This course provides a foundational yet comprehensive introduction to the principles, processes, and practical tools used in project finance—a financing technique critical for large-scale infrastructure, industrial, and development projects. Designed for beginners, the course guides learners through the unique structure of project finance transactions, emphasizing how projects are evaluated, funded, and made financially viable through standalone cash flows and risk-sharing mechanisms.

Learners will begin by identifying key terms, stakeholders, and structures of project finance. They will then demonstrate the ability to estimate capital costs and evaluate project feasibility across technical, commercial, and financial dimensions. Through detailed analysis, they will also differentiate between traditional and non-traditional sources of financing, examine risk mitigation strategies, and interpret important financial ratios such as DSCR, IRR, and ROI to determine the long-term sustainability of projects. The course combines conceptual lessons with practical quizzes and case-style evaluations to enable learners to confidently analyze and assess real-world projects using project finance methodologies.