Full-time lecturer in Economics at the Department of Business and Business Analytics, Faculty of Economics and International Relations.

Lecturer in Macroeconomics and Microeconomics. Both at the introductory and intermediate level.

I collaborate with numerous esteemed Spanish media outlets offering my expertise on some relevant economic issues, and explaining complex subjects for a broader audience. My contributions have primarily revolved around topics such as labour market dynamics, interest rates, and consequences of rent regulation, among others.

Part of the research team formed by Dr Covadong Menseguer, Dr Laura Maravall and Dr Riccardo Ciacci. Research project: ‘Migration Legacies’, about determinants of the Spanish assisted emigration during the Fracoist dictatorship.

Tutor of Microeconomics and Industrial Organization at intermediate level.

TA of a support course in advanced Econometrics (cross-section and time series) belonging to the Master in Economic Development and Growth (MEDEG), an official master’s degree from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

Responsible for several training groups at Club Natación Vigo Rías Baixas (Vigo, Spain). I coached more than 30 children each year between 5 and 14 years old, and managing sports aspects within the team. In addition, I was in charge of a group of people with cerebral palsy, down syndrome, and other Paralympics at Club AMFIV (Vigo, Spain). My main job was to offer physical conditioning as a form of rehabilitation.

100% in English. Essays on the determinants of Spanish emigration to the Americas at the end of the 19th and 20th centuries, and the economic effect of remittances on Spanish public finances. Supervised by Dr Juan Carmona.

120 ECTS, 100% in English. Specializing in Economic History and Institutional Economics, I wrote numerous research articles in political science as well.
Master’s thesis (18 ECTS), supervised by Dr Stefano Battilossi: ‘The causes of Spanish emigration through institutional performance, 1880-1936’. An empirical analysis using dynamic models on the effect of both fiscal policy decisions and poor definition of land property rights on Spanish emigration in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

60 ECTS, 100% in English. Specializing in advanced subjects of Economic Theory and Econometrics.
Econometrics’ empirical project (May 2019) supervised by Dr Álvaro Escribano: ‘Should we consider institutions?’ A time series analysis about how institutional variables affect the main macroeconomic indicators.
Master’s thesis (6 ECTS) supervised by Dr Antonia Díaz: ‘The Role of Institutions on the Becoming of Nations’. An econometric analysis of how institutional quality affects income, public debt, and inequality.

240 ECTS, in Spanish and Galician. Standing out in Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Mathematics, and Game Theory.
Bachelor thesis (12 ECTS) in mathematical economy, supervised by Dr. Margarita Estévez: ‘Mathematical methods for planning. Soviet experience’.
ERAMUS+ programme at EKA University of Applied Sciences, Riga (Latvia), during the academic year 2016/2017. 60 ECTS, 100% in English. Co-authoring a paper with Dr Velga Vevere.

Vevere, V., Resentini, C., García, M. and Muñiz, A. (2017). Cultural adaptation of ERASMUS students in Latvia and host university responsibility, Journal of Economics and Culture, 14(2): 44-54. Read here.

Curso superior de entrenador personal: musculación y fitness. 300 hours belonging to the training plan of GES FORMACIÓN. Graded outstanding. Registered with file number: GFP/2017-0901022-2332.

1st national division swimming team. Several times gold and silver medallist in the Galician Regional Championships and some participations in the Spanish National Championships. Being able to combine more than 15 hours of training per week in the pool with studies both at high school and university, and now also working as a university lecturer and PhD candidate.