Teaching & Research Activities
The unique feature of M.Sc (Hons.) Economics programme lies in flexibility by way of an option to all students admitted in the integrated economics programme to avail an opportunity to do dual degree in one of the engineering or pharmacy or discipline.
M.Sc. (Hons.) Economics & M.Sc. (Tech.) Finance degree programmes follow an innovative design that blends the rigor of technical foundation, analytical skills, process oriented learning, and creativity with a high degree of industrial interaction through the practice school programmes. The interdisciplinary knowledge coupled with basic and specialized engineering courses with broader perspective, enables these discipline graduates to adapt to the fast changing competitive environment and to meet the new challenges. The focus of learning is on analytical capabilities to diagnose socio-economic problems.
The thrust of the programme is on modelling, analytical techniques and policy planning. Students are well suited to undertake various assignments in the area of Financial Markets, Financial Services, Economic Analysis, Economic, Planning , IT with domain specialty in Finance, Financial Institutions & Services and Investment Institutions.
Thrust Areas of Research:
The Group is actively engaged in research. The research activities result in contributing research papers in National and International Journals, guidance to students engaged in project and thesis courses.
Thrust areas of research are given below:
- Macroeconomic modeling, International Trade & Finance, Environmental and Resource Economics, International Banking.
- Econometric Methods and Applications, Computational Economics and Finance, Mathematical Economics.
- Srategy, Financial Management, Corporate Planning, Entrepreneurship, Project Management, Project Appraisal.
- Public Finance, Corporate Finance.Capital Markets, Investments , Financial Modeling.
- Corporate Taxation, Income Tax, Resource, Management Systems, Accounting and Auditing.
- Indian Economic Development & Growth, Banking, India and Knowledge Economy, IPR’s , Human Rights.