Albert Luthuli Leadership Institute (ALLI)

Albert Luthuli Leadership Institute | University of Pretoria

BACKGROUND
 
 
The Albert Luthuli Leadership Institute (ALLI) builds on the legacy of the Albert Luthuli Centre for Responsible Leadership. Established in 2011 in the Faculty of Economic Management Sciences, the Centre focused on understanding responsibility in the context of a sustainable future. Since its inception, the Centre has delivered 100+ Master’s students, 7 doctoral students and has produced numerous peer-reviewed publications.
 
The Albert Luthuli Leadership Institute was formally established in November 2020 with the vision “Reimagine Leadership”. The Institute has a broad mandate, including inter- and trans-disciplinary research, spanning boundaries between academic disciplines and faculty borders. Its research, teaching and engagement uses novel and emerging approaches to leadership to address pressing social, environmental and economic challenges.
 
 
VISION
 
To reimagine leadership in Africa 
 
 
MISSION
 
Pursuing scholarship, education and societal engagement that reimagine leadership towards social, environmental, and economic justice.
 
 
 
PURPOSE
 
We contribute to leadership that prioritises social and environmental justice by advancing theory through evidence-based research. Our postgraduate programmes and short courses are grounded in transformative pedagogy and breed a generation of leaders who demonstrate integrity, transparency, and accountability in all their actions.
 
                  
 
 
THREE FOCUS AREAS
 

This focus area integrates the principles of responsible leadership into undergraduate programs and the Masters in Responsible Leadership. Research focuses on reinterpreting leadership from a critical management perspective and on leadership as a vital ingredient in creating graduates and contexts conducive to social innovation addressing local challenges.

   

This area focuses on the leadership capabilities needed to implement complex agendas such as the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This is done through the South African SDG Hub, the South African SDG Policy Support Initiative, Master’s in Development Practice (MDP) and the South African network of the Sustainable Development Solutions Network.

   
The main focus of this area is on understanding firstly the current, and secondly the espoused public interest responsibility of the accounting profession. Taking a responsible leadership lens, this study will provide a multi-stakeholder perspective into the potential of the accounting professional to advance public accountability.

 

 

DEGREE PROGRAMS OFFERED

Masters in Responsible Leadership

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Masters in Development Practice

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Masters with Specialisation in Critical Accounting

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PhD (Leadership)

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Our core focus areas:

  • Sustainable Development Goals
  • Responsible Leadership
  • Integrated Reporting
  • Development Practice
 
Our core initiatives:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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20 June 2024
2025 Applications are Open! and we are waiting for your Application
A key objective of the Albert Luthuli Leadership Institute is to develop the next generation of responsible leaders. As an emerging field our academic teaching covers both the theory of responsible leadership as well as active development of responsible leaders. We offer 4 degree programmes, a PhD in Leadership, ...
05 June 2024
A presentation for Senate: ​Enabling continuity and sustainability of CCE initiatives in the face of the transient nature of the student journey - Ms Priscilla Morley, Network Manager of SDSN South Africa
Ms. Morley began by defining a touch point as any moment when one individual gains an impression of another, through some form of interaction which may alter how any individual feels and whether they choose to further interact with the other person. Multiple touch points create a journey and influence a journey ...