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NIBS Online - August 2003NIBS is an email bulletin packed with information and updates from all areas of the IBS. You can click on IBS web links for further details about any topics of interest. IBS Consulting Peter Ginty and Dr Leslie Gadman have
joined the IBS to lecture in Strategic Management
and establish its Consultancy operations. Both Peter and Sean have excellent track records in consulting
for blue Compliance Institute CPD Events to be held at the
IBS in the near future are on the topics of 'Preparing
for a Supervisory Visit' (fully booked) sponsored by KYCOS, and 'Directors' Disqualifications Past, Present
and JMU Vice Chancellor Professor Michael Brown will be making his first visit to the IBS on Thursday 2 October. His itinerary will include meetings with IBS staff, students, directors and governors. PhD Graduation Congratulations to Dr Donglin Pei who completed his PhD recently. IBS Accounting Lecturer Dr Pei chose the subject of the Chinese Stock Market for his PhD, focusing on 'The Information Content of Qualified Audit Reports on Chinese Stock Market'. By employing the most popularized Event Study Methodology, the research investigates the listed firms' share price movements around the announcements of qualified auditing reports on two Chinese A-share markets, Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges. Programme Induction / Start Dates for Liverpool
John Moores University degree programmes taught at
the IBS are week commencing Monday 15 September. Applications are still being accepted. Contact Ciara
Goode on Top Marks for IBS Students who are continuing to achieve excellent results at the end of the International Business School's second academic year. Year one students on the full-time BA (Hons) Business Studies degree programme have achieved an average of 62% across the ten subject modules studied over the year - and second year students have achieved 61%. This puts most IBS students well on track to achieving a prestigious upper second or first class degree result. STEP / Student Services Thanks to Stephanie Cannell,
who has been developing IBS Student Services on her STEP workplacement
project
which
was co-ordinated by the DTI. Stephanie who is from the Island returns
to We hope that you find NIBS interesting and informative but if you would like to be removed from the distribution list for any reason please let us know. We would also welcome any feedback - or ideas for future content. |
