Elevate your career with the INCEIF Micro-Certification from the Executive Masters in Islamic Finance (MC-eMIF). Offered by one of the top 6% of business schools globally accredited by AACSB, this fully online program combines flexibility, world-class resources, and cutting-edge expertise in Islamic finance. Customize your learning journey, earn micro-certificates, and progress toward a full master’s degree—all while maintaining work-life balance.

The 100% online Finance graduate certificate from Saint Mary's University of Minnesota gives students a well-rounded education in finance knowledge and skills. Coursework can be completed in 12 months. Students study topics like financial markets, portfolio management, and security analysis to become experts in financial management. Graduates are prepared for careers in banking, corporate finance, financial analysis, foreign investments, and more.

A pathway to our 12-month online Diploma in Ship Finance and Vessel Ownership. The 12-week distance learning Certificate in Ship Finance provides an introduction to Ship Finance in today's changing marketplace.

Develop your expertise in corporate finance, financial markets and investments while preparing for leadership roles in your organization with Ohio University's 100% online Finance Certificate. Apply all 12 credits toward an OHIO MBA. In just four seven-week courses, you will build the specific skill sets you need to pursue careers like budget analyst, financial manager, financial advisor and CFO.

Learn to make smarter financial decisions in the workplace with the online finance certificate from Brenau University. Whether you're just getting started in finance or want to obtain professional development for your current career, this program can help you achieve your goals. With practical coursework, this certificate will give you the valuable competitive advantage you need to be successful. Learn more and apply today!

This Online Certificate in Finance Essentials introduces non-financial managers to the essentials of finance, terminology, and key financial management indicators. Learn how to assess your organization's financial health by reviewing balance sheets, income statements, and statements of cash flow, and discover how finance and accounting tools can be used to support informed decision-making within your organization.

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are important engines of growth, jobs, and social cohesion. However, the creation, survival, and growth of SMEs are often hampered by access to finance. Thus, access to SME finance has become a key priority in developing and transition countries. Since the early nineties, the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management is combining advisory work, training, and policy advice with applied research. Our goal is to support financial institutions in developing and transition countries to establish good practices in Micro and SME finance. This online course, which is based on Frankfurt School’s broad experience in practical project work and theoretical business school education programs, is tailored to the needs of mid-level managers and loan officers active or interested in SME Finance.

Make more informed real estate finance and investment decisions with an in-depth understanding of markets, economics, and finance.

Enhance your managerial competencies in this finance course for non-financial managers.

Climate change presents a risk to the global economy and consequently the finance sector. However, it also presents an opportunity for innovative financing to increase the economic and social resilience to climate impacts. As facilitators of the economy, financial institutions have a central role in the transformation to low carbon and climate-resilient development. Their responsibility is twofold: greening their portfolios towards Paris compatible financing and investments, and reflecting and integrating climate-related risks into their risk management processes. This gradual process involves harmonizing short-term business cycles and investment horizons with systemic and long-term thinking by all actors from the financial sector (e.g. banks, asset managers, insurers, pension funds, investment consultants, regulators, rating agencies). This process is supported by public actors who moderate the structural change required for a transition to climate-resilient economies. This course provides the basics of finance and investment for assessing the financial viability of investments in adaptation projects. It clusters business models to provide an understanding of the parameters according to the project scale and, for example, revenue models, ownership structure, and value proposition, and will link to the financing perspective. Different investors and intermediaries have very different investment strategies, levels of risk appetite, return expectations, and investment horizons. Crowding in the right investor for a project is essential to ensure their long-term involvement and the required scale-up of investment volumes.

INCEIF is cultivating specialists with the Professional Certificate from our Executive Masters in Islamic Finance (eMIF) program. This flexible online program is designed for working professionals seeking to explore a career in Islamic finance or find their niche in a particular area of the industry; Islamic Banking, Takaful & Wealth Management, Capital Market, Shariah, Shariah Audit & Compliance.

Biodiversity underpins life on Earth. Healthy ecosystems provide ecosystem services essential to human well-being and economic activities. Scientists estimate that one million of the world’s estimated 8 million species of plants and animals are on the verge of extinction, and this could curtail our ability to meet the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and limit global warming to 1.5 degrees.

Reflecting sustainability criteria, especially climate change, in financial markets is increasingly gaining attention as opportunities and risks arising in this context are changing business practices. The course will prepare participants to understand major drivers and constraints of transforming the financial system into a more sustainable one. Furthermore, it will familiarize participants with the business, regulatory, and technical perspective of sustainable finance and will acquaint them to take an active part in the discussion around the topic. The course aims to enable financial professionals to integrate Sustainable Finance related aspects into their work through new knowledge and tools for advising their clients and business partners.

Learn the foundations of international finance and the history and structure of international financial markets. You will discover the basic forces behind international investment flows and gain an understanding of the financial management techniques used by multinational firms. Determine the functions of foreign exchange spot trading, forward and derivatives transactions, and learn alternative financing and payment methods.

This e-learning course is developed and implemented jointly with the Frankfurt School - UNEP Collaborating Cente. The Paris Agreement marks the beginning of a new era with the focus shifting from finding a consensus on the common goals to realizing jointly agreed goals. “Making finance flows consistent with a pathway towards low greenhouse gas emissions and climate-resilient development” (Article 2 c of the Paris Agreement) will require a significant increase in funding – with new instruments and approaches required to mobilize a broad range of investors and to achieve scalability in financing climate action. Financing the global energy transition will be one key building block. Decreasing prices for renewables combined with increasing regulatory risk for traditional fossil fuels make Renewable Energy (RE) more competitive and attractive for commercial investors.