The NYU Impact Investment Fund (NIIF) is a specialized, hands-on course designed to immerse students in the world of early-stage impact investing. You will learn the entire investment process, from developing an investment thesis and identifying potential companies to conducting thorough due diligence and finalizing an investment. This course is directly linked to the student-led Impact Investing Fund of the same name. Each year, the fund makes one or two investments, and students in the course work in deal teams to present investment proposals for approval. Participants will also gain access to the MIINT program, a global competition and learning lab for student investment teams. While primarily intended for students from NYU Wagner, NYU Stern, and NYU Abu Dhabi, students from other NYU programs are welcome to apply. Participation requires enrollment for the full academic year (fall and spring semesters), with each semester granting 1.5 credits. The course meets bi-weekly, but students should anticipate a weekly workload for assignments and deliverables.
The course is offered over two semesters (Fall and Spring) and counts as 1.5 credits per semester. Students are expected to enroll for the full academic year.
This experiential course provides direct exposure to the practical aspects of impact investing, preparing students for roles in the impact finance sector.
Students interested in this course must apply to be admitted to NIIF in the spring semester prior to the academic year they wish to join.
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The NYU Impact Investment Fund (NIIF) is a hands-on, year-long course where students learn the entire impact investing process, from thesis development to finalizing investments, and participate in a student-led investment fund.
While primarily for students from NYU Wagner, Stern, and NYU Abu Dhabi, others are welcome to apply. Applications to the NIIF program are typically submitted in the spring semester before the academic year of participation.
NYU Wagner students must have completed Financial Management (CORE-GP.1021), and it's recommended to have taken or be concurrently enrolled in Impact Investing (PADM-GP.2311) and Corporate Finance and Public Policy (PADM-GP.2147).
The course runs for the full academic year (Fall and Spring semesters), with each semester granting 1.5 credits, for a total of 3 credits.
This course prepares students for roles such as an impact investor, deal team member, or investment analyst within the impact finance sector.
Tuition fees are not specified for this course and should be referred to the general NYU tuition for the relevant degree program. Living cost estimates are not provided.