A brief discussion about the importance of entrepreneurial studies at the University of Liberia. The society all around is developing with technology and innovations. Thus, Education is the driving force behind every country’s economy, directly or indirectly. The University of Liberia has adapted to modernization, introducing entrepreneurship as a course and the E-Learning platform have started making students work in groups to solve problems, learn online and advanced their skills and innovative thinking to work through the modern day challenges in the workplace.
University of Liberia
Deputy Director
Mr. Blamo Nimle is a development practitioner with knowledge and skills to analyze socio-economic and environmental issues related to developing countries and for the design and promotion of development policies at national, regional and international levels. With several years of working experience both with the United Nations and the Secretariat of the African Union High Level Committee on P…
Mr. Blamo Nimle is a development practitioner with knowledge and skills to analyze socio-economic and environmental issues related to developing countries and for the design and promotion of development policies at national, regional and international levels. With several years of working experience both with the United Nations and the Secretariat of the African Union High Level Committee on Post-2015 Development Agenda, he has gained wealth of experience in sustainable economic transformation/pro development issues including Africa development priorities.
Mr. Nimle is a founding partner of the West African Center on Policy & Strategy (https://www.waceps.com serves as Coordinator for the Banking & Finance Department as well as Instructor for Entrepreneurship Education at the William V.S. Tubman University & Deputy Director for partnerships, Grants, Research & planning division At the University of Liberia.
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