The online university says courses are not the "typical courses" be at traditional universities are being offered. Two of the courses that are definitely to come, is creative writing (non-fiction) and digital media in developing countries. the online university is smaller than what he experienced in India. certificate programs in management is approached by acknowledging students of the online university and give his view is of interest. Nowadays people do not in the Online university to have a good education to enjoy. Distance learning University offers introductory courses on the website to anyone anywhere in the world can take. The filming of lectures are all done by hand at the real atmosphere of lectures to capture. They feel it's a real opportunity for people around the world to come and feel of their lecture halls to experience. Access to financial services is an important aspect of the economic and financial market development of developing countries. At the client level it is an important aspect of being part of the market, of being "included" in the economic development of a country. Financial services for low income households and the poor are not comprehensively addressed in postgraduate course work in South Africa. The objective of this course is to introduce the student to micro finance, and to take the student on a journey to inclusive finance and - banking. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: The learning objective of the course is to introduce you to the world of micro finance and take you on a journey explaining the history and role of micro finance, and how we arrived at the concept of inclusive finance today. Specifically we will look at: * The history of micro finance, its definition and discuss the evolving theoretical framework for the financial service industry from the 1970s to the 1990s and the imperfect information paradigm; * The market profile, taking into consideration both the demand and the supply side; * Informal finance to provide an understanding of the informal structures and an indication of clients' preferences and problems; * Member based financial services; * Financial institutions involved in the provision of micro finance, e.g. state owned retail banks, commercial banks, online mba course (NGOs), etc.; and * The sustainability and outreach of micro finance institutions. * A short overview of the process of designing and defining new financial products focused on the low-income and the poor.Who should take the course Students choose the electives as part of the second study year of the MBA degree, aimed at leaders and managers (or aspiring managers) responsible for micro finance in commercial financial institutions, state-owned retail financial institutions, non-government institutions, member-based institutions, as well as policy makers and senior government officials.