Student spaces, simulation and technology tools for learning
Technology tools and management simulations for hands-on learning.
The campus
The KIAMI campus is at Mbanza-Ngungu, on the corridor linking Kinshasa to the port of Matadi.
Facilities designed to bring learning closer to the real conditions of professional practice.

Technology tools and management simulations for hands-on learning.
Planned. Every student can build their own business there during their studies, from the first year and whatever their specialisation.
Course materials, assignments and exchanges with lecturers are brought together on a learning platform that can be reached remotely.
Spaces suited to work in small groups, essential for case studies and team projects.
Partnerships are planned with African, European and North American institutions, for student mobility at postgraduate level.
The KIAMI campus
Designed for learning through practice, anchored in the Kinshasa–Matadi corridor.
Kongo Central
Mbanza-Ngungu sits on the economic corridor between the capital and the port of Matadi, through which most of the DRC's foreign trade passes. Students find there a fabric of businesses within reach of the campus (agribusiness, transport, trade and services), extended by partners in Kinshasa and, as the intakes follow one another, by a network open to the other provinces.

Practising professionals speak on campus from the first year, setting theory against their day-to-day work.

In the final year, every student is supported by a practitioner from the sector they are aiming for, through to the review of their skills.

Activities and spaces designed to support students' development and to accompany them throughout their studies.
Campus visits and information sessions are held ahead of the start of term. Leave us your details to be notified of the dates.