The African School of Economics
Producing Cutting-Edge
Economic Research
Founded in 2014 by Princeton University Professor Leonard Wantchekon , the African School of Economics (ASE) is a Pan-African graduate university dedicated to producing cutting-edge economic research, public policy, and world-renowned social scientists and economic leaders on the continent. Headquartered in Abomey-Calavi, Benin, and with campuses in Cote d’ivoire and Nigeria, ASE hosts a number of affiliated institutes, including the Institute for Empirical Research in Political Economy (IERPE) and the Pan-African Scientific Research Council (PASRC).
ASE History
Professor Leonard Wantchekon
Leonard Wantchekon is the Founder and President of the African School of Economics. He is also a Professor of Politics, International Affairs and Economics (affiliated faculty) at Princeton University. Prior to joining Princeton University, he was on the faculty of New York University (2001-2011), and Yale University (1995-2001). He received his Ph.D. in Economics from Northwestern University (1995) and his M.A. in Economics from Laval University and University of British Columbia (1992).
Founder,
Proffessor Leonard Wantchekon.
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ASE at a Glance
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Eager students driven by knowledge that improves economies globally.
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Professional and well curated courses that gives you the fundamentals with ease.
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Well equipped campuses that provides conducive learning environs.
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