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Tuesday, February 17, 2004

MCAST-Gozo graduates

A total of 22 students recently graduated from the Gozo section of the Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology, the first group to complete their studies on the sister island's MCAST campus.

MCAST-Gozo currently caters for 170 students in 11 courses, with a staff of 25. MCAST started off with a centre in Xaghra last year, and this year opened a second campus in Xewkija.

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