The Department of Commerce aims at enabling the students with knowledge and expertise in the field of commerce, accountancy, management, finance and business. It enables the students to learn and discover the various causes of success and failures of different business enterprises in the context of economic issues and challenges. It provides the area of education which develops the required knowledge, attitudes and skills for successful heading of Trade, Commerce and Industry and thereby discovering the best possible ways to deal with the economic and financial problems both at national and international levels. A graduate student from Commerce is expected to fulfil the needs and requirements of professional accounting studies as the course structure and curriculum have been designed keeping in view the market policies and trends.
The students will be benefitted with the understanding of how to contribute their knowledge, skills and abilities towards the growth and development of financial system. Further, the students with be inspired to acquire skills and discover talents that will have greater impacts on their personal growth and society.
Moreover, from the academic perspective, the students will be able to nurture their activities in various research related work through conferences, seminars, quizzes, debate competitions, workshops and visit to any industrial, financial or regulatory institutions of their choice for internship programmes. The curriculum of Commerce at GCU has been framed in such a way that students will get the opportunity to gain insight and explore themselves to the technical and administrative area.
The vision of the department is to impart quality education and provide opportunities to the students to cater the needs of dynamic business world effectively by generating Knowledge, Skills and Abilities (KSA) in the field of commerce.
DR. HARI PRASAD GOENKA
The visionary approach of the Department of Commerce is to mould the careers of the youth in such a way that they can establish their worthiness in building the nation during the Amrit Mahotsav period of the country by keeping a parity with NEP 2020. Our moto is to upbring the students both at UG and PG levels so that they can become self-reliant by opening up of employment opportunities for other competent students.
This vocational approach has been articulated in designing our syllabus and selecting the topics and subjects as per NEP 2020. Faculties of the Department of Commerce are duly competent, enthusiastic, energetic, well experienced, students friendly and dedicated for materializing their commitments in building our nation as New India to meet the challenges of the 21st century. I am committed to ensuring that our students should receive a world-class education under the banner of GCU.
I have the firm believe that the students of GCU would feel pride over others, being an integral part of this university.
The Department of Commerce aims at enabling the students with knowledge and expertise in the field of commerce, accountancy, management, finance and business. It enables the students to learn and discover the various causes of success and failures of different business enterprises in the context of economic issues and challenges. It provides the area of education which develops the required knowledge, attitudes and skills for successful heading of Trade, Commerce and Industry and thereby discovering the best possible ways to deal with the economic & financial problems both at national and international levels. A graduate student from Commerce is expected to fulfil the needs and requirements of professional accounting studies as the course structure and curriculum have been designed keeping in view the market policies and trends.
The students will be benefitted with the understanding of how to contribute their knowledge, skills and abilities towards the growth and development of financial system. Further, the students with be inspired to acquire skills and discover talents that will have greater impacts on their personal growth and society.
Moreover, from the academic perspective, the students will be able to nurture their activities in various research related work through conferences, seminars, quizzes, debate competitions, workshops and visit to any industrial, financial or regulatory institutions of their choice for internship programmes. The curriculum of Commerce at GCU has been framed in such a way that students will get the opportunity to gain insight and explore themselves to the technical and administrative area.
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