Monica Dominguez Serrano

Monica Dominguez Serrano is a Professor at the Department of Economics, Quantitative Methods and Economic History at Pablo de Olavide University, where she serves as Rector's Delegate for Gender Equality. She teaches core courses across the University Master's Degree in Gender and Equality and Master's Degree in Criminology and Forensic Sciences, including Construction and Analysis of Indicators, Social Research Techniques, and Introduction to Statistics.

Her research centers on gender equality intersections with economics and criminology, particularly through her leadership of the R&D project analyzing female entrepreneurship in Seville's municipalities. Key focus areas include:

• Gender-responsive economic development
• Statistical methodologies for social indicators
• Criminological applications in gender studies
• Policy frameworks for business strengthening

Professor Dominguez Serrano supervises master's theses and professional internships in gender equality programs while advancing institutional gender equity initiatives as Rector's Delegate. Her work bridges academic research with regional economic development strategies in Andalusia.