Master of Development Finance (MDF)
- Entry level
- A bachelor's degree
- Field of study
- Commerce & Business
- Duration
- 2 years block release / weekend class
- Institution
- Great Zimbabwe University
Entry requirements
Postgraduate: what you need to apply
A bachelor's degree · 2.2 aggregate or better
Postgraduate study follows a first degree. School grades alone do not qualify you.
Honours degree 2.2+ in Economics, Finance, Accounting or related
As the institution publishes it
Qualification required: Honours degree in Economics, Business Studies, Finance, Banking, Accounting, Development Studies, Development Finance, Economic Development or other finance-related degree, or equivalent Minimum class: 2.2 aggregate or better Work experience: 2 years senior managerial (Mature Entry) Mature entry: Third class degree plus 2 years senior managerial experience
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About this programme
A specialist master's in development finance: financing development in Africa through banks, funds, microfinance and public programmes.
What you will study
Development finance, project and infrastructure finance, microfinance, public finance, economic policy, research methods and a dissertation.
Further study and pathways
Doctoral study in economics or finance.
Options on offer
None listed
Source: Great Zimbabwe University: GZU_Programme_Catalogue.xlsx, sheet "Programmes"
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