Courses
Our courses are built to help students gain an understanding of both the advancements that are being made in digital finance as well as some of the most pressing challenges which need addressing. They are designed to equip our students the knowledge, skills and confidence they need to move towards helping build digital financial systems that are more inclusive and equitable.
Foundation Courses
Specialisation Courses
Customers and Uses of Digital Payments

Digital MSME Finance
This 4-week course provides an introduction to the dynamics of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprise (MSME) finance in the digital era. Participants explore the intricacies of the MSME finance gap and gain exposure to how new digital tools and innovations are transforming the credit landscape, not only enhancing financial inclusion and economic growth but also fostering innovation, job creation, and resilience in our rapidly evolving global business landscape.

Financial Inclusion
This 4-week course is intended for professionals who deal in some way with digital money platforms, fintech services or microfinance, and who have a need or desire to better understand how digital financial services contribute to improving the lives of lower-income or otherwise disadvantaged groups of people and gain tools to make decisions on the measurement of impact.

UN Principles for Responsible Digital Payments
The UN Principles for Responsible Digital Payments self-paced online learning course explains the 9 overarching principles, which serves as a practical guide for governments, companies and international organisations embracing responsible digital payments in their journey to build trust, mitigating risks, and driving inclusive economies. The UN Principles for Responsible Digital Payments course will count 2 credits towards Certified Digital Finance Practitioner journey.
Regulation in Digital Financial Services
Technology and Operational Enablers

Marketing In Emerging Markets
This expert-led 4-week course provides fundamental concepts on marketing and how to use these frameworks to solve problems encountered in emerging markets during product development, pricing, positioning and communication. The context is set with a focus on FinTech products in low-to-middle income markets.