Africa expertise in Reutlingen: Research conference of the ‘Doing Business in Africa’ research group at the Chamber of Industry and Commerce in Reutlingen

Africa is a market of the future – the researchers of the research group Doing Business in Africa // ESB Business School, Reutlingen University recognise this in the same way as the industry experts at the IHK Reutlingen do.  This is why the DBA research group organised the conference ‘Doing Business in Africa – Business meets Science’ on 22 April together with the IHK and the Kiel Institute for the World Economy. Over 80 experts from academia and business discussed opportunities and possibilities for the African continent.

“It was important to us not just to talk about the potential of African markets in abstract terms. The topics of the conference were therefore geared towards specific business activities,” says Professor Dr Philipp von Carlowitz, head of the DBA research group. The conference modules focused among other matters on topics such:

• China’s current role in Africa and its impact on German companies
• The importance of the African Continental Free Trade Area
• Strategies for opening up African markets

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Comillas reaffirms its leadership in Teaching and Learning according to the CYD Ranking prepared by the Fundación CYD!

The ranking places the university as the first university in Spain in Teaching and Learning, the only one with 100% of the high performance indicators in this area, and as the third Spanish university in International Orientation. Full article https://bit.ly/3V2Oery

Dublin City University has been ranked #59 globally in Times Higher Education Young Universities.

This is a very welcome affirmation of a dedicated team, devoted to their students and research. https://lnkd.in/edvg6Zmw

Rethinking the Global Trading System workshop at North Carolina State Poole College of Management

Leading scholars, policymakers and industry experts gathered at Poole College recently to discuss crucial issues in international economics at our Rethinking the Global Trading System workshop. The event was designed to foster a deeper understanding and generate innovative solutions for the challenges facing our global economy.

Made possible through the Owens Distinguished Professorship of International Economics, the workshop was organized by hashtag#PoolePack faculty Filomena Garcia, Andrew Greenland and Luca David Opromolla, and Mostafa Beshkar of Indiana University.

Special thanks to our colleagues from the Peterson Institute for International Economics and NC State – College of Agriculture and Life Sciences for your support and collaboration. Thank you also to all of the participants for sharing your expertise.

Financial Times: NEOMA’s Executive Education joins the world’s Top 20!

NEOMA has achieved an exceptional performance in the 2024 ranking dedicated to hashtag#ExecutiveEducation programmes. Our School combines a very strong progression in the “Custom” ranking and an entry for the first time in the “Open” ranking.

More specifically, NEOMA ranks in:

• 19th in the world (up 17 places) and 5th in France in the “Custom” ranking (tailor-made programs)
  – 37th in the world and 6th in France in the “Open” ranking (inter-company programs)

“NEOMA has now achieved a double success: the school has made remarkable progress in terms of tailor-made training and has made an equally remarkable entry into the ranking of inter-company programmes,” says Delphine Manceau. “Our breakthrough is the result of the very high satisfaction rate of the participants, a key element in this ranking. The acquisition of MELTIS : organisme de formation professionnelle, a company specialising in continuing education, has also enabled NEOMA to take on a new dimension in the Executive Education sector. We are ploughing our furrow and achieving our objective of strengthening NEOMA’s influence in the continuing education market.”

Crucial issues in international economics discussion

Leading scholars, policymakers and industry experts gathered at Poole College recently to discuss crucial issues in international economics at our Rethinking the Global Trading System workshop. The event was designed to foster a deeper understanding and generate innovative solutions for the challenges facing our global economy.

Made possible through the Owens Distinguished Professorship of International Economics, the workshop was organized by hashtag#PoolePack faculty Filomena Garcia, Andrew Greenland and Luca David Opromolla, and Mostafa Beshkar of Indiana University.

Special thanks to our colleagues from the Peterson Institute for International Economics and NC State – College of Agriculture and Life Sciences for your support and collaboration. Thank you also to all of the participants for sharing your expertise.

TOP 7!  Le Parisien Étudiant publishes its ranking of the best business schools and ranks NEOMA in 7th place.

In the thematic rankings, our Master in Management Program stands out on the following criteria:

• Foreign professors: 3rd rank
• International Mobility: 4th
• Number of countries proposed: 4th place
• Research Production: 5th place

With this ranking, which closes the 23-24 season, NEOMA consolidates its place in the French TOP 7. In the editorial section, you can find the interview with Maxence Schneggenburger, a NEOMA student, who talks about his double degree course with IRIS – Institut de Relations Internationales et Stratégiques: https://bit.ly/4av6LRI