Doctorate in Education

Presentation

The Doctorate program allows to take subjects and perform the Doctorate research within one of the lines of research that are offered, in accordance with an on-line education model. In this way, the Doctorate student takes part of an advanced postgraduate study that can adapt to one’s learning pace and working style.

During the program, the Doctorate student will have the support and advice of teaching staff, tutors and thesis directors who will ease the learning and academic performance in the subjects, research papers, and in the thesis thanks to the new technologies.

The Doctorate’s Committee will assign and supervise the study plan that will be appropriate to the training and thesis topic chosen by the Doctorate student. In addition, this committee will appoint a thesis director that will support and facilitate the studies and the thesis work of the Doctorate student.

Structure

LENGTH PURPOSE STUDY PLAN
Phase I, Teaching
1 year Acquiring the knowledge and skills needed to provide solutions that contribute to human development, scientific and technological development in the line of research of the Doctorate student. Taking on-line subjects defined in accordance with previous studies and with the thesis’ topic. In this phase, the Doctorate candidate must take the subjects that are appropriate to the chosen thesis’ topic.
Phase II, Tutoring
3 months Defining the thesis’ topic, objectives, hypothesis and methodology. With the support of a tutor, developing a proposal for the Doctorate thesis.
Phase III, Research
1 year Developing the thesis. With the support of the Thesis Director, conduct research leading to the completion of the project.
Phase IV, Development of the Thesis
1 - 2 years Drafting the Doctorate thesis. Under the supervision of the Thesis Director, the research will be developed: analysis and results achieved.

Educational Methodology

The educational model promotes collaboration and cooperation to enhance people’s education. This ensures a process that provides effective results with regard to the educational investment assumed versus the return in knowledge, personal and organizational learning. Nowadays, the educational model consists of many educational and pedagogical innovations that facilitate, strengthen and drive a formative process in a quality learning environment. This includes:

  • Making it easy for students, professors and both groups to be in contact.
  • Fostering cooperation and reciprocity: learning as a collective effort.
  • Considering the student as the center of the learning process in which the student actively participates.
  • Encouraging and promoting the continuous communication and interaction between professors and students.
  • Instilling that the training process implies and requires temporary dedication and continuous effort.
  • Using motivation as a constant stimulus so the student perceives that the expected learning results are achievable.
  • Personalizing the learning, taking into account the differences between students and their different ways of learning.

Diploma

The Doctorate student who meets the academic requirements and passes the Doctorate thesis’ defense in accordance with the rules of the universities which offer the Doctorate program, will get the following diploma:

  • Doctorate in Education in the International Iberoamerican University (Mexico), indicating the line of research of the thesis.

Study Plan

Doctorate in Education > Teaching

The teaching phase of the Doctorate in Education is based on a collaborative training model.

All the subjects include group tasks and discussion forums from a reflexive perspective and research-oriented.

These pedagogical actions have as one of its main objectives to take advantage of the possibilities that the virtual education offers to Doctorate students from different educational and researching traditions to enrich their learning process and help them to deepen cooperatively in their line of investigation.

Subjects

Teaching
# SUBJECTS
1 Scientific Research Methodology
2 Research Seminar
3 Learning Theory and Methodological Approaches of Education
4 Curricular Design and Programming
5 Learning Factors
6 Creation, Adaptation and Evaluation of Materials
7 Development of Competences/td>
8 Special Education Foundations: Processes for Attention to Diversity
9 Educational Guidance and Tutoring
10 Applied Didactics
11 Physical Activity Applied to Education, Health and Performance
12 ICT in Education and Learning Theories
13 Organization and Management of Educational Centers

Lines of Research

  DOCTORATE IN EDUCATION
# LINES OF RESEARCH
1 Guidance and tutoring in the education system.
2 Didactics of Physical Education. Health and Performance.
3 Didactics of language.
4 Didactics of history of music and Music education.
5 Applied musicology and culture management.
6 Attention to diversity and inclusive education in the education system.
7 Educational technology, Educational Innovation with ICT.
8 Learning and Education. Associated factors and strategies.
9 Organization and Management of Educational Centers. Curricular design and advice. Assessment of centers.
10 Teachers training.
11 Assessment of centers and teachers for the quality of the teaching-learning process.
12 Educational research methodology.
13 Health Projects.
14 Education and emotional intelligence.
15 Management of cultural diversity.
16 Multiculturalism and interculturalism.
17 Professional competence, education and employment.
18 Culture of peace, conflict resolution and classroom coexistence.

