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The African School of Economics is one of the leading graduate institutions in Africa. We offer students a distinctive educational approach that balances theory with professional practice. This balance is reflected in our curriculum, which varies widely among degree programs. ASE educates Africa’s future generation of business and economic leaders by integrating coursework in the social science and the humanities.
Our students not only develop analytical skills, but also acquire substantive knowledge in the fields of economics, history and statistics. All ASE courses reflect the multidisciplinary nature of our graduate programs. Renowned scholars and practitioners who have served in leadership positions across four continents present lectures, workshops, academic development seminars, and professional development colloquiums to further enrich our academic community.
Undergraduate Courses
The undergraduate program at The African School of Economics Campus will challenge you in ways you never thought possible and give you the tools to succeed in life. We offer a variety of courses, including: Bachelor of Marketing & Management, Bachelor of Science in Economics & Statistics
Postgraduate Courses
The postgraduate program is designed to help students develop the skills and knowledge required to succeed in their chosen career. The program provides an opportunity for students to complete a research project or thesis under the supervision of an experienced academic staff member.
Executive Education
The postgraduate program is designed to help students develop the skills and knowledge required to succeed in their chosen career. The program provides an opportunity for students to complete a research project or thesis under the supervision of an experienced academic staff member.
Ready to become a part of the ASE community
We're looking for people who are ready to take their lives in their own hands and make them better than they were before. We want to help you discover who you are, what your passions are, and how you can use those passions to make the world around you a better place.
Apply for a financial aid
All applicants are automatically considered for a merit scholarship when they submit their admission application.
If you have any questions regarding financial aid, please do not hesitate to contact ASE at: admissions@africanschoolofeconomics.com
Students Speak
"At the end of my training I would like to work in a development institution or organization within the field of governance and political economy. I will continue conducting research while gaining at least two years of professional experience before completing my training with a PhD in Public Policy, focused on political analysis and program evaluation. This will allow me to become more efficient in my work."
Nafissatou Lamidi
"I came to ASE seeking to combine serious training in economics with the chance to live in the region of my academic interest. I also look forward to joining IERPE's research agenda in order to acquire more experience in development economics."
Julio S. Solís
"My goal is to learn all of the technically practical and theoretical skills in economics that would enhance my professional goals of becoming an excellent researcher. These hands-on skills would prepare me for greater responsibilities in research and I feel the African School of Economics (ASE) is well positioned to enhance my knowledge."
Joseph Kamara
"ASE allows me to gain useful technical skills in economics, statistics and mathematics as well as a series of software, which allows me to be effective and efficient in applied research and professional writing. Most importantly, my skill in English has improved enormously such that I feel confident of pursuing my dream of obtaining a PhD at a top university in the US or the UK."
Estelle Kamhoua
"ASE offers an incredible opportunity to explore and acquire the knowledge necessary for success in each program offered. For example, I enjoyed the improvement English and Mathematics courses offered at the beginning of the first semester. I also greatly appreciate the availability of ASE's professors and administration, who work hard to help students achieve their goals. In particular, the PiAfs (Princeton in Africa Fellows) have helped me remarkably not only with strengthening my English but also with familiarizing myself with North American writing methodologies."
Patel Gbedjemaiho
"I chose to study at ASE because of the English curriculum, which I hope will prepare me for pursuing a Ph.D. in the United States."
Lucie Assonfack
