Cynthia Joseph was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti and immigrated to the United Statesat the age of seven. She was raised…

2018 Africa Meeting of the Econometric Society Hosted by the African School of Economics (ASE) Golden Tulip Hotel | Cotonou,…

In line with the university’s mission, the African School of Economics launched the first cycle of undergraduate studies for the…

Born in Michigan, and raised there and in the Greater Boston area, Corine graduated from the University of Michigan in…

At the African School of Economics, there is a pride and value on the high quality education and sector-specific experiences…

In line with the university’s mission, the African School of Economics launched the first cycle of undergraduate studies for the…

As a part of the launch of the African School of Economics’ new undergraduate program, the partnership with the University…

On Tuesday, May 15th, ASE hosted Dr. Arthur Vido from the Department of History and Archaeology at the University of…

The African School of Economics has launched its Institute for African Studies (IAS), which is the crucible of history and…

On Friday, June 1st, the ASE community welcomed Mr. Johanes Agbahey from Humboldt University of Berlin (Germany) as a presenter…

On Friday, April 13th Bart Kudrzycki joined ASE as the latest Academic Seminar presenter. Mr. Kudrzycki holds a Master’s degree…

On April 10, Dr. Joachim Jarreau visited ASE to present his paper, “Determinants of Petty Corruption in Transport – Evidence…

On April 9th 2018, a delegation from the Poverty Reduction, Equity and Growth Network (PEGNet) visited the ASE campus. Led by researcher and…

Fifty years after the assassination of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Junior, the international community continues to reexamine King’s legacy…

On Friday, March 30th, several ASE students had the opportunity to attend a film screening of Hidden Figures at the…

On Tuesday, March 6th, Dr. Augustin Aoudji visited ASE for an Academic Research Seminar on “Upgrading opportunities in agricultural value…

ASE Launches New Website! 22 March 2018. The African School of Economics is pleased to announce the launch of its…

In the first Academic Research Seminar related to African history, Serge Ouitona, a historian and Associate of Research at the…

The deadline for the call to papers to attend or present at the the 2018 Africa Meeting of the Econometric Society…

16 February 2018. Mr. Gregory Valadié and two of his TechnoServe colleagues gave an engaging presentation at ASE’s Workshop Seminar…

February 6, 2018. In the latest installment of the Academic Research Seminar series, Hector Agossa delivered a lecture on “The…

Recruited a couple of months ago and already in charge of a huge department at ASE, The Development Research Lab,…

ASE Communications: What is your name and position held at IREEP/ASE? Aïchatou Hougbe: My name is Aïchatou Hougbe, and I…

Messan Agbaglah is a Professor of Microeconomics at the African School of Economics (ASE). Prior to joining ASE, he was…

Gaius A. is a young Beninese graduate with a Master’s degree in Mathematics, Economics and Statistics from the African School…

On December 16, 2017, the African School of Economics held its second annual Graduation and Commencement Ceremony. This year’s cohort…

The African School of Economics distinguishes itself from other universities not only by the quality of training offered through its…

SIER concluded on December 19th with two trainings on econometrics and machine learning. Professor Pierre Nguimkeu of Georgia State University…

On December 18, 2017, SIER held its first day of trainings for ASE students. Incorporating concepts of Institutions and Econometrics,…

On December 15, 2017, ASE’s annual Summer Institute for Economic Research (SIER) held its second consecutive day of panels. Conducted in a…