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Congratulations to all our graduates!

Congratulations to all of our graduates who graduated yesterday and who now join our 4,000 strong global alumni network with over 115 countries represented.

The ceremony was held in the Great Hall at London Road campus and the sun kept shining throughout the day. Graduates and their families were invited back to the ICMA Centre for a champagne reception with a light buffet and strawberries and cream, and were joined by staff and academics. During the ICMA Centre reception a number of academic prizes were awarded to outstanding students by Professor Adrian Bell, Head of the ICMA Centre.

Thank you to everyone who came to celebrate their success with us! Make sure you update your details before you leave and join our Alumni Community at this link to take advantage of many of the benefits and services we offer, including our continuous careers service.

Be sure to stay in touch via our active Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter communities and share your pictures of the graduation on Instagram using #icmacgrad.

A full gallery of pictures taken at the ceremony is available on the ICMA Centre Facebook page at this link.

Published 11 July 2014

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