MBA in Microfinance

The programme is tailored for individuals passionate about financial inclusion and development. It provides the essential skills to manage microfinance institutions, design innovative financial products for underserved populations, and understand the socio-economic dynamics of poverty reduction. The curriculum blends core business education with a specialised focus on the unique challenges and opportunities within the microfinance sector.

Core Courses (48 Credit Hours)

Electives /Concentration Courses (18 Credit Hours)

MBA Thesis (6 Credit Hours)

MBA Microfinance
This program is tailored to those interested in the microfinance sector, providing expertise in financial services for low-income individuals and small businesses.

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Curriculum

Core:

The Evolution, Management and Regulation of Microfinance Institutions
Financial Analysis and Performance Monitoring in Microfinance Institutions
Product Development and Marketing Management
Risk Management and Internal Control in Microfinance Institutions
Ethics and Corporate Governance

Elective:

Digital Finance in Microfinance Institutions
Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) Management and Development

Entry Requirement

Applicants to the James Hope Business School postgraduate programmes are required to possess an undergraduate degree from an accredited college or university with a strong academic record. JHBS admits graduates from all recognized universities to its postgraduate programmes provided that they satisfy the requirements stipulated below.

Admissions Requirements

Candidates must have the basic ordinary level university entry requirement of at least 5 credit passes in WASC, SSCE/GCE, NECO or their equivalent, which much include a credit pass in English and Mathematics.
Applicants who are graduates of postgraduate diploma (PGD) programs must possess a minimum of a first degree or HND (Merit Pass); they must have at least a Credit level pass in the relevant areas.
Applicants from recognized universities or other higher institutions must have a good first degree (second class, lower division).
JHBS may take registered students of higher degrees from other universities on transfer if they meet all conditions for entry to the MBA programme.

Admissions Requirements Documents

MBA Required Admissions Documents

Completed online application.
Application fee.
Official transcripts from all past academic institutions. Unofficial transcripts may be submitted with your application; once admitted, official transcripts, sent directly to JHBS from the issuing institution, are required prior to registration
A professional resume that provides evidence of work experience.
- Executive MBA applicants should provide work experience in a mid- to senior-manager role. Ideally, they have managed people, worked internationally, held P&L responsibilities, and hold a proven management track record in the public or private sector.
- Professional MBA applicants should provide evidence of 3-5 years of work experience.
A personal statement that discusses your career goals, your interest in the programme and your perspective into how the JHBS degree will help you achieve your goals.
Three professional/academic referees

Students whose native language is not English may be required to participate in an admissions interview and/or submit official TOEFL/IELTS scores or equivalent evidence of English proficiency.

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