Her academic foundation includes a Ph.D. in Economics and a Master of Arts in English, completed through IGNOU. This interdisciplinary combination provides her with a unique perspective on analyzing and communicating complex economic concepts.
Areas of Specialization & Interest
Dr. Sreekala's primary academic and research interests are focused on rigorous quantitative analysis and foundational economic theory.
Econometrics: Applying statistical methods to develop and test economic theories and forecast trends.
Mathematical Economics: Using mathematical methods and models to rigorously analyze economic processes and relationships.
Research Methodology: The development and evaluation of effective research frameworks for social science and economic inquiries.
Dr. Sreekala M is a hard-worker and have creative mind. She was chosen as the K.N Raj Fellow in 2014. She has successfully completed a UGC-sponsored minor project. Prof.Sreekala has also published self-instructional material for university students. Her articles have appeared in journals like ISDA, IEA andCDS.
♦M.A.
NSS College Ottapalam
Callicut
♦pH.D
Kerala University
Kerala
♦Ph.D
University College Thiruvananthapuram
Kerala
Assistant professor
KSMDBC SASTHAMCOTTA
WORKING AS SMarT UNDER NISM (SEBI). It is a SEBI's Securities Market Trainer (SMARTs) empanelment program. SMARTs are individuals approved to conduct Investor Awareness Programs (IAPs)
Member in Indian Economic Association since 2016
NISM Financial Literacy Resource Person from June 2026
KN RAJ FELLOW (2014) IN Centre for Development Studies Trivandrum
Econometrics: Applying statistical methods to develop and test economic theories and forecast trends.
Mathematical Economics: Using mathematical methods and models to rigorously analyze economic processes and relationships.
Research Methodology: The development and evaluation of effective research frameworks for social science and economic inquiries.
Dr. Sreekala M is a hard-worker and have creative mind
Minor Research Project under UGC in the year 2014.
M.A and B.A. Economics
Spillover effect of foreign direct investment