The achievements of 63 students of Saint Martin’s Institute of Higher Education, a licensed higher education institution by the National Commission for Further and Higher Education and affiliate institution of the University of London, were celebrated at a graduation ceremony.

These students joined over 700 students who have graduated from the institute since 2000.

Craig O’Callaghan, deputy CEO of the University of London International Programmes, described Saint Martin’s as a “jewel in the crown” of its programmes, with the results obtained reflecting “stratospheric levels of achievement on a par with anything you would see at a member institution college of the University of London”. He said this reflected Saint Martin’s sustained commitment to excellence in respect of its teaching, its support to students and their experience and its administrative processes.

Principal Charles Theuma described the students’ achievements as the institute’s fountain of eternal life that will enable it continue providing these opportunities to others in future.