Executive Education Program in
Agribusiness
Designed for those who see the future of food security, sustainable farming, and innovative agri-tech solutions, this course will provide students with the business acumen and strategic vision required in the dynamic world of agribusiness.
OVERVIEW
Africa’s agricultural potential is vast, and ALUSB’s Agribusiness Executive Education Program endeavors to unlock this potential. Designed for those who see the future of food security, sustainable farming, and innovative agri-tech solutions, this course will provide students with the business acumen and strategic vision required in the dynamic world of agribusiness. The curriculum incorporates everything from supply chain management to sustainable farming practices, ensuring graduates can harness Africa’s agricultural promise and lead transformative agribusiness ventures.
Program details
The Executive Education Program in Agribusiness runs from the beginning of May 2025 to the end of December 2025. It consists of 4 courses:
Course 1
Fundamentals of African Agribusiness:
From the beginning of May 2025 for 8 weeks
Course 2
Value Chain Management in Agribusiness:
From the beginning of May 2025 for 8 weeks
Course 3
Agri-Finance and Risk Management:
From the Beginning of September 2025 for 8 weeks
Course 4
Innovation and Sustainability in African Agribusiness:
From the Beginning of September 2025 for 8 weeks
Target Audience
The target audience for the course “Executive Education Program in Agribusiness” could include:
Executives and Senior Management:
Leaders in agribusiness looking to expand in Africa, and executives from other industries interested in agriculture.
Policymakers and Government Officials:
Individuals in agriculture ministries, trade departments, and development agencies who shape agricultural policies.
Entrepreneurs and Start-up Founders
Those looking to launch or scale agribusiness ventures in Africa.
Development Professionals:
People working for NGOs and international organizations involved in agricultural development in Africa.
Investors and Financial Institutions:
Entities interested in investing in African agribusiness.
Academics and Researchers:
Those studying African agriculture and agribusiness.
By targeting this diverse audience, the course can cater to a wide range of stakeholders interested in African agribusiness, providing them with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate and succeed in this dynamic sector.
FAQs
The Program fee does not include flights, accommodation, and expenses during
the in-person component.
Networking Events
Company visits
- Format: Blended learning combining online self-directed learning with in-person or virtual workshops
- Description: This option begins with an Intensive in-person gathering in one of our Campuses (in Kigali Rwanda, and Beau Plan – Pamplemousses, Mauritius), followed by self-directed online learning supplemented by virtual or in-person workshops. The course integrates self-directed learning with various content, such as videos, additional reading materials, infographics, and PDFs. Virtual workshops provide opportunities for networking, real-world problem-solving, and the cultivation of critical thinking, collaboration, and leadership skills. The objective is to bridge the divide between classroom learning and practical experiences.
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