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First graduates of Jersey International Business School

First graduates of Jersey International Business School

Wednesday 29 October 2014

First graduates of Jersey International Business School

Wednesday 29 October 2014


The first nine students to successfully study for degrees designed specifically for the international finance industry have received their degree.

Jersey International Business School (JIBS) held its inaugural graduation ceremony at the Town Church on Friday 24 October. The students graduated with a BSc (Hons) International Financial Services degree awarded by the University of Buckingham.

Prior to graduation, more than 85% of the students had been offered or have secured permanent roles with organisations including HSBC, Moore Stephens, Affinity Wealth, Rosscot and JTC Group.

Emily Hamilton and Daniel Priestley gained first class honours award in this degree, while four students achieved 2:1 classification and three students 2:2.

Miss Hamilton was also presented with the school’s prize for excellence as well as the Jersey Compliance Officers Association Prize, awarded to the best student in the governance and compliance module. The prize for outstanding achievement, awarded for most improved performance, went to Mr Priestley.

The students completed the two-year fast-track degree by studying for four, nine-week terms each year, so the academic content of a standard three-year degree was covered in just two years.

Due to the success and popularity of the degree, the school has just welcomed 14 new students to  this year’s intake and launched a three-year degree for students with 120 UCAS points starting in 2015.

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