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Africa Is Essential To ‘Global’ Business Education

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By Nicolas Arnaud
| Poets&Quants for Exexcutives
For decades, business schools have competed to become more international, expanding exchange programs, developing partnerships across borders, recruiting students and faculty from different regions, and creating opportunities for learners to experience new markets and cultures. As the geopolitical landscape has becomes more fragmented in recent times, business schools need to reconsider what it means to be truly global.
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Africa Is Essential To ‘Global’ Business Education

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By Nicolas Arnaud
| Poets&Quants Verified
For decades, business schools have competed to become more international, expanding exchange programs, developing partnerships across borders, recruiting students and faculty from different regions, and creating opportunities for learners to experience new markets and cultures. As the geopolitical landscape has becomes more fragmented in recent times, business schools need to reconsider what it means to be truly global.
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A Critical Role for Africa’s Business Schools

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By Nicolas Arnaud
| AACSB Insights
As Africa’s economy grows more global, schools will need to move away from traditional siloed educational approaches and embrace interdisciplinary studies. Africa’s business schools gain credibility when they attain international accreditation credentials that signal that their programs are comparable to those in the Global North.
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