Beatriz Armendariz is Professor at Summer School Universidad de los Andes

2. Beatriz Armendariz is Professor at Summer School Universidad de los Andes Beatriz Armendariz has been appointed as a Summer School Professor at Universidad de los Andes- one of the best universities in Latin America. She will be teaching the course in Micro finance-Theoretical and Empirical Advances to students in Spanish language.

3. Research Fellow, Center for International Development, Harvard University (2000 to 2002) Throughout her career, Beatriz Armendariz has worked with many leading educational institutions. From 2000 to 2002, she served as Research Fellow at the Center for International Development (CID), Harvard University. The CID is a nonprofit academic research center that focuses on generating shared and sustainable prosperity in developing nations. As Harvard�s main center for research on international development, CID actively creates, integrates and applies knowledge from the university and beyond to promote understanding of development solutions and challenges.

4. Beatriz Armendariz is a Visiting Scholar at David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies From 1998 to 1999, Beatriz Armendariz was a Visiting Scholar at David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies, Harvard University. Established in 1994, DRCLAS focuses on increasing knowledge of economies, cultures, histories, environment and contemporary affairs of present and past Latin America. The mission of this organization is to strengthen relationship between Harvard and institutions throughout Latin America, and to improve public understanding of Latin America in the U.S. and abroad.

5. Beatriz Armendariz �Professor at the University College London and Harvard University Beatriz Armendariz is a senior lecturer in Economics at University College London and holds Ph.D. in Economics from EHESS, Paris, France. Currently, she has been appointed as summer school professor at University of the Andes (Columbia) - a co-educational private university located in city center, Bogota, Columbia. It was founded in 1948 and has 9 faculties, including Administration, Architecture and Design, Arts and Humanities, Sciences, Law, Social Sciences, Economics, and Engineering and Medicine. In addition, the University offers an international summer school program that gives students an opportunity to expand their international perspective by attending special courses in specialized areas.

6. Beatriz Armendariz Is a Lecturer in Economics Beatriz Armendariz is a resident of London and a Senior Lecturer in Economics. She is presently teaching at the University College London in United Kingdom. Prior to this, she was associated with the Harvard University, USA as a lecturer in Economics. She completed her graduation in Economics from Mexico in 1984 followed by M Phil in Economics from University of Cambridge, UK. Later on, she did her Ph. D from France. �Foreign Debt Negotiations: A Historical and Theoretical Analysis� was her topic of Ph. D Dissertation. She is an intellectual person and is also the founding member of the Grameen Credit Agricole Microfinance and Gender Equality Fund. She has travelled a lot and has been moving from one part of the world to other. She is a prominent research fellow and an active member of the Scientific Committee.

7. Beatriz Armendariz is an exceedingly knowledgeable individual who has received several titles and accolades. She has also earned praise and numerous awards in her lifetime. She was honored with research grants and academic awards by Belgian and Mexican institutes. Beatriz Armendariz also likes to read books of writers belonging to different parts of the globe. She has also worked as a visiting professor at Brussels in Belgium and at Massachusetts Institute of Technology at Cambridge in USA. Apart from teaching, Beatriz Armendariz is a keynote speaker of gender equality in Microfinance. She has also attended numerous conferences on microfinance. Her teaching experience includes key areas of study like Microfinance, Latin American Economy, Poverty and Development, Development Economics, Money and Banking. , Basic Economic Concepts and Microeconomics.

8. Other Positions  Some other positions held by the lecturer Beatriz Armendariz include Research Associate at Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Development Center (Paris); Visiting Professor at Toulouse School of Economics, Toulouse (France); Teaching Assistant at ITAM, Mexico; Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge: and more.

9. Books and Articles Beatriz Armendariz has co-written the Economics of Microfinance, 2nd Edition, along with Morduch, J. (2010), and Handbook of Microfinance, London (World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd.) along with Labie, M. Some other publications by lecturer Armendariz includes Gender Empowerment in Microfinance, joint with Philippe Aghion; Poverty and Development: a New Growth Perspective, joint with Philippe Aghion (2002); and Peer Group Formation in An Adverse Selection Model (with Christian Gollier), The Economic Journal (2000).