A short introduction to who we are, what we stand for, and the people currently steering the department.
The Department of Economics trains students in economic theory, quantitative methods and policy analysis, preparing graduates for careers across finance, public policy, research and industry. This page — and the platform behind it — exists so that identity doesn't reset every time leadership changes.
Our academic archive, executive history, achievements and events all live in one place, maintained by whichever administration is currently in office, inherited cleanly by the next.
To be a reference point for rigorous, practical economics education, respected by students, faculty and partner institutions alike.
To equip every Economics student with the materials, structure and support to succeed academically — and to give the department a lasting, professional public identity beyond any single tenure.
Foundations of economic reasoning, mathematics for economists, introductory microeconomics.
Intermediate micro & macroeconomics, statistics, and economic history.
Econometrics, public finance, international economics, monetary theory.
Development economics, research project, specialized electives and seminars.
Every administration's team is recorded here — updated by the department, not rebuilt from scratch by a developer.
President
Vice President
General Secretary