Bachelor of Science in Inter-African Business (e-learning, 180 ECTS, three years, )
Introduction to the Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Inter-African Business taught by EENI Global Business School.
According to the UNICEF, “the future of mankind is becoming more African”,
in 25 years, 25% of the world's population will be African (1 billion Nigerians in 2,100). All the Africans should be able to benefit from this African demographic dividend.
The African political leaders, through the African Union (Agenda 2063: “The Future We Want for Africa”), firmly believe in the creation of a African Common Market, the African Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) composed of 54 Africans countries (1 billion people, a
combined GDP of 1.2 trillion dollars).
The AUDA-NEPAD, Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), African Development Bank and African Regional Economic Communities (RECs) are the pillars of the African Common Market.
However, Africa needs significant investments (mainly in infrastructure) and deep reforms (African customs, financial systems,
economic governance, etc.) to achieve the African Integration an increase the intra-African trade from the current 10% to 25% (African Union's objective).
Objectives of the Bachelor of Science in Inter-African Business.
The Bachelor of Science in Inter-African Business taught by EENI Global Business School is designed to provide the student with a comprehensive and practical vision of all the issues
related to the inter-African business:
Economic institutions that lead the African Economic Transformation
African socio-economic transformation
Business opportunities in the fifty-four African markets
Business in five African economic areas: West Africa, East Africa, Central Africa, Southern Africa and the Maghreb
African regional integration and Regional Economic Communities
Logistics in Africa
International Relations of Africa with the EU,
India, China, the BRICS, the U.S., Turkey, South Korea,
Japan, Arab countries... to know how to benefit from trade agreements with these countries
Globalization and international Organizations
Key concepts related to the international trade
The Bachelor of Science in Inter-African Business is intended for students who wish to specialize in all the aspects of inter-African affairs.
The Bachelor of Science in Inter-African Business is conceived taking
into account the African Student Profiles and also African Diaspora. However, it is also open to any non-African student who wants to specialize in business in Africa.
Take advantage of employment opportunities that the African market offers and participate in its development and African economic integration.
Our commitment and experience in Africa
For the conception of the Bachelor of Science in inter-African Business, EENI Global Business School has adopted the vision of the African Union “The future we want for Africa”, our experience of more than 15 years in Africa and our students
opinions from the 54 African countries, the African teachers and partners.
Structure of the Bachelor of Science in Inter-African Business.
State of the African Economy, African women as one of the pillars of the African Economy, economic governance in Africa, African frontier markets, Africa: the next emerging continent...
International transport chain, maritime transport, air, highway, railway and multimodal, documents, costs and insurance of International Transport,
export packaging...
Transport and Logistics in Africa, Programme for Infrastructure Development in Africa, maritime transport in Africa, African ports, transport corridors in Africa, ICT, Trade and African regional integration, African value chains...
Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), West African Monetary Zone (WAMZ), Economic and Monetary Union of West Africa (WAEMU), Mano River Union...
Community of Sahel-Saharan States (CEN-SAD), Organization for the Harmonization of Business Law in Africa (OHADA), SADC, East African Community (EAC), Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA), Tripartite Agreement
African Regional Economic Communities (REC), state of the African regional integration, Action Plan for Boosting Intra-African Trade, African Financial Integration, African values chain, African Continental Free-Trade Area (AfCFTA).