Accounting and Finance

Department of Accounting and Finance

The Department of Accounting and Finance at Ethiopia Adventist College (EAC) is dedicated to training competent, ethical, and service-driven professionals capable of managing and transforming financial systems in both the public and private sectors.

Rooted in Christian values and academic excellence, the department equips students with technical expertise, analytical skills, and moral integrity to excel in financial management, auditing, taxation, and accounting practices in today’s dynamic economy.

Core Objectives

  • Develop skilled professionals in accounting, auditing, taxation, and financial management.
  • Promote ethical financial practices and transparency in organizational operations.
  • Equip students with practical tools for business analysis and decision-making.
  • Foster research and innovation addressing Ethiopia’s economic and financial challenges.
  • Strengthen linkages with industries, financial institutions, and professional bodies for experiential learning and career development.

Academic Program

Bachelor of Arts in Accounting and Finance

This program provides students with a strong foundation in financial and managerial accounting, taxation, auditing, and corporate finance. The curriculum integrates international accounting standards with the Ethiopian financial context to ensure graduates are well-prepared for both local and global careers.

Key Areas of Study Include:

  • Financial Accounting and Reporting
  • Management Accounting
  • Auditing and Assurance
  • Public Finance and Taxation
  • Financial Management
  • Cost Accounting
  • Investment and Portfolio Analysis
  • Business Law and Corporate Governance
  • Accounting Information Systems
  • Research Methods and Data Analysis

Learning Approach

EAC’s Department of Accounting and Finance emphasizes practical and value-based learning, including:

  • Real-world case studies and simulations
  • Internship placements in banks, accounting firms, and organizations
  • Research projects and seminars on current financial issues
  • Integration of Christian ethics in financial decision-making

Students are also exposed to the use of modern accounting software and financial tools, preparing them to adapt to emerging digital accounting environments.

Career Opportunities

Graduates from the Accounting and Finance program are equipped to pursue diverse careers such as:

  • Accountant or Auditor
  • Financial Analyst or Consultant
  • Tax Advisor or Revenue Officer
  • Investment and Risk Analyst
  • Budget or Treasury Officer
  • Banking and Microfinance Specialist
  • Finance Officer in NGOs, government, or corporate organizations
  • Academic or Researcher in business and finance disciplines

Research and Community Engagement

Research and Community Engagement

The Department actively promotes research and community-based financial literacy programs that encourage responsible financial management and entrepreneurship.
Faculty and students engage in research addressing:

  • Financial inclusion and access to credit
  • Public financial accountability
  • Small business finance and taxation
  • Ethical financial stewardship

These initiatives reflect EAC’s mission of Education for Service, fostering sustainable economic and social development.

Why Study Accounting and Finance at EAC?

  • Christ-centered approach emphasizing integrity and stewardship.
  • Qualified faculty with academic and professional expertise.
  • Practical, hands-on learning experiences through internships and projects.
  • Integration of local and international accounting standards.
  • Supportive environment for professional growth and certification readiness (ACCA, CPA, etc.).

Contact Information

Department of Accounting and Finance

Mr. Senberu Bullo – Department Head
Ethiopia Adventist College, Kuyera, Ethiopia