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Celebrating summer graduation success

The ICMA Centre Undergraduate and Postgraduate students celebrated their graduation ceremony on Friday 19th July at the London Road campus.

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During the ceremony, PhD student Dina Ghanma was also presented her RUSU Graduate Teaching Assistant Excellence Award by the Vice-Chancellor.

This was followed by a reception held at the ICMA Centre, where graduating students and their guests were invited for lunch. The Prize Giving ceremony saw Dr Carol Padgett, Head of ICMA Centre present high achievers their awards for best performance and academic achievement.

Award Winners:

Tlamelo (Pearl) Ntshambiwa - Outstanding Contribution to the BSc Finance and Investment Banking Programme Over 3 Years.

Ying Wai Fung - Best Performance at Part 3 BSc Finance and Business Management.

Kunhui (Aaron) Luo – Best Performance at Part 3 BSc Finance and Investment Banking. He also received the Deans Excellence Award.

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Congratulations to all the students who graduated and welcome to the Henley alumni community. Make sure to sign up to Henley Live, our free online social network and join thousands of alumni from 94 different countries. Sign up here.

You can view all the photos on our Facebook Page.

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Published 23 July 2019
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