The Economics Department is a prominent division within the College of Business and Economics at Woldia University. Established with a vision to foster academic excellence and to contribute significantly to the field of economics, the department has grown to become a vital part of the university’s academic framework.
The Economics Department is deeply committed to research and community engagement. Staff members are involved in a wide range of research projects that address both local and global economic issues. The department also collaborates with various stakeholders, including government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and the private sector, to conduct research that informs policy and drives sustainable development.
By 2026, our department is being aim to one of the top three leading economics departments in Ethiopia, aiming to contribute to the country’s economic growth and development. This will be achieved through fostering a strong relationship with citizens, addressing national and local benefits, and providing high-quality research and community services.
The mission of the Economics Department is to provide education and training that are efficient and of high quality, promoting knowledge, skills, and values to cultivate transformative forces in individuals. This mission is achieved through the provision of education, conducting research, and engaging in community service activities. By addressing challenges, undertaking applied research and studies, and ensuring accessibility, we aim to enhance the economic, social, and political participation of the community, thereby contributing to the country’s development journey and ensuring the active participation of all in that process.

The Economics Department is committed to providing high-quality education, research, and community service. The department continually strives to align its curriculum with current global economic trends and local development needs, ensuring that students are equipped with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills.
