded Matriculation Certificate

St. Martins Institute of Information & Technology

St. Martins Institute of Information & Technology was founded in 1985 to provide educational opportunities in Computer Studies for Maltese students. St Martin’s today is a multi-faculty private Tertiary Education Institution, attracting students from different countries, reading diploma and degree programmes in Accountancy, Banking, Business, Computer Science, Economics, English, Information Systems and Management.

Creed of St. Martins Institute of Information & Technology

- Educate to the very best academic abilities that we can muster individually, and collectively as a faculty;
- Foster a greater mutual understanding between Maltese and other nationalities;
- Work towards enriching our society hoping to leave a better world than we found.

St. Martins Institute of IT's Partnerships

Partnership is essential to all that St. Martins Institute of Information & Technology acheives. The insitute works closely with the University of London colleges, especially the LSE and Goldsmiths, as well as senate house.

The insititute works closely with the Ministry of Education of Malta, as well as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and various International Embassies in Malta.