Program Overview

This programme is designed to meet the needs of learners, future employees, and employers in the field of Microfinance Management. The programme produces graduates who are innovative, creative, and flexible, able to respond quickly to dynamics in the social, job market, and global environment. The holder of an Ordinary Diploma in Microfinance Management (DMFM) is enabled to apply skills and knowledge in a broad range of work activities in microfinance, most of which are non-routine. This makes the graduate of DMFM an asset to any organization, contributing effectively to both personal and organizational productivity.

Specific Objectives

The specific objectives are to:

• Enable students to understand the role of microfinance in promoting economic and social development.
• Develop the ability to analyze financial data and design microfinance solutions for various economic challenges.
• Prepare students to become experts in microfinance services and financial inclusion strategies.
• Enable students to effectively manage microfinance institutions and resources for sustainable growth.
• Develop the ability to critically evaluate microfinance practices and their impact on communities and businesses.

General Entry Requirements

• A minimum of three principal passes in relevant subjects at A-Level, such as Economics, Business Studies, Accounting, or Mathematics.
• Equivalent qualifications, such as a recognized diploma in finance, banking, or related fields, are also accepted.
• Applicants with strong skills in financial analysis, customer relationship management, or micro-lending will have an added advantage.
• Proficiency in English is required for all applicants.