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By Asia Education Review Team , Monday, 06 May 2024

BIBF holds 'Yearly Open House' for Global Bachelor's Programs

  • The annual open house event hosted by the Bahrain Institute of Banking and Finance (BIBF) provided an exclusive platform for prospective students and parents to explore the array of international bachelor's programmes offered in collaboration with prestigious UK universities. The event saw participation from senior high school students from both public and private institutions in Bahrain, as well as parents, university representatives, and notable alumni.

    Attendees were given in-depth insights into BIBF's academic offerings, including the International Foundation Programme (IFP) and bachelor’s programmes in Banking & Finance and Accounting & Finance from Bangor University, as well as bachelor’s programmes in Economics & Management and Data Science & Business Analytics from the University of London.

    Distinguished speakers such as Dr. Debbie Gilliland from Bangor University, Dr. James Abdey from the University of London, and Lindsay Steven from the University of London Worldwide shared their expertise. Additionally, esteemed alumni like Fatema AlBastaki and Hasan Sater shared their educational journey, emphasizing the transformative impact of their experience at BIBF.

    The event facilitated one-on-one academic consultations with BIBF staff, university representatives, current students, and alumni. Enrolled students actively engaged with applicants, addressing their queries and providing guidance throughout the process. Attendees also had the opportunity to take part in guided campus tours to explore the institute's modern facilities firsthand.

    Dr. Haifaa Khalaf, Head of Academic Studies at BIBF, expressed that events like the annual open house are crucial for aspiring students and parents to discover the diverse opportunities available through their international bachelor's programmes. She underscored BIBF's commitment to nurturing talent and creating a dynamic learning environment, ensuring that graduates are well-equipped to contribute significantly to Bahrain's banking and financial sector.