London School of Commerce launches higher education college in Malta

The London School of Commerce this week launched a higher education college in Malta. Speaking at the launch event, Lord John Tomlinson of Walsall, Chair of the Advisory Committee of London School of Commerce commented, “The vision of the London School of Commerce Malta (LSCM) is identical to that of every other international campus which the London School of Commerce Group has launched to date. Our global mission is to provide high-quality, flexible educational programmes at competitive prices, allowing students to achieve professional qualifications efficiently. However, the vision we have for Malta goes further. We aim to complement and reinforce the educational hub of the Maltese Islands and strengthen the education of adult students through a diverse student experience which goes beyond sim- ply core academic achievement.”

In his address LSC Group CEO Timothy Andradi observed how, “The inauguration of London School of Commerce Malta adds to the diversity of educational opportunities available on the island. LSCM will offer a portfolio of graduate and postgraduate courses in Business, Management, and Information Technology leading to internationally recognised qualifications accredited by the National Commission for Further and Higher Education. This new education institution is a sustainable project with stable foundations and proven methods whose aims are consistent with each of LSC’s international campuses. Students enrolling for LSCM programmes will be joining a global community of more than 10,000 students.”

As one of the largest MBA providers in Europe, LSC boasts highly equipped facilities including well-stocked libraries, leisure areas and comprehensive learning resources, such as the LSC online library holding over 7,000 texts. Courses being offered in Malta currently include the LSC flagship Masters of Business Administration programme and, subject to accreditation, plans are in place to add other programmes at undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral level in Business, Management, Hospitality and Tourism, Accountancy, IT, and related fields.

The London School of Commerce Malta is one of the many campuses within the London School of Commerce Group. With facilities in Malaysia, India and Sri Lanka, as well as its base in London, which accommodates over 5,000 students, the group is proud of the high level of successes and achievements of its students worldwide.

From left to right: Vice-Chancellor at Anglia Ruskin University, Professor Michael Thorne, the Minister for Education and Employment, Evarist Bartolo, Chair of the Advisory Committee of London School of Commerce, Lord John Tomlinson of Walsall, the...