Direction

  • Dr. Jesús Arzamendi Sáez de Ibarra. PhD in Philosophy and Literature, University of Deusto (Spain) Coordinator of PhD programs at the International Iberoamerican University.
  • Dr. Antonio Pantoja Vallejo. PhD in Philosophy and Education Sciences, National Distance Education University of Spain. Teaching at the University of Jaén (Spain).
  • Dr. Silvia Pueyo Villa. PhD in Education Sciences from the University of Barcelona. International Coordinator of the area of Teachers Education at the Iberoamerican University Foundation (Spain).
  • Dr. Fermín Ferriol Sánchez. PhD in Education Sciences, University of Havana. Coordinator of PhD programs at the International Iberoamerican University (Mexico).
  • Dr. Ana Rodríguez Zubiaurre. PhD in Applied Econmics, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria University, Spain. Academic dean of the International Iberoamerican University (Puerto Rico) She has been teaching at Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Univeristy and is a former researcher in the SICTUR project (Information System of Scientific Research in Tourism).

Teaching staff and Authors

  • Dr. Luis Ángel Acevedo Mercado. PhD in Education, Interamerican University of Puerto Rico. Associate Dean at the Interamerican University of Puerto Rico.
  • Dr. Joana Achá Morcillo. PhD in Cognitive Neurosciences, University of Valencia (Spain). Teaching at the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) (Spain).
  • Dr. Jimena Isabel Aguirre. PhD in Education, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo (Argentina). Teacher at the Universidad Nacional de Cuyo. Post-doc grantholder of the CONICET.
  • Dr. Yolanda María Alarcón Baronn. PhD in Education, Interamerican University of Puerto Rico. Researcher and teacher at Caribbean University (Puerto Rico).
  • Dr. Jennifer Alicea Castillo. PhD in Education, Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico. Teacher at the Universidad de Puerto Rico.
  • Dr. Ibis Marlene Alvarez Valdivia. PhD in Psychology, University of Havana. Teacher at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain. Teacher at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain.
  • Dr. Vanessa Anaya Moix. PhD in Language teaching and literature, University of Barcelona. Teacher at the International Iberoamerican University.
  • Dr. David Aponte del Toro. PhD in Education, Iberoamerican International University.
  • Dr. Ferdinand Arce Santiago. PhD in Philosophy in Clinical Psychology, Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico. Teacher and psychologist at the Puerto Rico Police.
  • Dr. Jesús Arzamendi Sáez de Ibarra. PhD in Philosophy and Literature, University of Deusto (Spain) Coordinator of PhD programs at the International Iberoamerican University.
  • Dr. Pedro Balaus Custódio. PhD in Portuguese Literature Didactics, University of Coimbra (Portugal). Coordinator and teacher at the Higher Education School of the Polytechnic Institute of Coimbra.
  • Dr. María Jesús Barros García. PhD in Spanish Language, University of Granada, Spain. Teacher at the Saint Xavier University (USA).
  • Dr. Pedro Barros García. PhD in Romance Philology, University of Granada, Spain. Teacher at the University of Granada.
  • Dr. Ángel Boza Carreño. PhD in Psychopedagogy, University of Huelva, Spain. Teacher at the University of Huelva.
  • Dr. Katianne Bruhns. PhD in History, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (Brazil). Consultant in Geoarqueologia in Florianópolis, Santa Catarina.
  • Dr. María do Amparo Carvas Monteiro. PhD in Musical Sciences, University of Coimbra, Spain. Teacher at the Higher Education School of the Polytechnic Institute of Coimbra.
  • Dr. José Clares López. PhD in Pedagogy, University of Seville, Spain. Teacher of the Faculty of Education at the University of Seville.
  • Dr. José Collazo González. PhD in Educational Leadership, Interamerican University of Puerto Rico and PhD in Legal Studies, Atlantic International University (USA).
  • Dr. Antonio Constán Nava. International Doctor in Arab and Islamic Studies, University of Alicante (Spain). Teaching at the University of Manouba (Tunisia).
  • Dr. Narciso Contreras Izquierdo. PhD in Lexicon and Literature, University of Jaén (Spain). Teaching in the Department of Spanish Philology of the University of Jaén.
