Oikoz is an economics association club that brings together students and enthusiasts interested in economics, finance, and policymaking. The club typically organizes discussions, guest lectures, research activities, and networking events to enhance members’ understanding of economic concepts and real-world applications. Oikoz may also provide opportunities for skill development, competitions, and collaborations with industry professionals.
The purpose of the Economics Club is to provide students with a chance to debate and further develop their understanding of economic and business issues and how they relate to the world at large. We plan to accomplish this goal through meetings, debates, and public events.
The club is a social environment among economics majors as well as with students from other majors. We can also help students with economics homework and provide a more relaxed environment than going through the school to receive tutoring.
It is a vibrant and intellectually engaging platform that encourages students to explore key economic concepts, current affairs, and policy-related issues. It is designed to enhance economic literacy and cultivate a deep understanding of how economies function locally and globally.
The cell organizes a variety of activities such as seminars, economic quizzes, debates, paper presentations, and guest lectures by industry professionals and academic experts. It also promotes student-led research and discussions on contemporary economic issues like inflation, unemployment, budgeting, development planning, and global trade.
By promoting critical thinking and practical insight, the Economics Cell nurtures students’ analytical abilities and prepares them for careers in economics, public policy, business, and finance. It serves as a space where young economists are inspired to think innovatively and act responsibly for the betterment of society.
