Vision - EENI Global Business School

Strategic markets

EENI Key Markets - Emerging and Lower-Middle-Income Countries: Africa, Latin America and Asia-Pacific (India)

EENI Global Business School seeks to facilitate global access to higher education at an affordable price, particularly those segments and people neglected by the traditional universities.

However, EENI Global Business School & University considers strategic the following regions and countries:

Short-term:

  1. Africa. Creation of a University in Africa
  2. Latin America. Creation of a University in Latin America
  3. Middle East

EENI African Portal

African Business (Master, Courses, Doctorates)

Medium-term:

  1. India. Campus or Regional University in India.
  2. Southeast Asia
  3. Central Asia

As we can see on the map of Worldwide Gross Enrolment Rates, regions and countries with lighter colours (Africa, Asia-Pacific, Latin America) , offer the greatest growth potential in enrollment in university education (Source: UNESCO).

Worldwide higher education Map

EENI Students in Africa (Burkina Faso)

Online Master in Foreign Trade Burkina

EENI considers that certain markets, like China and the United States, due to their peculiarities or their protectionism level, are not viable but through a physical presence of the University (regional campus).

So in principle, they will not be considered as key markets for EENI neither to short nor medium-term. Although, there is a potential market for their Diaspora.

Comparison between the ability to access to the Global Market between a Traditional University and EENI:

Target Markets EENI Global Business School

Adaptation and Internationalisation Strategy of EENI

Online Higher Education in Spanish Mercados Online Higher Education in French Marchés stratégiques de l’Université EENI Online Higher Education in Portuguese Mercados





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