  • Dr. Isabel Sofía Correia Calvário. PhD in Romance Literatures and Cultures, University of Porto (Portugal). Portuguese sign language teacher at the Escola Superior de Enfermagem of Coimbra (Portugal).
  • Dr. Nicasio Cruz Capeles. PhD in Education, University of Minnesota (USA). Adjunct Faculty Member of the MBA in the Ana G. Méndez University System (AGMUS).
  • Dr. Josélia Euzèbio da Rosa. PhD in Education, Universidade Federal do Paraná (Brazil). Teaching at the Universidade do Extremo Sul Catarinense (Brazil).
  • Dr. Claudia Barros Camargo. PhD in Social and Legal Sciences, University of Jaén. Civil servant in the Prefeitura Municial Novo Progreso.
  • Dr. Emil José Delgado Portalatín. PhD in Education, University of Turbado (Puerto Rico). Teacher of Fine Arts at the School of Fine Arts of Arecibo (Puerto Rico).
  • Dr. María Ángeles Díaz Linares. PhD in Psychopedagogy, University of Jaén (Spain). Inspector of Education and member of the research group of the University of Jaén.
  • Dr. Camille Echavarría Peraza. PhD in Education, Metropolitan University (Puerto Rico). Assistant Professor at the Eastern University (Puerto Rico).
  • Dr. Carmen Luz Feliciano Rivera. PhD in Education, Nova Southeastern University (USA). Teacher at the Superior School Jose S. Joy (Puerto Rico).
  • Dr. Antonio Marcos Feliciano. PhD in Engineering and Knowledge Management, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (Brazil). Teaching at the Instituto Federal de Santa Catarina - IFSC.
  • Dr. Federico Fernández Díez. PhD in Philosophy and Education Sciences, University of the Barcelona (Spain).. Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities in the European University of the Atlantic (Spain).
  • Dr. Fermín Ferriol Sánchez. PhD in Education Sciences, University of Havana. Coordinator of PhD programs at the International Iberoamerican University (Mexico).
  • Dr. Zulma Figueroa Román. PhD in Education, Nova Southeastern University (USA). School Director of the Puerto Rico Department of Education.
  • Dr. Víctor Manuel García Suárez. PhD in Social Communication Sciences, University of Havana (Cuba). Professor at the University of Turabo (Puerto Rico).
  • Dr. Carmen González Canalejo. PhD in Contemporary History, University of Almería (Spain). Teacher at the University of Almería.
  • Dr. Daniel González González. PhD in Philosophy and Education Sciences, University of Granada (Spain). Teacher at the University of Granada.
  • Dr. José González Monteagudo. PhD in Philosophy and Education Sciences, University of Seville (Spain). Teacher at the University of Seville.
  • Dr. Susana María Almeida Gonçalves. PhD in Psychology by the University of Coimbra (Portugal). Teaching Coordinator at the Polytechnic Institute of Coimbra.
  • Dr. Kim Griffin McNeil. PhD in Foreign Language Education, Ohio State University. Teacher at the European University of the Atlantic, Spain.
  • Dr. María Alejandra Grzona. PhD in Management and Planning for the Quality in Education in the 21st Century Society, University of Jaén. Teacher and Therapist for the Visually Impaired in different institutions of Argentina.
  • Dr. José Francisco Guerrero López. PhD in Philosophy and Literature, division of Philosophy and Education Sciences, Universidad de Málaga. Teacher at the Universidad de Málaga.
  • Dr. Inmaculada Gómez Hurtado. PhD in Psychopedagogy, University of Huelva (Spain). Teacher at the University of Huelva.
  • Dr. Idaris Gómez Ravelo. PhD in Physical Culture Sciences, University of Jaén, (Spain). Teacher at the Universidad Agraria de La Habana (Cuba).
  • Dr. Francisco de Javier Gómez Zapiain. PhD in Psychology, University of the Basque Country, (Spain). Teacher at the University of the Basque Country.
  • Dr. Antonio Hernández Fernández. PhD in Pedagogy, University of Granada (Spain). Teaching at the University of Jaén (Spain).
  • Dr. Teresita Alicia Izura. PhD in Management and Planning for the Quality in Education in the 21st Century Society, University of Jaén. Teaching and Research at Universidad Nacional de Cuyo (Argentina).
  • Dr. Antonio Salvador Jiménez Hernández. PhD in Psychopedagogy, University of Jaén (Spain). Interim Teacher at the University of Seville (Spain) and the University of Huelva (Spain).
  • Dr. José Luis Jiménez Negrón. PhD in Educational Management, Pontifical Catholic University of Ponce (Puerto Rico).
