Brehanu Borji Ayalew
Professor
Business and Management
Hawassa University
Ethiopia
Biography
1977-1991: Served Ethiopian Air Force at Asab, Jigiga and Dire Dawa bases up to the down fall of the Derg Regime with the military rank of captain. 2001 -2017: Served as a Full-Time Lecturer in the Hawassa University, offering the following courses: International Business (PG class) Business Research Methods; Mathematics for Management, Quantitative Analysis for Business Decision (PG Class) Strategic Management (PG class) International Marketing (PG class) Statistics for Management Introduction to management Business Environment and policy formulation. Organizational Behavior (PG class) Marketing Management (PG class) 2001-2003: Served as the coordinator of Management, Marketing and Secretary Science programs Nov. 13, 2008- June 2010 : Served as the Head of Management, Accounting and Cooperatives programs as they were organized by BPR. 2010-2011 : Served as the Dean for the School of Graduate Studies, Hawassa University 2012 - 2014 : Served as the Dean of Awada Campus at Hawassa University
Research Interest
International Business (PG class) Business Research Methods; Mathematics for Management, Quantitative Analysis for Business Decision (PG Class) Strategic Management (PG class) International Marketing (PG class) Statistics for Management Introduction to management
Publications
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R. Karunkaran, Brehanu Borji and Ahmedin Sherefa (2011). Determinants of Cooperatives Members participation in input and output marketing by multipurpose cooperatives- An Empirical Analysis in Tigry Region, Ethiopia, published in Malaysian Journal of Cooperative Studies, ISSN: 1823-5387, Vol. 7: 15-36.
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Brehanu Borji (2011). Assessing the Impact of Population Explosion On Global Environment, Hawassa, Ethiopia, International Journal of Research in Commerce, Economics and Management.
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Brehanu Borji (2011).Status of Investment In Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples Regional State (SNNPRS) From 1993-2011, Hawassa, Ethiopia: International Journal of Research in Commerce and Management,
