Program Goal
This programme will offer skills in financial management and Business finance that address the finance requirements of an organisation. Learners will be trained in the fundamental aspects of the accounting and finance coupled with training for management in the discipline. Students who have no background in accounting will learn the skills and theory required to excel in a career in finance as well as the concepts and procedures of financial reporting.
Career Opportunities
- Accountant
- Accounts Manager
- Company Secretary
- Assistant Tax Manager
- Taxation Manager
Duration of Programme
- Four (4) semesters.
Minimum Entry Requirements
- KCSE aggregate Grade of C- and above or its equivalent as ascertained by Ministry of Education
- Mathematics D-
- Either English or Kiswahili D-
Learning Outcomes
- Maintain internal control systems
- Prepare financial statements for corporate entities
- Prepare tax returns
- Report on business performance
- Provide financial and business information
- Prepare management accounting reports
- Interpret and use financial statistics and tools
CURRICULUM SETUP FOR DIPLOMA IN BANKING AND FINANCE
YEAR 1 SEMESTER 1
CORE UNITS
- DCU 100 Communication Skills
- DCU 102 Entrepreneurship Skills
- DHR 103 Human Resource Management
- DCU 101 Information Communication and Technology And Ethics
- DBM 102 Principles of Management
YEAR 1 SEMESTER 2
CORE UNITS
- DAC 203 Financial Accounting I
- DCU 203 Health and Wellness
- DBM 203 Introduction to Business
- DMT 205 Introduction to Business Statistics
- DEC 200 Introduction to Economics
YEAR 2 SEMESTER 1
CORE UNITS
- DFN 304 Credit Analysis And Lending
- DFN 302 Elements Of Banking And Finance
- DFN 300 Legal Aspect Of Banking
- DFN 301 Monetary And Financial System
- DCU 301 Research Methods
YEAR 2 SEMESTER 2
CORE UNITS
- DFN 405 Financial Institutions And Capital Markets
- DFN 402 Financial Management
- HCB 407 Industrial Attachment
- DFN 403 International Finance
- DFN 404 Investment Analysis And Portifolio Management
- DAC 403 Principles Of Taxation
- HCB 406 Research Project