  • Dr. Naivy Lanza Escóbar. PhD in Educational and Socio-cultural Aspects of Physical Activity, University of Jaén (Spain). Teaching at the Faculty of Physical Culture (Cuba).
  • Dr. Juan José Leiva Olivencia. PhD in Psychopedagogy, Universidad de Málaga (Spain). Teaching at the Universidad de Málaga.
  • Dr. María de Pilar López García. PhD in Spanish Language: History and Current Status, University of Granada (Spain). Teaching at the University of Granada.
  • Dr. Guadalupe Aurora Maldonado Berea. PhD in Education, Universidad de Córdoba (Spain). Teacher at the Universidad Veracruzana (Mexico).
  • Dr. Graciela Roxana Marsollier. PhD in Education, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo (Argentina). Researcher of the National Scientific and Technical Research Counci (CONICET) and Teacher-Researcher at the Universidad Nacional de Cuyo.
  • Dr. José Manuel Martos Ortega. PhD in Curricular Foundations and Teachers Education in Primary and Secondary Education, University of Granada (Spain).
  • Dr. Javier Marín López. PhD in Musicology, University of Granada (Spain). Teaching at the University of Jaén (Spain).
  • Dr. Antonio Matas Terrón. PhD in Pedagogy, Universidad de Málaga (Spain). Teacher at the Universidad de Málaga.
  • Dr. Miguel Mateo Ruiz. PhD in Language Teaching and Literature, University of Barcelona. Teacher at the University of Barcelona.
  • Dr. Mónica Teresa Matilla. PhD in Management and Planning for the Quality in Education in the 21st Century Society, University of Jaén. Teaching at Universidad Nacional de Cuyo (Argentina).
  • Dr. José Antonio Medina Talavera. PhD in Education, Nova Southeastern University (USA). Facilitator of workshops for teachers at the Puerto Rico’s Education Department.
  • Dr. Sabela Melchor Couto. PhD in Language and the Information Society: Linguistics and its applications, University of Vigo (Spain). Teaching at the University of Roehampton (London).
  • Dr. Esther Mena Rodríguez. PhD in Psychology, Universidad de Málaga (Spain). Teacher at the Universidad de Málaga.
  • Dr. Doris Elizabeth Mercado Torres. PhD in Educational Leadership and Management, Interamerican University of Puerto Rico. High school Spanish language teacher in Texas (USA).
  • Dr. Yolanda Molina-Serrano. PhD in Philosophy, State University of New York at Buffalo (USA). Teacher at the Universidad de Puerto Rico.
  • Dr. Jerónimo Morales Cabezas. PhD in Spanish Language: History, Description and applications, University of Granada (Spain). Teacher at the University of Granada.
  • Dr. Juan Manuel Méndez Garrido. PhD in Psychopedagogy, University of Huelva, Spain. Teacher at the University of Huelva.
  • Dr. Marilyn Nales Torres. PhD in Education, Nova Southeastern University (USA). Teaching at Ana G. Méndez University System (AGMUS).
  • Dr. Gilberto Nieto López. PhD in Education, Escuela Libre de Ciencias Políticas y Administración Pública de Oriente (Mexico). Teaching at different Universities of Mexico and Director of the Centro de Investigación para el Mejoramiento y Desarrollo Educativo.
  • Dr. José Ramón Otaola. PhD in Education, Capella University (USA). Teacher at the Walden University (USA).
  • Dr. María Fernanda Ozollo Lubrano. PhD in Management and Planning for the Quality in Education in the 21st Century Society, University of Jaén. Holder teacher and Director of Online Education and Educational Innovation at the Universidad Nacional de Cuyo (Argentina).
  • Dr. María Teresa Padilla Carmona. PhD in Pedagogy, University of Seville, Spain. Teaching at the University of Seville.
  • Dr. Antonio Pantoja Vallejo. PhD in Philosophy and Education Sciences, National Distance Education University of Spain. Teaching at the University of Jaén (Spain).
  • Dr. María del Rosario Patiño Rodríguez. PhD in Pedagogical Sciences, Instituto Central de Ciencias Pedagógicas (Cuba). Face-to-Face and virtual adviser of the educational institutions of CEDIEC (Mexico).
  • Dr. Silvia María Elena Persio. PhD in Education, University of Jaén (Spain). Teaching at Universidad Nacional de Cuyo (Argentina).
  • Dr. Jorge Vladimir Pons y García. PhD in Law Universidad de Salamanca (Spain). Teaching at the Universidad Juárez Autónoma de Tabasco (Mexico).
  • Dr. María Luisa Nieves Porcar Gómez. PhD in Management and Planning for the Quality in Education in the 21st Century Society, University of Jaén. Teaching at Universidad Nacional de Cuyo (Argentina).
