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- Admission is delivered by the EMP Management Committee upon a commission evaluation of the candidates. For more information, please contact Ms Miriam Lemmens (see Staff).
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
- Applicants to the one-year programme must already possess a Masters Degree at least with honours in one of the following disciplines: development cooperation, economics, agronomy, management or finance.
Exceptionally, other qualifications may be accepted.
- Field experience in developing countries is desirable.
Applications EMP 2008-2009: CLOSED
 DOWNLOAD APPLICATION FORM 2008-2009
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DOWNLOAD LIST OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES (CUD)
FEES & FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
- The microfinance programme can be done in one year (Master Complémentaire Conjoint, Académie Universitaire Wallonie-Bruxelles), with a fee of about 800€ for European and Developing countries candidates. Students can also choose to follow the two years Master programs at the Wageningen Universiteit in the Netherlands or at the Université Paris Dauphine in France with a one year microfinance specialisation.
- All students inscribed in any of the three participating universities will have access to the Programme at the respective fee set by each of these institutions.
- Taking part in this programme does not automatically grant any financial support. Any request for scholarships must be introduced to your own university and in according to its own internal rules. If you are looking for financial assistance, you can try the following links :
- CUD - 12 full scholarships are awarded each year for EMP’s candidates coming from some developing countries. These scholarships cover the tuition fee, some basic living expenses in Brussels and one return airplane ticket.
Please check the following link to have more information on the scholarships and how to apply: http://www.cud.be/content/view/340/209/lang,/
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