Year

Semester

Course

Key Learning Themes

Year I

Semester I

Communicative English language Skills I, Critical Thinking, Geography of Ethiopia and the Horn, Economics, General Psychology and History of Ethiopia and the Horn

Integration of communication, critical thinking, and foundational sciences to understand historical and social contexts

Semester II

Social Anthropology, Introduction to Emerging Technologies, Mathematics for Social Sciences, Inclusiveness, Physical Fitness, Global trends, Moral and Civic Education, Entrepreneurship and Communicative English Language Skills II

Advancement of communication and scientific literacy while promoting social awareness and ethical responsibility.

Year II

Semester I

Fundamentals of Accounting I, Fundamentals of Information Systems, Introduction to management, Business Mathematics, Macroeconomics and Basic Statistics

The courses cover foundational concepts essential for business success: Fundamentals of Accounting I focuses on financial statements and the accounting cycle; Fundamentals of Information Systems explores system components and emerging technologies; Introduction to Management emphasizes management functions and leadership styles; Business Mathematics applies mathematical and statistical principles to business contexts; Macroeconomics examines economic indicators and policies affecting the global economy; and Basic Statistics teaches data summarization and inferential analysis using statistical tools.

Semester II

Fundamentals of Accounting II, Business Law, Business Statistics, Principles of Marketing, Risk management and Insurance and Contemporary Business Communication

The courses provide critical insights into business operations and legal frameworks: Fundamentals of Accounting II delves into advanced accounting topics and financial reporting; Business Law covers legal principles impacting commerce; Business Statistics focuses on data analysis for decision-making; Principles of Marketing explores market strategies and consumer behavior; Risk Management and Insurance addresses identifying and mitigating business risks; and Contemporary Business Communication emphasizes effective communication strategies in modern business environments.

Year III

Semester I

Intermediate Financial Accounting I, Cost and Management Accounting I, Research Method in Accounting and Finance, Financial Management I, Accounting for Public Sector and Civil society and Financial Institutions and Market

The courses equip students with advanced financial and managerial accounting skills: Intermediate Financial Accounting I focuses on complex accounting standards and reporting; Cost and Management Accounting I emphasizes cost analysis and budgeting for decision-making; Research Methods in Accounting and Finance introduces methodologies for financial research; Financial Management I covers principles of financial analysis and investment decisions; Accounting for Public Sector and Civil Society explores financial practices in governmental and non-profit organizations; and Financial Institutions and Market examines the role and functioning of financial markets and institutions.

Semester II

Intermediate Financial Accounting II, Operations Research, Econometrics for Finance, Financial Modeling, Financial Management II and Cost & Management Accounting II

The courses enhance analytical and financial decision-making skills: Intermediate Financial Accounting II addresses advanced financial reporting and standards; Operations Research focuses on optimization techniques for business problems; Econometrics for Finance applies statistical methods to financial data analysis; Financial Modeling teaches the creation of models for financial forecasting and analysis; Financial Management II delves into advanced financial strategies and risk management; and Cost & Management Accounting II emphasizes advanced costing techniques and performance measurement for effective management.

Year IV

Semester I

Advanced Financial Accounting I, Auditing Principles and Practice I, Operation Management, Accounting Information systems, Public Finance and Taxation, Senior Research Project I, Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management and  Internship

The courses provide a comprehensive framework for advanced financial practices and operational efficiency: Advanced Financial Accounting I explores complex accounting issues and consolidations; Auditing Principles and Practice I covers auditing standards and methodologies; Operations Management focuses on optimizing production and service processes; Accounting Information Systems examines the role of technology in accounting; Public Finance and Taxation analyzes government financial operations and tax policy; Senior Research Project I emphasizes independent research skills; Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management teaches investment strategies and risk assessment; and Internship offers practical experience in a real-world business environment.

Semester II

Advanced Financial Accounting II, Accounting Software Application, Senior Research Project II, Project Analysis and Evaluation, Auditing Principles and Practices II and Strategic Management

The courses focus on advanced accounting practices and strategic decision-making: Advanced Financial Accounting II delves into intricate financial transactions and international accounting standards; Accounting Software Application equips students with skills in using software for efficient accounting processes; Senior Research Project II enhances independent research capabilities; Project Analysis and Evaluation teaches methods for assessing project feasibility and performance; Auditing Principles and Practices II builds on auditing standards and practices; and Strategic Management emphasizes the development of long-term strategies for organizational success.