Villa College extends new intake deadline until September 1

Aug 17, 2026, 1:36 PM
Villa College graduation ceremony. -- Photo: Miraash Nashim/ Adhadhu

Villa College graduation ceremony. -- Photo: Miraash Nashim/ Adhadhu

Villa College has extended the application deadline for its September intake until September 1st.

The college is offering over 100 programs ranging from Certificate Level 4 to Master’s Degrees. These programs span a wide array of disciplines, including IT, Cybersecurity, Data Science, Software Engineering, Law, Shariah, Islamic Finance, Teaching, Business, Engineering, Nursing, Psychology, and Culinary Arts.

Included in this intake are opportunities to earn international degrees in the Maldives through partnerships with the University of the West of England and the University of Portsmouth in the UK, as well as Taylor’s University and the University of Cyberjaya in Malaysia.

Students enrolled in University of Portsmouth engineering courses will also have the opportunity to complete their final years of study in the United Kingdom.

Villa College emphasized its commitment to ensuring students are career-ready and capable of competing on global platforms. To achieve this, the college integrates simulations, internships, and practical industry experience through strategic partnerships into every program.

To support the academic and mental well-being of its students, the college provides group and individual learning support, peer-assisted learning, and mental health services through its "V-Care" initiative. Facilities also include laboratories, a modern learning hub equipped with VR and AR technology, a gym, and various sports facilities.

To accommodate working professionals and those with family responsibilities, Villa College offers the flexibility to study all its own courses online, with the exception of Engineering, Teaching, Nursing, and Pharmacy. Students seeking further information or guidance can access career counseling services by contacting the college or visiting the campus.

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