ParagonU Department of Economics

24/12/2025

🎓 Leadership Reloaded: Lessons That Inspire

On December 23, 2025, the Economics Department was honored to welcome Prof. Dr. Franco Gandolfi for a special lecture titled “Leadership Reloaded.” An internationally recognized academic leader, entrepreneur, author, and sought-after speaker, he serves as Distinguished Professor of Management at the California Institute of Advanced Management (CIAM) in Los Angeles and as Professor of Leadership at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., one of the world’s leading research institutions. Drawing on his global experience, he shared inspiring perspectives on contemporary leadership.

During the session, students explored the principles of effective leadership, focusing on self-awareness, integrity, purpose-driven decision-making, and service. Through practical examples and thought-provoking reflections, they discovered that true leadership is defined not by title or authority, but by the ability to create meaningful impact, build trust, and add value to others. 🌟

17/12/2025

💛 Following our recent “Coffee Talk,” ECON freshmen showed incredible initiative and heartfelt empathy by supporting refugees affected by the unfortunate clashes at the Cambodia–Thailand border. Recognizing the urgent needs of those displaced, the students came together to collect essential supplies, including food and water, and went above and beyond—carefully packing goods and carrying heavy rice bags to provide comfort and relief.

Their hands-on involvement not only offered immediate support to those in need but also reflected a deep sense of social responsibility, compassion, and solidarity. By taking meaningful action in the face of a crisis, the students set an inspiring example for their peers and the wider community, demonstrating that even small acts of kindness can create a lasting impact.

🙏Together, let’s keep supporting one another and hoping for peace and stability at the border.

17/12/2025

On December 15, 2025, our ECON freshmen came together for a lively “Coffee Talk” session, hosted by Dr. Kashif Hasan Khan, Head of the Economics Department. ☺️ The session was filled with laughter, casual conversations, and mini interviews, providing a fantastic way to break the ice, foster connections, and start the semester on a high note.

🌟 A heartfelt thank you to all participants for making the event engaging, memorable, and truly enjoyable!

13/12/2025

A Few Glimpses from the Live Sessions 📚✨

We are proud to see our students actively engaging with the subject and deepening their understanding of the real-world applications of economics.

01/12/2025

01/12/2025

On November 27, 2025, the Economics Department was delighted to host an inspiring “Coffee Talk” session with our ECON juniors and students from the Geoeconomics class, joined by Dr. Kashif Hasan Khan, Head of the Economics Department.

The session covered meaningful discussions on student challenges, upcoming department plans, and provided a warm space for everyone to connect, share experiences, and strengthen our departmental bond.

A big thank you to all participants for making this gathering insightful and enjoyable!

27/10/2025

[Recap: ECON Departmental Scholarship 2025]

This year, Department of Economics is proud to have awarded scholarships to 15 outstanding applicants, each is going to embark on an exciting journey in the field of Economics with us.

📚To interested students, we are still open for admission for new intake to commence the new academic year on November 17, 2025.

If you’re passionate about Economics and eager to join a dynamic academic community, visit us at our Toul Kork campus or reach out to learn more about our programs.

For more information:
- Email: [email protected]
- Telegram channel: https://t.me/paragonueconomicsdepartment

25/10/2025

Check out the latest article shared by our HoD on "The Emerging Architecture of De-Dollarisation"

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[Op-Ed] The prominent role of the US dollar in global finance, particularly its use by sanctioned regimes, has prompted a growing response among the BRICS countries, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. For these economies, the dollar's dominance is no longer seen as merely an economic convention, but increasingly as a source of strategic vulnerability. As a result, the shift toward de-dollarisation among BRICS is unfolding not as a disruptive break, but as a gradual, multifaceted and long-term effort to build greater monetary autonomy and resilience.

👉🔗 Full Story: https://www.phnompenhpost.com/opinion/from-swift-to-brics-pay-the-emerging-architecture-of-de-dollarisation

23/10/2025

🎓 Official Announcement | 2025 Departmental Scholarship Awardees 🎓

Department of Economics proudly announce the recipients of the 2025 Departmental Scholarship. Your hard work, passion, and dedication truly stood out throughout this month-long selection process.

Once again, Congratulations! Welcome to the ECON community — where great minds shape the future of economics! 💼📊

For more information:
- Email: [email protected]
- Telegram channel: https://t.me/paragonueconomicsdepartment

14/10/2025

[2025 Economics Departmental Scholarship Test Assessment]

Department of Economics is pleased to welcome a number of potential candidates, shortlisted from a highly competitive application process earlier last month.

With Cambodia’s robust growth and path toward diversification, the look for skilled economists continues to expand. The outlook for 2025 remains resilient, with projected growth of around 5% across key sectors – garment, footwear, travel goods experts, tourism, agriculture, real estate, and construction, thus awaiting professionals in economic planning, research, and policy making.

We look forward to your performance and passion that drive economics toward a recognized discipline.

For more information:
- Email: [email protected]
- Telegram channel: https://t.me/paragonueconomicsdepartment

10/10/2025

🔍 Don’t miss this fresh analysis by our Head of Economics Department

📉 Is a multipolar monetary world inevitable? The growing influence of BRICS and their efforts to reduce dependence on the US dollar are explored.

Read more: https://www.scmp.com/opinion/world-opinion/article/3328191/brics-slowly-surely-chipping-away-us-dollar-dominance?fbclid=IwY2xjawNVbcJleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETFLZEZpZHhaZ1ExWk9NUmpTAR47-FDTUK_NqRIUS5VUcY_tTNeTsA1NDebN3HDpCPS9TtXKeds866siFWEbcQ_aem_fwpyW3jrLoWIUPB9Ie_oYQ

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- Telegram channel: https://t.me/paragonueconomicsdepartment

US dollar supremacy isn’t going away any time soon. But through scaling up of initiatives and good governance, Brics can usher in a multipolar monetary order.

08/10/2025

[📣Shortlisted Announcement]

Department of Economics is pleased to announce the shortlisted candidates for the Economics Departmental Scholarship.

👉Please check your email for the next step.

For more information:
- Email: [email protected]
- Telegram channel: https://t.me/paragonueconomicsdepartment