The department of commerce in collaboration with other departments in the faculty of education participates in offering the degree of Bachelor of Arts with Education.
The unit of commerce in collaboration with other units and departments in the faculty of education participates in offering the degree of Bachelor of Arts with Education. The unit offers the expertise in the commerce specialization
Entry Requirements:
The entry requirements for this programme are Students who take Bachelor of Arts with Education are obliged to major in two subjects from the following list: : History, Kiswahili, English Language, Literature in English, Geography, Economics, Commerce, Accountancy, Mathematics.
BAED Courses Lists
BS 102 Commercial Knowledge
AE 116 Financial Accounting IThe course equips students with the knowledge and skills of the techniques used to prepare financial statement
AE 126 Financial Accounting IIThe course seeks to build on students the basic issues covered in Financial Accounting I and develops them further.
BS 124 Introduction to Statistics
AE 213 Cost AccountingThe subject assumes that students have a basic knowledge of elements of cost accounting.
AE 215 Taxation IThe course introduces students to the basics of taxation, relating to taxable income, taxable persons, tax assessment and capital allowances
AE 216 Financial Reporting IThe aim of the course is to build on knowledge gained in the year one Financial Accounting units, specifically, to build understanding on issues like raising share capital.
AE 226 Financial Reporting IITo build on the basic techniques in Financial Reporting I to ensure that students can exercise judgment and apply appropriate techniques in corporate reporting matters encountered by accountants in practice
AE 227 Taxation IIThe course extends the ideas of Taxation I. Topics in this course include VAT, the East African Community customs management Act 2004, tax revenue appeals, tax planning and international taxation
AC 314 Financial Reporting IIITo build on the basic techniques in Financial Reporting II to ensure that students can exercise judgment and apply appropriate techniques in corporate reporting matters encountered by accountants in practice
AC 315 Auditing Investigations IThe course introduces to students the professional and ethical considerations of auditing. It introduces to students how to audit in computer environment and audit specialized entities.
AC 316 Management Accounting IThe course aims at developing students‟ critical and analytical thinking on management and financial accounting issues by exposing them to new developments in accounting area.
AC 324 Advance Accounting II
AC 326 Management Accounting IIThis course provides the student with the intensive knowledge relating to performance, evaluation and managerial decision making
AC 325 Advance Auditing and Assurance ServicesThis course equips students with techniques that enable them to make valuable judgement and how to apply them in the analysis of matters to provision of audit and assurance services.
FI 322 International FinanceThis course focuses on foreign exchange market, international financial and monetary system, financial markets and financial instruments in Tanzania and elsewhere.