A student crosses the KIAMI campus at the end of the day.

Next intake - November 2026

KIAKWAMA Institute of Management and Innovation.

A management school in Mbanza-Ngungu, rooted in the DRC and open to the world. A Bachelor's Degree in Management with six possible specialisations, an incubator, a research centre: training does not stop at the classroom door. Part of the course takes place in companies and on field projects, supervised and assessed like the rest of the programme.

Part of your degree takes place outside the classroom.

Seminars led by practitioners, projects carried out in the field, management simulations and placements with partner companies. At KIAMI, theory and the real practice of management move forward together, from the first semester to the last.

Lectures, seminars and business simulation Projects, placements and mentoring

Where the programme leads

Commercial banks Mining and energy Telecoms operators Agribusiness Fintech Transport and logistics Electric mobility Accountancy firms Digital startups Serial entrepreneur NGOs and international donors Manufacturing industries Communications agencies Formal SMEs Insurance Microfinance institutions Audit and consulting firms Public administrations and state-owned enterprises Civil engineering and construction Distribution and retail Import-export Hospitality and tourism Healthcare and pharmaceuticals River and port transport Media and broadcasting Agricultural cooperatives International organisations Large companies and groups

A campus in the heart of Kongo Central, open to the world.

6 Specialisations, chosen from the second year
3 Years of Bachelor's study, within the LMD framework, in line with international standards
Nov. 2026 Start of the academic year

Explore the campus

A group of students talking on a campus walkway.
November 2026 Next intake

Applications are open.

The application is submitted directly online. You can also request the detailed programme documentation before making up your mind.

Companies

Become a partner.

Part of our students' course takes place in practical work and in companies: seminars led by practitioners, projects carried out in the field, placements and a supervised project. Immersion deepens year after year, from simple discovery in the first year to the long final-year placement.

Hosting a KIAMI student is not doing a school a favour: it is training the person you will hire.

What you host A prepared student, followed by dual supervision, academic and professional
What you gain A future colleague you will have trained in your own methods
What it requires A tripartite agreement, a named supervisor, and real work to hand over