Kriti Vikram

Kriti Vikram is Associate Professor in Sociology and Anthropology at the National University of Singapore, specializing in life course sociology, family demography, and gender studies. Her research examines how early-life inequality affects education, health, marriage, and migration outcomes across the life course.

Vikram's publications analyze gender disparities in time use, educational impacts on marriage patterns in India, and health consequences of child marriage. Her methodological approach combines longitudinal surveys with demographic analysis to trace development trajectories in resource-constrained settings.

She teaches courses on social demography, health and society, and research methods, emphasizing anthropological-sociological practice in development contexts.