Background and experience
2026 - : Assistant Professor at the School of Business and Law, University of Agder, Norway.
2022 - 2025: PhD student at the School of Business and Law, UiA
05/2021 to 20/04/2022: Trainer in digital literacy at Secours Catholique, Chanteloup les Vignes, France
March 2021: Participation in an international case study competition on sustainable companies and financing based on environmental, social, and governance criteria (Certified)
03/06/2021-05/08/2021: Trainer in financial education, life coaching, and personal development with Learn-Do-Succeed
02/2020 to 12/2020: Logistics officer at Karma Paris, France
11/2020 to 02/2020: Logistics officer at Cubyn, Ile de France
08/2019-12/2019: Inventory auditor at RGIS Paris, France
05/2019: Events Coordinator, Hult International Business School in Paris, France
07/2016-09/2018: Junior lecturer and Teaching assistant at the Catholic University of Bukavu, Congo
08/2015 to 04/2016: Customer relationship officer at FINCA RD Congo
Areas of responsibility
Roger Aganze works as a Research fellow and assistant professor at the Center for Research on Social Entreprises and Microfinance Institutions (CERSEM). Expertise: Business, Microeconomics, Financial inclusion and development, and Applied Economics.
His research focuses on understanding the financial inclusion of disadvantaged individuals at the bottom of the pyramid.
He holds a master's degree in Mathematical Methods in Economics and Finance from the University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (France), a master's degree in Transport and Logistics from the Université Libre de Bruxelles (Belgium), and a master's degree in Financial Management from the Université Catholique de Bukavu (Dem. Rep. of Congo).
Teaching
Microeconomics
Theory of Knowledge and Core Theories in Management
Statistics and Quantitative Methods
Business Economics
Production and Operation Management
Applied Econometrics
Research
Savings groups
Microeconomics
International Business
Entrepreneurship
Applied Econometrics
Logistics and Supply Chain Management