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Congratulations to the ICMA Centre's latest graduates

Over 300 students from the ICMA Centre graduated and now join our almost 3500 strong global alumni community that includes over 125 nationalities and reached 115 countries around the world.

Congratulations to all of our graduates and we hope you keep in touch via our LinkedIn and Facebook accounts.

A full gallery of images (including those found here) can be seen on our Facebook page.

Published 6 July 2012

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