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Aberdeen Economics Society

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    Who are we?

    Launched by two ABS students in 2025, our Economics Society aims at promoting critical, rigorous, and innovative thinking in economic sciences. We're building a comprehensive platform that goes beyond traditional academic boundaries, creating a dynamic ecosystem for economic exploration at the University of Aberdeen.

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    The Economic Society in Numbers

    30+

    brilliant fellows, motivated undergraduate and graduate students with a strong passion for economics

    100 target membership in the upcoming weeks

    4 innovative learning themes explored each month

    12+ planned events this semester

    0 years of alumni network (not for long)

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    What do we do?

    1/ Structured Learning Model A four-week immersive approach to each economic theme:

    Week 1: Comprehensive PowerPoint Presentations

    Week 2: In-depth Case Study Discussions

    Week 3: Hands-on Simulation Workshops

    Week 4: Documentary/Movie Analysis

    All materials permanently archived and accessible through our digital seminar hub.

    2/ Events

    Academic Debates

    Alumni Talks

    Inter-University Collaborations

    Guest Lectures

    Book Discussion Forums

ECONOMIC INSIGHTS

Explore our four-week learning model

Delve into our structured approach with presentations, case studies, simulations, and documentaries designed to enhance your economic understanding.

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MARKET TRENDS

Dynamic economic visualizations

Stay informed with our interactive data visualizations, offering a comprehensive view of current market trends and economic indicators.

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LEADERSHIP

Meet our fellows

Learn about our leadership team through expandable profiles, showcasing their expertise and contributions to economic discourse.

Meet the Board
EVENTS

Upcoming economic events

Join us for engaging events featuring expert speakers, interactive sessions, and networking opportunities within the economic community.

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Economics Challenge | Aberdeen Economics Society

Economics Challenge

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    Zachary Anyaehie

    FOUNDER/ PRESIDENT

  • Maheer Hamid

    CO FOUNDER/ PRESIDENT

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    Liam Edwards

    TREASURER

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    Zach Gabert

    EVENT COORDINATOR

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    Shane Silveira

    CO EVENT COORDINATOR

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    Diya Sajith

    SECRETARY

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    Shaeden Fernandes

    CO SECRETARY

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    Valentine Jude-Eze

    MARKETING

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    Jatin

    CO-MAKETING

ADAM SMITH~

"It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer, or the baker, that we expect our dinner, but from their regard to their own interest".

"By pursuing his own interest (the individual) frequently promotes that of the society more effectually than when he really intends to promote it".