Our Vision is to be a leading center of excellence in Teaching, Learning, Research and Scholarship.
Our graduates will be amongst those who exercise effective leadership in tomorrow’s economy – due to their ability to sense possibilities
To think along different perspectives and the smart way of doing things and with a responsibility and innovation.
Create strategic thinking in the national development.
Economics had been a subject in the Faculty of Humanities when the University of Jaffna was established in 1974. Mr.S.Muththuthampy had been transferred from Jaffna College to the University of Jaffna to teach economics. The Department of Economics was established in 1976, under the Faculty of Humanities then, and now it is under the Faculty of Arts.
Golden Jubilee Celebration – 2024
Food Festival (27th - 29th September 2024)
DAY 01 (27.09.2024)
DAY 02 (28.09.2024)
Golden Jubilee Celebration – 2024
Love Your City, Keep it Tidy - Clean up Campaign 11.09.2024 at Pannai, Jaffna
The Young Economists Association (YEA) of the Department of Economics, University of Jaffna, successfully conducted a coastal clean-up campaign on September 13, 2024. The event, held from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, aimed to raise awareness about environmental conservation and encourage community involvement in preserving the J/81 – Pannai coastal area.
The campaign garnered significant participation from various stakeholders, including Mr. S. Krishnenthiran, Commissioner of Jaffna Municipal Council; Mr. S. Sutharsan, Divisional Secretary, Divisional Secretariat – Jaffna; Mr. K. S. Sivanesan, Registered Environmental Consultant, A B C Eco Consultant Pvt Ltd; Dr. N. Sarweswaran, Assistant Divisional Secretary; Mrs. K. Yohachandran, Environmental Officer; Mrs.N.Usha, Archeology Officer, Mrs. J. Arulraj, Grama Niladhari; other staff members of the Divisional Secretariat, Jaffna; Dr. (Mrs.) K. Karunaanithy, Head of the Department of Economics; Prof. S. Vijayakumar, Professor in Economics; Dr. M Sarvananthan, Senior Lecturer, Mrs. M D A Christian, Senior Treasurer of YEA; Mrs. S. Piratheepan, Lecturer and Economic Development Officer; the Samurdhi Development Officer; and local village residents. A total of 45 economics students from the second, third, and final years participated, along with over 30 external participants.
The campaign offered students with a valuable opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge from their coursework to practical environmental challenges. By fostering teamwork and community engagement, the initiative significantly contributed to the preservation of the Pannai coastal area. This experience not only fulfilled a social responsibility but also enhanced students’ understanding and appreciation of environmental issues through the tangible application of theoretical concepts.
EXPOSURE VISIT REPORT – COLOMBO, SECOND AND THIRD YEAR
A Flavorful Graduation Day - Food and Garments
Stall – 19th , 20th & 21st of July 2023