Admissions

To apply for a programme at the University of Luxembourg, candidates must comply with the general eligibility criteria for the chosen programme type and be selected by the study programme based on the quality of their application.

The programme at a glance – 3 ECTS

Duration:

0 years / 0 sem
Teaching languages:

EN
Admissions:

EU: Admission deadline will be communicated soon
Fees:

3000€/ sem. (semester 4)
Format:

Full-time programme

Specific information for this programme

Target group

The Certificate in Sustainable Finance targets professionals who would like to gain a comprehensive foundation of Sustainable Finance in a condensed 8-day programme.

Tuition fee: 3000 EUR per person (payable before the course)
Language Skills

Proficiency in English (min. B2 level) – must be visible from the CV
Documents

CV
Copy of a valid passport
Copy of the authorization of stay / visa (if applicable)

Pre-requisites

Minimum Bachelor level (180 ECTS) or 3 academic years equivalent. Must be visible from the CV (degree received, major, the name of the granting institution, location)
Numerus clausus and preparation

The program is limited to a maximum of 20 participants.
We invite motivated participants from different backgrounds with interest in sustainable finance, whether by experience or publications in the field. This should be visible from your CV.
Certificate participants should prepare all cases before class, using the case assignment questions that will be distributed. Careful preparation is required to maximize your learning experience in the course. This involves reading the cases carefully and completely; extracting the information necessary to answer the assignment questions; and reflecting on the issues and challenges highlighted in the case. We expect course participants to spend at least 3 hours on the preparation of each case (after having read it), depending on case complexity, length, and familiarity with the topics of the case.
Assessment

The certificate in sustainable finance will be graded on a pass/fail scale. There will be a final exam on the last day of the second week. In addition to the final exam, active participation in class will also contribute to a successful completion of the certificate.