Mizan-Tepi University's College of Business and Economics Begins Outcome-Based Curriculum Revision Review.
MTU, October 14, 2026 ( Tikimt 4, 2019 EC)
The College of Business and Economics at Mizan-Tepi University has commenced the evaluation process for the revision of its Outcome-Based Curriculum by presenting the draft documents to external reviewers. This curriculum revision covers the departments of Accounting & Finance, Management, and Marketing.
This revision work has been carried out in accordance with the directives set by the FDRE Ministry of Education. It is recalled that the college has already finalized the internal review process for the draft documents at the department, college, and academic commission levels.
Opening the evaluation forum with a speech, the University's Administration Development Vice President, Engineer Yideg Mamo, stated that the work being undertaken by the college is encouraging. He urged that similar curriculum revision efforts should be strengthened and continued across all colleges. He further noted that this reform aligns with the nationwide direction set by the Ministry and expressed his gratitude to the professionals participating in the evaluation process.
The College of Business and Economics at Mizan-Tepi University has commenced the evaluation process for the revision of its Outcome-Based Curriculum by presenting the draft documents to external reviewers. This curriculum revision covers the departments of Accounting & Finance, Management, and Marketing.
This revision work has been carried out in accordance with the directives set by the FDRE Ministry of Education. It is recalled that the college has already finalized the internal review process for the draft documents at the department, college, and academic commission levels.
Opening the evaluation forum with a speech, the University's Administration Development Vice President, Engineer Yideg Mamo, stated that the work being undertaken by the college is encouraging. He urged that similar curriculum revision efforts should be strengthened and continued across all colleges. He further noted that this reform aligns with the nationwide direction set by the Ministry and expressed his gratitude to the professionals participating in the evaluation process.