Executive Education Program in
Conservation
With its rich biodiversity, Africa stands at a pivotal juncture in the global conservation narrative. The Executive Education Program in Conservation at ALU School of Business is tailored for those passionate about preserving the continent’s unique ecosystems while promoting sustainable economic growth.
OVERVIEW
With its rich biodiversity, Africa stands at a pivotal juncture in the global conservation narrative. The Executive Education Program in Conservation at ALU School of Business is tailored for those passionate about preserving the continent’s unique ecosystems while promoting sustainable economic growth. The curriculum balances ecological studies with community engagement, policy formulation, and sustainable business models. Students will be equipped to lead conservation initiatives, collaborate with stakeholders, and design strategies that harmonize economic development with environmental stewardship.
Program details
The Conservation Executive Education Program is running from the Beginning of May 2025 to the End of December 2025. The Conservation Executive Education Program includes 5 courses:
Course 1
The Business of Conservation: From the Beginning of May 2025 for 8-weeks
Course 2
Conservation and Biodiversity Management and Governance: From the Beginning of May 2025 for 8-weeks
Course 3
Conservation Biodiversity Policy and Strategy: From the Beginning of September 2025 for 8-weeks
Course 4
Conservation Markets and Finance: From the Beginning of September 2025 for 8-weeks
Course 5
Conservation Biodiversity in Practice: From the Beginning of September 2025 for 8-weeks
Target Audience
The target audience for the course “Executive Education Program in Agribusiness” could include:
Business Leaders and Executives
Professionals in conservation, sustainability, and policy-making.
Entrepreneurs and Innovators
and Innovators aiming integrating conservation into business models.
Investors and financial professionals
seeking biodiversity investment opportunities.
Government officials
policy-makers, and conservation managers in environmental governance.
Leaders of protected areas
wildlife ranches, and community-based conservation projects.
NGOs
community organizations, and international agencies involved in conservation efforts.
Legal Experts
consultants, and strategists shaping biodiversity and conservation policies.
Field-based conservation practitioners
project managers, and environmental researchers.
Community leaders
Those studying African agriculture and agribusiness.
and advocates focused on sustainable wildlife economies and conservation finance.
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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