Department Vision
To establish the Department of Economics and Policy Analysis as a center of academic excellence that fosters analytical thinking, ethical leadership, and evidence-based policymaking. The department envisions producing graduates equipped to address economic, social, and governance challenges through critical inquiry, innovation, and commitment to sustainable development.
Department Mission
The Department of Economics and Policy Analysis is committed to fostering academic excellence through rigorous training in economic theory, quantitative research, and evidence-based policy analysis.
To develop graduates who possess strong analytical capabilities, ethical leadership, and the ability to apply theoretical and empirical tools to address complex economic, social, and governance challenges.
To create an intellectually stimulating and inclusive environment that promotes innovation, diversity, and merit while encouraging interdisciplinary collaboration with academic institutions, government, and industry.
To translate knowledge into sound policy solutions that advance sustainable development and societal wellbeing at local, national, and global levels.
Program Educational/Learning Objectives (PEOs)
PEO | Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs) |
PEO 1 – Analytical Skills | PLO 1.1: Apply advanced economic theories and quantitative methods to analyze economic and policy problems. PLO 1.2: Conduct rigorous research using appropriate analytical tools and interpret results accurately. PLO 1.3: Critically evaluate empirical evidence to inform policy and decision-making. |
PEO 2 – Policy Application | PLO 2.1: Translate theoretical knowledge into practical policy solutions for real-world challenges. PLO 2.2: Develop policy briefs, reports, and recommendations based on data-driven analysis. PLO 2.3: Utilize econometric and statistical tools to assess the impact of policies and programs. |
PEO 3 – Ethical Leadership | PLO 3.1: Demonstrate professional ethics, integrity, and accountability in economic and policy work. PLO 3.2: Lead projects or initiatives responsibly, promoting transparency and equity. PLO 3.3: Apply ethical considerations in research, policy formulation, and implementation. |
PEO 4 – Innovation & Collaboration | PLO 4.1: Integrate interdisciplinary knowledge to address complex economic and societal issues. PLO 4.2: Collaborate effectively with diverse teams, including government, industry, and academic partners. PLO 4.3: Develop innovative solutions using critical thinking and creative approaches. |
PEO 5 – Sustainable Impact | PLO 5.1: Formulate policies that promote sustainable economic growth, social inclusion, and environmental stewardship. PLO 5.2: Evaluate the long-term societal and environmental impacts of policy decisions. PLO 5.3: Advocate for evidence-based strategies that enhance community wellbeing at local, national, and global levels. |
Dr. Iqra Mushtaq
Assistant Professor
Email: [email protected]
Area of Interest: Applied Economics, Microeconomics, Development Economics