About Rabat Business School
Dean's Welcome
Dr. Olivier Aptel
Director General of Rabat Business School
Dean of College of Management
Rabat Business School, accredited by the AACSB since 2020, prepares the future leaders that the African economy needs by relying on a team of a core faculty composed of 62% international permanent professors, covering 20 different nationalities.
This specificity, unique in Africa and very rare in the rest of the world, is a real opportunity for our students to develop both the managerial skills and the intercultural agility that companies need. This “little extra soul” makes our alumni leaders capable of communicating, acting and deciding in a globalized environment.
Our sole ambition is to guarantee the employability of our graduates by transmitting to them the values of excellence and awareness.
Rabat Business School is also an exceptional environment and work setting in which our students enjoy a vibrant extra-curriculum life.
It is for all these reasons that Rabat Business School is became the only business school in Africa and Middle East to be ranked in the Top 100 best business schools in the world of the prestigious Financial Times international ranking

Our Mission
“Prepare through education, practice and research, responsible and multicultural future leaders able to operate in a global context, contributing to a better Africa.”
Our Vision
“Become the World Reference for Business Schools in Africa”
Facts & Figures






Campus Life
International Advisory Board
Academic Members

Prof. Ira Weiss

Prof. Luis BRITO

Prof. Per CRAMER

Prof. Alice GUILHON

Prof. Federico PASIN

Prof. Clara RAPOSO

Prof. Giuseppe SODA

Prof. Marie WILSON

Prof. Xiaobo WU
Corporate Members

Mr. Mourad
ALEM

Mr. Minhaj BENCHERIF

Mrs. Nora
WAHBY
Executive Committee

Olivier
APTEL, PhD
Director General of Rabat Business School

Ahmed
ENNASRI, PhD

Ikram
JEBABLI, PhD

Nacef
MOURI, PhD

Mrs. Sarah BENNANI

Mr. Abdellatif HARRAIDA

Mrs. Ijlal
MOUFID
The pedagogy of Rabat Business School, professional training

