A School, a Shared Story!

The Ecole Supérieure Algérienne des Affaires starts its third decade of evolution with a clear perspective, deeply rooted in the very essence of its existence, persistently marked by a positive bipolarity. This congruent dualism oscillates between an academic world on one hand and entrepreneurship in all its environmental complexity on the other.

Knowledge, the impression of knowledge, the feeling of knowledge, the conviction of knowledge, the persuasion of knowledge, the obstruction to knowledge, the abstraction from knowledge— disregarding any other precept, not apparent in such an occurrence—would reveal a dichotomy, albeit proportionally, addressing a concept as irregular as it is registered as a reference framework.

Creating its own dimension with multiple variables represented by an equation of Excellence, Innovation, and Team Spirit—values that advocate for pure reason—it concerns  all the processes, mainly the didactic ones, deployed by the Algerian Higher School of Business, embodied by its optimal learning approaches and rational management practices.

Aware of social and societal changes, as well as technical mutations, reflecting  the supposed impacts, sustained by a resilient economic fabric, whether Algerian or international, the Algerian Higher  School of Business has dedicated itself, and remains, deeply committed to contextual variations by offering innovative programs in response to the growing need for managerial skills in both commercial and non-commercial sectors, whether public or private.

The school strives for continuous improvement through active monitoring of its ecosystem, ensuring the expectations of everyone, particularly in terms of teaching and training of contractual and diligent staff, without hesitation, through a development scheme which helps diversify its programs.

In short , the Algerian Higher School of Business is now part of a model that aligns with progress and remains committed to national and human values.

“Each generation believes it is destined to remake the world, yet mine knows it will not remake it; but its task is even greater, it must prevent the world from falling apart.” — Camus.