Teaching

• Regional Ethnology - Africa (2021-present) 
• Anthropology of Development (2021-2024) 
• Cultural Heritage and Tourism (2023-2024) 
• Introduction to Social Anthropology (2023-present) 
• Research Methods and Techniques in Anthropology (2023-2024) 

TEACHING IN THE BACHELOR'S DEGREE OF AUDIOVISUAL COMMUNICATION

UNIVERSITY OF GRANADA

• Theory and Analysis of Audiovisual Discourse (2024-2025). 

• Migrimage: Images of Migration of the Southern Border. Unit 1: Conceptualisations from the Anthropology of Media. Ethnographic methods and creative processes. Unit 2: Collaborative video strategies in border contexts: from representation to self-representation (2025-2026). 
• Training session in the History and Arts PhD programme: "Sound, Listening, Cinema", in collaboration with sound designer and filmmaker Eva Valiño (2025-2026).
• Master's in International Cooperation, Public Management and NGOs: Sessions entitled "Nollywood: a truly African film industry". (2019-2020). 
• 15th edition of the Master in Development Cooperation, Public Management and NGOs. University of Granada. Session: Nollywood: African Culture and Identity in Frames. (2016-2017). 
• Master in International Cooperation for Development with Sub-Saharan Africa. Session: Western Collective Imagination about Sub-Saharan Africa. University of Jaén (2011-2012).
• Master in Development and International Cooperation. Session: Africa and the media. University of Granada (2007-2012). 
• Introduction to African Reality Course (CIRA), Department of Political Science and Administration. Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM), African Studies Group (GEA) (2007-2009). 
• Courses of the Institute for the International Education of Students (IES): Ethics and Civil Society and The Spanish Experience of the "Other". Granada, Spain (2006-2010).

• Visiting Scholar. Course: Visual Storytelling: Ethnography and Creativity. FLASH. Ibn-Zohr University. Agadir, Morocco (2019).
• Assistant Professor. Summer Institute. Course: Social Anthropology in Global Context. University of Hokkaido, Japan (2017). 
• Assistant Professor. Summer Institute. Course: Visual and Media Anthropology. University of Hokkaido, Japan (2017).

• Córdova Chacón, Dyane Nicole (2022): Applied Anthropology and Cultural Management in the City of Granada: An anthropological proposal with a decolonial approach.
• Alba Pulido, Carla (2023): Representing La Alpujarra. Reflections from and through audiovisual anthropology. 
• Sánchez Casado, Antonio José (2023): Film and Power. The case of decolonisation and colonisation in Mozambique.
• Ivars Martínez, Elena (2023): Photographic Representation of People with Psychiatric Diagnoses: An analysis of stigma and identification.
• Roldán Madrid, Clara (2023): Longings of Memory. An anthropological approach to sites of memory through oral history in Tixhualatún.
• Pérez Moreno, Lucía (2024): Networks of Reciprocity: A tool for subsistence in modern society.
• Cunha Aragón, Nora (2024): The impact of racism on the mental health of Afro-descendant adolescents: Ethnographic contributions to anti-racism.
• Chakri, Mariam (2024-25). 
• Naranjo, Águeda (2024-25). 
• Bajén, Fabián (2024-25).

• Smith, Agustín (2016): Sport as a school for life and a tool for social change Murillo, Iris (2016): AECID from a gender perspective. Research on the institutionalisation of the gender approach in the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation.
• Galán, Andrea (2016): Theatre of the Oppressed as a tool for citizen participation.
• De Ocampo, Camille (2023): Making Feminist Cinema: A Participatory Action Research Locating Feminist Filmmaking in Contemporary Philippine Cinema (2010-2023) (Master's Degree in Women's and Gender Studies).
• Bravo Rojas, Carla (2025): Care networks and livelihood sustainability in the context of ecological crisis: A collaborative visual ethnography with rural women in the province of Granada.

DOCTORAL SUPERVISION

• Ruiz Padial, María José (Start year: 2025) 
• Gutiérrez del Castillo, Amanda (Start year: 2025) 

• Assistant Professor. Course: Anthropology of Development. Professors: Soledad Vieitez and Amalia Morales. University of California (at the University of Granada) (2007-2008). 
• Vallejos, María Ángeles (2024): Analysis of the Representation of Childcare in Argentinean Advertising from the Perspective of Audiovisual Anthropology with a Gender Approach (National University of La Plata).