Arthashashtra-The Economics Club focuses onenhancing knowledge and skills, providing platform learning through organising department level events, encouraging collaboration, professional development, Research and Innovation, leadership skills etc.
Vision:
To create a dynamic platform for students to explore, discuss, and apply economic principles in real-world scenarios, fostering analytical thinking, policy awareness, and financial literacy for personal and societal growth.
Mission:
Enhance Economic Understanding – Promote awareness of economic concepts, policies, and global financial trends through discussions, guest lectures, and workshops. Encourage Critical Thinking – Develop analytical skills by engaging students in debates, research, and case studies related to economic issues.
Objectives:
Enhancing Knowledge – Provide a platform for students to deepen their understanding of economic theories, policies, and real-world applications.
Skill Development – Develop analytical, research, and critical thinking skills through discussions, debates, and case studies.
Career Preparation – Expose students to career opportunities in economics, finance, banking, and policymaking through guest lectures and networking events.
Practical Application – Encourage students to apply economic principles to real-world issues through research projects, simulations, and competitions.
Networking Opportunities – Connect students with professionals, alumni, and experts in the field of economics.
Social Impact – Promote awareness of economic issues such as poverty, inequality, and sustainability to encourage social responsibility.
Leadership & Teamwork – Provide opportunities for students to take leadership roles, organize events, and work collaboratively.
Functions Arthashashtra Club:
Organizing Seminars & Workshops – Host guest lectures, panel discussions, and workshops on economic trends and policies.
Conducting Research & Debates – Encourage students to research and debate contemporary economic issues.
Hosting Competitions – Arrange quizzes, case studies, and business simulations to engage students in economic problem-solving.
Field Trips & Industry Visits – Organize visits to financial institutions, policy think tanks, and government agencies.
Publishing Newsletters & Blogs – Share insights, analyses, and opinions on current economic affairs through club publications.
Community Engagement – Participate in outreach programs, financial literacy campaigns, and public policy initiatives.
Collaborating with Other Clubs – Work with business, finance, and entrepreneurship clubs for interdisciplinary learning.
Mechanism:
Starting and running aDepartment club can be a great way to bring together students interested in economics, finance, and policy discussions. Here’s a general mechanism for how such a club can function effectively:
Formation & Structure
Core Team: Form a team with roles such as President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, and Joint Secretary.
Faculty Coordinator:Having one professor or faculty member guide the club.
Membership: Open it to all students with an interest in economics.
List of faculty coordinators and members:
| Sl. No | Position | Name |
| 1 | Coordinator | Ms. Ushalakshman- Dept. of Economics |
| 2 | Faculty Members | Dr. Annie John- Asst. Professor Dept. of Economics |
| 3 | Student Representatives | Mr. Shreyas- President Ms. Nishitha- Vice-President Ms. Reema Rose- Secretary Ms. Pavithra- Joint Secretary Ms. Shreevani – Treasurer |
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