Frankfurt School of Finance & Management · Frankfurt, Germany
The workhorse of Frankfurt School's development-finance e-campus, built with its UNEP Collaborating Centre pedigree: ten units over six part-time months covering sustainable finance regulation, ESG risk, impact measurement and the banking, investment and insurance applications — assessed by a final exam worth 6 ECTS. Not a master's, but real academic credit from a real business school, and the certificate most often seen on the desks of emerging-market bankers and development-finance professionals.
EUR 1,900 regular / EUR 1,600 early bird (online, self-paced); blended option with 2-day Frankfurt masterclass EUR 3,100 / 2,700. Two intakes yearly (1 March, 1 September); includes the final online exam (fees apply for 2nd/3rd attempts). Also offered in German.
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