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Doing Business in Southern Africa
The Doing Business in Southern Africa Programme provides students with an in-depth understanding of the institutional, policy, and economic landscape of Southern African countries. The programme equips future entrepreneurs and managers with the insight needed to navigate the challenges and opportunities present in this dynamic and rapidly developing region.
Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the development challenges facing Southern Africa, explore the growth of emerging markets, and identify areas of future business potential. Through interactive discussions and case studies, participants will also engage with current and future policy issues within a developing-country context.
In addition, the programme raises awareness of the social, environmental, and ethical considerations that shape business practices in Africa, fostering a well-rounded and contextually informed approach to doing business in the region.
Key Things to Note:
Date of Programme: 19 June – 16 July 2026
Please note: All summer school students follow the course – Introduction to South Africa's Political History – in the first week (22 - 26 June 2026). After the first week the summer school group splits up into the different academic programmes.
Academic Weight: 7 US Credits / 14 ECTS Credits
(Optional Top up of 2 US/4 ECTS Credits available)
Language: English
Requirements: Minimum GPA Requirement of 2.5