Suited and Booted
ICMA Centre students got suited and booted for the annual class photographs last week. Amid all the exam stress, the photographs mark the beginning of a season of celebratory events at the Centre.
By the end of the month students will be nearing the end of their exams and they can relax and enjoy the annual ICMA Centre BBQ. Then we have the Centre's 20th Anniversary Drinks Reception to look forward to in June and graduation in July.
BSc Class of 2011
This is the first BSc cohort who will graduate with the newly titled BSc Finance and Investment Banking.
MSc Class of 2011
We recruited a record number of students this year across eight Masters in Finance programmes.
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