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The professors in the European Microfinance Programme are associated with the following three universities:
Solvay Business School (Université Libre de Bruxelles) is a complete centre of learning. More than 500 lecturers teach over 12,000 hours of courses to more than 2,000 students each year. The school is part of the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB). ULB has recently been ranked among the Top 20 European universities by the Financial Times. ULB also holds the double accrediation: AMBA and EQUIS. The Solvay Business School (ULB) benefits from a strong Doctoral School and is a first choice university for its 80 doctoral students from 18 countries.
The European Microfinance Programme is a course within the Postgraduate Management Programme and the Postgraduate Coordination and Development Programme at The Solvay Business School (ULB).
More info at: www.solvay.edu
Paris-Dauphine University, established in 1968, constitutes a centre of excellence in research and teaching in the field of public and private organizations and their environments. Its research potential in organizational sciences is unsurpassed in France, with 24 research centres, 446 professors and 550 doctoral students. Each year, permanent staff are joined by over 1,000 business professionals to provide training to over 7,500 students and adults in the fields of management, law, economics, management technology, decision-making processes and sociology. These subjects give students clear insight into how organizations are structured and run, and how they interact with their economic, social, political and cultural environments.
Paris-Dauphine University offers over 80 degree courses whose objectives and content are designed to optimise employment prospects and professional development.
More info at: www.dauphine.fr
Wageningen Universiteit Wageningen University and Research Centre (Wageningen UR) is a leading international knowledge institute in the fields of nutrition and health, sustainable agricultural systems, environmental quality and processes of social change. Their path-breaking research and innovative education form a vital contribution to the quality of life.
Wageningen UR is known for its critical, enterprising and internationally oriented researchers and students. They are capable of bringing together knowledge from a wide variety of disciplines in order to develop a comprehensive view of public issues and to understand the implications of these for human life, animal life, plant life and the environment.
More info at: www.wau.nl
PlaNet Finance: the professional partner of the EMP
PlaNet Finance is an international, non-profit organization, working directly with MFIs and other organizations that provide banking services to the poor. PlaNet Finance recognizes that microfinance is a non-exhaustive means of fighting poverty in the world. Microfinance enables people to help themselves with dignity through work.
PlaNet Finance has received significant international support from its very inception. Several heads of European and international institutions have collaborated to define its concept and methods. An international team defined and established the various departments of the institution. High-tech companies, public and international institutions, as well as the general public, are involved in the funding of PlaNet Finance.
PlaNet Finance, with its international network of offices around the world (20 countries) staffed by professionals with extensive expertise, is an ideal partner for the EMP. It is ideally placed to provide the EMP students with internship opportunities with hands-on support.
More info at: www.planetfinance.org or www.planetfinance.be
The European Microfinance Program is grateful for the support from Glaverbel.
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