Villa College Extends September 2026 Intake Deadline

Villa College has extended the application deadline for its September 2026 intake to 1 September, giving prospective students additional time to apply for a wide range of programmes spanning certificate, diploma, degree and master’s levels.

The college is offering courses across an extensive selection of disciplines, including information technology, computer science, cybersecurity, data science and software engineering, alongside law, Islamic studies, finance, political science, international relations and education. Other available fields include business management, marketing, accounting and finance, banking and finance, human resource management, international business, economics, tourism and hospitality, mass communication, project management, aviation management and engineering.

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The intake also covers programmes in health and social sciences such as nursing, public health, health services management, psychology and counselling, as well as research studies and creative disciplines including interior architecture and design.

Villa College said students will also have access to international degree pathways through partnerships with overseas universities. These include the University of the West of England, the University of Portsmouth and Torrens University Australia, which operates programmes in the Maldives. Students enrolled in selected engineering courses linked with the University of Portsmouth will also have the opportunity to complete the final two years of their degree at the UK institution.

The college said its academic offerings are designed to prepare students for employment by combining classroom learning with practical experience. It stated that students will be able to gain hands-on exposure through simulations, internships, externships and industry partnerships integrated into their studies, with the aim of strengthening their readiness for both local and international job markets.

Villa College also highlighted its student support services, which include academic assistance, peer-assisted learning schemes, counselling and psychotherapy services. The institution further noted the availability of campus facilities such as dedicated gym spaces, learning hubs and specialised laboratories tailored to different programmes.

In addition, the college said it provides flexible study options intended to accommodate both full-time students and working professionals. It added that it collaborates with employers and organisations to support learners who need to balance education with work commitments.

Prospective applicants interested in the September 2026 intake have been encouraged to contact Villa College directly or visit the campus for further information on programmes and enrolment procedures.