Established in 1967, the Department of Economics is one of the oldest and most academically active departments of the college. Since its inception, the department has been committed to fostering a rigorous learning environment where students are encouraged to think critically about economic theories, policies, and real-world applications. The department believes that the study of economics is not just about understanding markets and data—it is about engaging with the complexities of society, resource distribution, and development in a globalized world.
The department offers Economics courses in the B.A. Programme, alongside Generic Elective and Skill-Enhancement Courses for students across disciplines. The curriculum is designed to build a strong foundation in microeconomics, macroeconomics, public policy, and quantitative methods. Students are trained to develop analytical skills, interpret economic data, and understand policy frameworks that shape local, national, and global economies. Classroom learning is complemented by group discussions, quizzes, seminars, and project work to...
Established in 1967, the Department of Economics is one of the oldest and most academically active departments of the college. Since its inception, the department has been committed to fostering a rigorous learning environment where students are encouraged to think critically about economic theories, policies, and real-world applications. The department believes that the study of economics is not just about understanding markets and data—it is about engaging with the complexities of society, resource distribution, and development in a globalized world.
The department offers Economics courses in the B.A. Programme, alongside Generic Elective and Skill-Enhancement Courses for students across disciplines. The curriculum is designed to build a strong foundation in microeconomics, macroeconomics, public policy, and quantitative methods. Students are trained to develop analytical skills, interpret economic data, and understand policy frameworks that shape local, national, and global economies. Classroom learning is complemented by group discussions, quizzes, seminars, and project work to stimulate interactive learning.
The department actively promotes internships, research, and higher education guidance, helping students explore career pathways in academia, policymaking, finance, consulting, and public service. Students are encouraged to write research papers, present at conferences, and participate in workshops that enhance their practical understanding of economics.
A structured Peer Mentoring Programme ensures that senior students guide juniors through academic and administrative aspects of college life, fostering a collaborative learning community. At the Department of Economics, education is viewed as a tool for empowerment—preparing students to become informed economists, policymakers, and engaged citizens.
Arthavrishti, the Economics Society of the Department of Economics at Mata Sundri College for Women, is a dynamic platform that brings the subject to life beyond textbooks and numbers. The society is dedicated to making economics accessible, engaging, and relevant to everyday experiences.
Arthavrishti provides students with opportunities to explore real-world economic and business issues through a variety of interactive formats. From panel discussions and debates to competitions, webinars, and seminars, the society encourages critical thinking and meaningful dialogue on contemporary topics. By blending academic inquiry with practical engagement, Arthavrishti helps students develop a deeper understanding of economic concepts and their applications.
The society fosters analytical thinking, communication skills, and a broader perspective—essential qualities in today’s fast-evolving economic landscape. Through its activities, Arthavrishti aims to nurture informed, confident individuals who are prepared to contribute thoughtfully to academic, professional, and policy-oriented spaces.
