Accounting

The overall goal of the AUN’s Accounting program is to provide students with the opportunity to develop advanced professional training in accountancy. Specific areas covered include:

• Business Costs and Revenue: Understanding how businesses generate income and manage expenses.
• Financial Reporting: Preparing and interpreting financial statements to ensure accurate representation of a company's financial position.
• Financial Analysis: Analyzing data to evaluate business performance and support decision-making.
• Taxes and Compliance: Gaining knowledge of tax regulations and ensuring businesses meet legal financial requirements.
• Budgeting and Cost Management: Planning and controlling finances to optimize profitability and operational efficiency.
• Performance Evaluation: Measuring and assessing business performance through key financial indicators.
• Accounts Receivable and Payable: Managing incoming payments from clients and outgoing payments to vendors.
• Payroll: Handling employee compensation, including wages, benefits, and tax withholdings.
• Reliability of Financial Reporting: Ensuring the accuracy, transparency, and trustworthiness of financial documents.

This degree prepares graduates for careers in public accounting, corporate finance, nonprofit financial management, and financial consulting. With a focus on ethical practice and service, graduates are well-positioned to strengthen financial accountability and drive positive change across the region and the African continent.

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