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Enterprises Management

Department of Enterprise Management is one the departments of the Faculty of Economics Social and Management. This department is composed by two options namely accounting and Entrepreneurships development management.&nb…

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Enterprises Management

Department of Enterprise Management is one the departments of the Faculty of Economics Social and Management. This department is composed by two options namely accounting and Entrepreneurships development management. 

Combinations

A prospective student to enroll in the first year of Bachelors of Arts with Honors in Enterprises Management must have successfully completed secondary school level with at least 2 principal passes and having majored in the following cluster combinations: 

BCG: Biology - Chemistry - Geography 

PCM: Physics - Chemistry - Mathematics; 

PCB: Physics - Chemistry - Biology 

MPG: Mathematics - Physics - Geography 

MPC: Mathematics - Physics - Computer Sciences 

MEC: Mathematics - Economy - Computer, 

PEM: Physics - Economics - Mathematics, 

MEG: Mathematics - Economics - Geography, 

MCB: Mathematics - Chemistry - Biology, 

MPB: Mathematics - Physics - Biology, 

HEG: History - Economy - Geography, 

HEL: History - Economics - Literature in English (Principal Passes: Economics, History, and Entrepreneurship) 

LEG: Literature in English - Economics - Geography (Principal Passes: Economics, Geography, and Entrepreneurship) 

TVET candidates with a specialization in accounting may apply 

TTC/Social studies, 

Accountancy, 

Economics, 

Humanities,

Normale primaire, 

Commerce et comptabilité

And any other related discipline can apply for this option.

Modules

Year 1 Accounting (Day program)

NoModule titleCreditsSemester
1Languages I101
2Research Skills10
3Philosophical Studies10
4Quantitative Technique I20
5Communication Skills10
6Business and corporate Law15
7Management of Organization15
1Introduction to Economics202
2Economic Development10
3Business Management20
4Financial Accounting20

Year 2 Accounting (Day program)

NoModule titleCreditsSemester
1Intermediate Accounting201
2Introduction to Entrepreneurship10
3Cost and Management Accounting20
4Auditing and Taxation20
5Procurement and Strategic Management15
1Quantitative Techniques II152
2Information Technology II15
3Introduction to Marketing10
4Production and Operations Management10
5Financial Management10
6Research Methods20

Year 3 Accounting (Day program)

NoModule titleCreditsSemester
1Advanced Corporate reporting and governance201
2Advanced Auditing and Taxation20
3Advanced Financial Management20
4Advanced financial reporting20
1Advanced accounting 202
2Accounting Software15
3Internship20
4Dissertation20

Year 1 Entrepreneurship Development Management (Day program)

NoModule titleCreditsSemester
1Languages I101
2Research Skills10
3Philosophical Studies10
4Quantitative Technique I20
5Communication Skills10
6Business and corporate Law15
7Management of Organization15
1Introduction to Economics202
2Economic Development10
3Business Management20
4Financial Accounting20

Year 2 Entrepreneurship Development Management (Day program)

NoModule titleCreditsSemester
1Intermediate Accounting201
2Introduction to Entrepreneurship10
3Cost and Management Accounting20
4Auditing and Taxation20
5Procurement and Strategic Management15
1Quantitative Techniques II152
2Information Technology II15
3Introduction to Marketing10
4Production and Operations Management10
5Financial Management10
6Research Methods20

Year 3 Entrepreneurship Development Management (Day program)

NoModule titleCreditsSemester
1Innovation process and Knowledge Management151
2Customer Relationship Management15
3Market Opportunity Analysis15
4Business Development20
1Rural and Industrialization development152
2Strategic Alliance and Networking10
3Family Business and Strategic Management10
4Entrepreneurship Management20
5Internship20
6Dissertation20

Year 1 Accounting (Weekend program)

NoModule titleCreditsSemester
1Languages I101
2Research Skills10
3Philosophical Studies10
4Quantitative Technique I20
1Introduction to Economics202
2Economic Development10
3Business Management20
4Financial Accounting20

Year 2 Accounting (Weekend program)

NoModule titleCreditsSemester
1Communication Skills101
2Business and corporate Law15
3Management of Organization15
4Intermediate Accounting20
1Quantitative Techniques II152
2Information Technology II15
3Introduction to Marketing10
4Production and Operations Management10
5Financial Management10

Year 3 Accounting (Weekend program)

NoModule titleCreditsSemester
1Introduction to Entrepreneurship101
2Cost and Management Accounting20
3Auditing and Taxation20
4Procurement and Strategic Management15
1Research Methods202
2Advanced accounting 20
3Accounting Software15

Year 4 Accounting (Weekend program)

NoModule titleCreditsSemester
1Advanced Corporate reporting and governance201
2Advanced Auditing and Taxation20
3Advanced Financial Management20
4Advanced financial reporting20
1Internship202
2Dissertation20

Year 1 Entrepreneurship development management (Weekend program)

NoModule titleCreditsSemester
1Languages I101
2Research Skills10
3Philosophical Studies10
4Quantitative Technique I20
1Introduction to Economics202
2Economic Development10
3Business Management20
4Financial Accounting20

Year 2 Entrepreneurship development management (Weekend program)

NoModule titleCreditsSemester
1Communication Skills101
2Business and corporate Law15
3Management of Organization15
4Intermediate Accounting20
1Quantitative Techniques II152
2Information Technology II15
3Introduction to Marketing10
4Production and Operations Management10
5Financial Management10

Year 4 Entrepreneurship development management (Weekend program)

NoModule titleCreditsSemester
1Innovation process and Knowledge Management151
2Customer Relationship Management15
3Market Opportunity Analysis15
4Business Development20
1Entrepreneurship Management202
2Internship20
3Dissertation20

Requirements

A certified copy of secondary studies’ certificate or Results slip, certified academic transcripts for students transferred from other higher learning institutions or universities in related domain (For courses to be accepted for transferred, a student must have attained more than 10 points out of 20pints, and credits to be transferred shall not exceed 50% of core courses, and Transferrable credits shall be written on his/her transcripts on completion of his/her studies at INES RUHENGERI), Notified Equivalence for international students and for those who studied abroad, photocopy of ID or Passport, two passport photos, medical insurance.

Exit and career profile

Graduates from the option of accounting will be able to prepare and evaluating financial records to ensure their accuracy and adherence accounting standards, analyze financial data and identify areas of improvement, prepare and file tax returns and other financial report, provide financial advice and consultation to clients, conduct audit assignment to assess the reliability of accounting records and ensure compliance with established laws and regulations. Accountants can find employment in a variety setting such as government agencies, non-profit organizations, private businesses, and public accounting firms 

Graduates in entrepreneurship have a wide range of abilities and proficiencies that help them succeed in the fast-paced, demanding business world. These people possess a blend of technical, people-oriented, and strategic skills that are critical for seeing possibilities, coming up with creative solutions, and accelerating corporate success. The key skills and competencies of graduates in Entrepreneurship Development and Management include creativity and innovation, leadership and management, financial literacy, networking and customer relationship management, adaptability and resilience as well as risk management skills.

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