The Economics Network

Improving economics teaching and learning for over 25 years

Arpita Ghosh

External case study: Introducing a Handbook for Academic Advisors
Debbie Du Preez & Arpita Ghosh, University of Exeter
Case Study
Structuring Academic Personal Tutoring in Economics: A two-pronged approach
Debbie Du Preez & Arpita Ghosh, University of Exeter
Case Study
Collaborative and inclusive classrooms through playful learning
Arpita Ghosh, University of Exeter
Case Study
Reflections on Personal Tutoring by a New Lecturer
Arpita Ghosh, University of Exeter
Case Study

Conference and seminar sessions

Are we assessing the right skills? Collaboration, learning, and work in a changing world
Parama Chaudhury (UCL), Aakriti Mathur (Bank of England), Helena Fornwagner (Exeter); Chair: Arpita Ghosh (Exeter)
Panel at SWEETS Workshop 2026: Are we assessing the right skills?,
Group work as Assessments: Perspectives from UK Educators
Arpita Ghosh (University of Exeter), Atisha Ghosh (University of Warwick), Anastasia Papadopoulou (University of Bristol)
Presentation at DEE 2025,
Enhancing Student Experience through Structured Academic Advising
Debbie Du Preez, Arpita Ghosh, and Shaun Grimshaw (University of Exeter)
Presentation at SWEETS Workshop 2025: The Future of the Economics Degree: Who? What? How?,
Pedagogical implications of group work as assessments
Arpita Ghosh (University of Exeter), Atisha Ghosh (University of Warwick), Anastasia Papadopoulou (University of Bristol)
Presentation at DEE 2023,
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