Department of EconomicsAbout the DepartmentWomen’s College, Calcutta is an age-old institution for girls. The department of Economics exists since 1962. Before that the department was jointly run with Political Science as the Department of Civics and Political Science. In 1962, this single department broke into two autonomous departments - Political Science and Economics. Prof. Binoy Paul was the first head of the department and Dr Indrani Sen had been in charge of the department from 1984 to January, 2022. ![]() Welcome address by Dr Indrani Sen ![]() Swapna Mukherjee Memorial Lecture Courses Offered B.A. (General) Economics Conferences and Workshops
  ![]() Dr Sudakshina Gupta, University of Calcutta giving the Keynote address on 2.12.16 ![]() Dr Alok Sen, Assam University interacting with students on 2.12.16 Student projectsOur students are encouraged to do projects in order to improve their critical observation and writing skills.
 Infrastructural facilitiesDepartmental Library We have a departmental library. The responsibility of the maintenance along with the regular borrowing is shouldered by a few students under the supervision of the teachers of the department. Apart from text books, there are a number of reading materials. We also file up question papers of both College and University Examinations in the departmental library so that the students can have easy access to these papers Student enrichment programme
 ![]() Student at a seminar class Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning1. Lecture Method & Board work 2. Use of Diagrams, Tables, Graphs and Charts 3. Reading Assignments in journals and related reading materials 4. Group discussion on contemporary issues from the newspapers 5. Class tests on regular intervals 6. Power Point’s are shared online through their assigned classrooms in G-Suite 9. Study materials are sent online 10. Extra classes on Google meet Online LearningThe Department of Economics with the help of IQAC, Women’s College, Calcutta has introduced Google Classroom facilities under G-Suite for the students of undergraduate classes during the pandemic. The students and faculty use computers, laptop, tablet or mobile phones with an internet connection for regular scheduled classes. The Google Classroom makes it easier to assign tasks, keep a record on them and assess each student’s performance. At the same time, it enables students to organise their activities, clarify doubts and do their assignments. This addresses the digital yearning of new generation and is aimed at making the teaching-learning process more interactive, attractive and productive.  ![]() ![]() Google classrooms of Semester 3 and Semester 1 batches of 2021 Snapshots![]() Faculty![]() Smt Sanghita Bhattacharjee Designation: Assistant Professor Qualification: M. A. , MPhil (JU) View Profile |
