Professors of international business

Below is presented a summary of the CV of some EENI professors:

Josep Bertrán i Vall (Professor). Spain.

Jean Paul Gosse (Professor). France.

Paterson Ngatchou (Professor). Spain / Cameroon.

Mabel Turk (EENI Professor). Argentina.

Fatos Beka (Director of the Doctorate in Ethics, Religions and International Business, Director of Doctoral Thesis, and professor). Kosovo.

Najib Yahya Abdulalem Hassan. Director of the Doctorate in Islamic Business. Malaysia, Yemen.

Henry Acuña Barrantes (Director of the Doctorate in American Business, Director of Doctoral Thesis, and professor). Colombia.

Susana Fernández (Directress of EENI School of Doctorate).

Gustavo Baell (Professor). Spain.

Pedro Nonell Torres (EENI Director and Professor).

 PhD Fernandinho Domingos Sanca (Director of Doctoral Thesis). Guinea-Bissau / Spain.

Adérito Fernandes (EENI Professor). Guinea-Bissau.

Other Professors: Lysiane Gnansounou, Salamata Micheline ILBOUDO/DIALLO, Emmanuel Nignan, Mouyedi Sylvain Ernest, Ali Djibrine Souleymane, Oussama Bouazizi, René De Haro, Lise Faski Goin, Erik Bruzzone, Raquel Paul Caballero, Carlos Efraín Montufar...

Why are there so many African teachers at EENI?

1- EENI has a strong commitment to the African development.

2- This commitment is the result of the EENI Ahimsa Vision: "Affordable Higher Education for 99% of humanity," particularly for the African continent.

3- To the medium term, EENI plans to launch a Bachelor of Science in Inter-African Business

4- Africa will be the next emerging continent, and yet it is the great unknown for the international business community. Only the Africans can explain to the world how to do business in Africa.

The main objective of the Professors is to ensure that a student finalizes his course successfully. A team of Professors will respond to the student's questions and evaluate the exercises. The exercises that the students must hand into their Professor guarantee that the educational objectives are fulfilled. The Professors are mainly for:

1. Respond to student's questions
2. Evaluate exercises
3. Issue academic reports
4. Professors are not for the administrative questions, or installation troubles (this is the role of the Secretary). The Professor is not the Coach

Please feel free to ask your questions (and about what support Professors can offer). Remember that a good relationship with your Professors can be an invaluable source of support.

Send questions and exercises in your mother tongue!

EENI has students from over 100 countries (Africa, Asia, Americas, and Europe); many of them can study in English, French or Spanish. However, they suggested sending us their questions and exercises in their mother tongue. For example, a Russian student can read English; however, he prefers to answer his exercises in Russian.

After an analysis of this issue, EENI has developed an innovative service to break language barriers: The “Global Language Service (GLS).” Operation:

1 - The student can submit questions, exercises, and/or thesis in their mother tongue.

2 - The Professor, after translating the content -with an automatic translator-, will respond in one of EENI official languages (English, Spanish or French), depending on each student.

“Your Coach will guide and help you.”

The main objective of the Coach is to ensure that a student finalizes his studies successfully. Their functions are:

- To guide to student in how he must study.
- To stimulate the student so that he studies regularly.
- To motivate to the student for his active participation in the forums and other events of the and-Campus.
- To offer solutions to precise problems that affect the yield of the student.
- To take care of any suggestions or opinions of the student.

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