ROME BUSINESS SCHOOL IS A MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AFRICAN BUSINESS SCHOOLS
Rome Business School Nigeria joined the leagues of reputable business education associations duly represented by the Association of African Business Schools (AABS) in Africa, as it continues to deliver its topnotch educational services to professionals around Africa which is in line with the intended vision to be the leading and the most attended business school in Africa.
The Rome Business School’s affiliation with the Association of African Business Schools (AABS) is intended to promote quality benchmarking that focuses on the relevance and quality of the school’s activities (research, teaching, and student experience) to provide first-rate management education and the resulting meaningful impact.
AABS has evolved over the years, and in 2018, it embarked on a historic journey with the creation of AABS Accreditation, the first-ever African Accreditation for African business schools. This accreditation is based on African values and promises to propel African business schools to the forefront of management education.
The AABS Accreditation is intended to promote high standards in business education by using valid and benchmarked criteria, promoting inclusive social and economic progress, and taking into account relevant local contexts.
The Association of African Business Schools (AABS) certification focuses on the relevance and quality of the school’s mission, programs, facilities, and so on, as well as the beneficial influence the institution can have on society through its faculty members, research, and alumni. It assesses how well a school can nurture responsible management practices, educate its (and other) teachers, and contribute to the body of knowledge on business and management in Africa.
It is an honour for us to be a part of Africa’s largest community of Business Schools. Our students can now take advantage of a comprehensive portfolio of networking opportunities, and expand the frontiers of their certification credibility and acceptability within the African continent and beyond as well as the various perks that come with this connection.