By the end of this course, learners will be able to analyze project finance structures, evaluate project risks and mitigation strategies, interpret pricing mechanisms, and apply financial functions and models to real-world infrastructure projects.

This course provides a comprehensive, practice-oriented introduction to project finance methods and functions, with a strong focus on infrastructure and BOT-based projects. Learners will explore the full lifecycle of project finance—from understanding project types and stages to managing risks, structuring repayments, and evaluating pricing decisions. The course also introduces essential financial modeling tools, including date functions, lookup functions, and data analysis techniques commonly used in project finance models. What makes this course unique is its integration of financial concepts with applied modeling techniques, allowing learners to connect theory with hands-on analytical skills. Through structured modules, real-world examples, and assessment-aligned learning activities, learners gain practical insights into how lenders and project sponsors evaluate bankability and financial sustainability. This course is ideal for finance professionals, analysts, infrastructure planners, and learners seeking to build job-ready skills in project finance and financial modeling.