SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND FINANCE

Accounting introduces students to the principles and practices of recording, classifying, analysing, and reporting financial information. Students explore accounting concepts, financial statements, transactions, and reporting processes while developing practical skills for maintaining accurate financial records and supporting sound decision-making within businesses, churches, ministries, nonprofits, and other organizations.

Budgeting equips students with practical knowledge for planning, allocating, monitoring, and controlling financial resources. Students examine budget preparation, forecasting, expenditure management, variance analysis, and accountability while developing competencies to create effective budgets that support organizational objectives, financial discipline, sustainability, and responsible stewardship. 

Church Finance focuses on the principles and practices required to manage financial resources within churches and Christian ministries. Students explore stewardship, budgeting, accounting, financial accountability, internal controls, fundraising, reporting, and ethical financial management while developing competencies for promoting transparency, sustainability, and responsible stewardship of church resources. 

Financial Management develops students’ ability to manage financial resources strategically and responsibly. Students examine financial analysis, planning, investment, budgeting, risk, financial decision-making, and organizational performance while developing competencies for effective financial management within businesses, churches, ministries, nonprofit organizations, and other institutions. 

Financial Planning equips students with knowledge and skills for developing, implementing, and evaluating financial plans. Students explore financial goals, resource allocation, forecasting, budgeting, investment considerations, cash-flow management, and long-term planning while developing strategies that promote financial stability, sustainability, informed decision-making, and organizational growth. 

Risk Planning introduces students to the identification, assessment, treatment, and monitoring of financial and organizational risks. Students examine risk exposure, controls, mitigation strategies, contingency planning, and decision-making while developing practical approaches to protecting organizational resources, maintaining continuity, and strengthening financial resilience.