  • Dr. Silvia Pueyo Villa. PhD in Education Sciences from the University of Barcelona. International Coordinator of the area of Teachers Education at the Iberoamerican University Foundation (Spain).
  • Dr. Lucila María Pérez Fernández. PhD in Translation: approaches and methods, Universidad de Málaga (Spain). Teacher at the European University of the Atlantic, Spain.
  • Dr. Alvaro Pérez García. PhD in Pedagogy, University of Granada, Spain. Teaching at the University of Jaén (Spain).
  • Dr. Jesús Fernando Pérez Lorenzo. PhD in Pedagogy, University of Seville, Spain. Teacher at the University of Seville.
  • Dr. Suleira Milagros Quiñones Fontanez. PhD in Education, Nova Southeastern University (USA). Instructional Designer at the School of Science, Mathematics, Technology and Languages.
  • Dr. Grisel Rivera Villafañe. PhD in Educational Administration and Supervision, Interamerican University of Puerto Rico. Teacher at the Universidad de Puerto Rico.
  • Dr. Sonia Rodríguez Fernández. PhD in Pedagogy and Psychopedagogy, University of Granada, Spain. Teaching at the University of Granada.
  • Dr. Carlos Ramón Rodríguez Lampón. Degree in Philosophy and Literature. History of the Americas, Interamerican University of Puerto Rico. Instructor at the National University College Online (Puerto Rico).
  • Dr. Nayda Rodríguez Meléndez. PhD in Education, Nova Southeastern University (USA). Supervisor of Teachers of Spanish Language in the School District of Cidra (Puerto Rico).
  • Dr. Francisco de Paula Rodríguez Miranda. PhD in Education, University of Huelva, Spain. Teacher at the University of Huelva.
  • Dr. César Eduardo Rodríguez Zidán. PhD in Education, Universidad de Málaga, Spain. Teaching and research at ORT University (Uruguay).
  • Dr. Ana Rodríguez Zubiaurre. PhD in Applied Econmics, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria University, Spain. Academic dean of the International Iberoamerican University (Puerto Rico).
  • Dr. Celia Romero Díaz. PhD in educational and socio-cultural aspects of Physical Activity, University of Jaén (Spain) and PhD in Physical Culture Sciences, Escuela Internacional de Educación Física y Deporte (Cuba). Teacher at the Universidad Agraria de La Habana (Cuba).
  • Dr. Lorena Isabel Rosa Roldán. PhD in Education. History of the Americas, Interamerican University of Puerto Rico.
  • Dr. Luis Antonio Rosario Arroyo. PhD in Education, University of Turabo (Puerto Rico). Teaching at the Universidad Central de Bayamón (Puerto Rico) and Universidad de Turabo.
  • Dr. Salvador Rus Rufino. PhD in Philosophy and Literature, Universidad de Navarra (Spain) and PhD in History, Universidad de León (Spain). Teaching at the Universidad de León.
  • Dr. Majid Safadarán Mosazadeh-Kohan. Doctor in Educational Leadership, Atlantic University (USA). Director of Academic Programs at the Instituto Cultural Peruano Norteamericano.
  • Dr. Roberto Dudor Ruiz Salces. PhD in Education, Newport University (USA). General Secretary of the European University of the Atlantic, Spain.
  • Dr. María Auxiliadora Sales Ciges. PhD in Education Sciences, University of Havana. Teaching at Universitat Jaume I (Spain).
  • Dr. Honorio Salmerón Pérez. PhD in Philosophy and Education Sciences, National Distance Education University of Spain. Teaching at the University of Granada.
  • Dr. Lidia Esther Santana Vega. PhD in Philosophy and Education Sciences, Universidad de La Laguna (España). Teacher at the Universidad de La Laguna.
  • Dr. Yadira Santiago Bayón. PhD in Psychology, Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico. Lecturer in the Associate Degree Program of the Universidad EDP de San Sebastián (Puerto Rico).
  • Dr. Rita María de los Ángeles Sierra. PhD in Pedagogy, University of Jaén. Teaching at the Instituto de Educación Superior (Argentina).
  • Dr. Encarnación Soriano Ayala. PhD in Philosophy and Education Sciences, University of Murcia (Spain). Teacher at the University of Almería (Spain).
  • Dr. Manuel Soriano Ferrer. PhD in Psychology, University of Valencia, Spain. Teacher at the University of Valencia.
  • Dr. Magdalena Suárez Ortega. PhD in Research and Educational Intervention, University of Seville, Spain. Teaching at the University of Seville.
  • Dr. Miguel Sánchez Ibañez. PhD in Translation and Intercultural Mediation, Universidad de Salamanca (Spain). Teacher at the European University of the Atlantic, Spain.
  • Dr. María Virginia Sánchez López. PhD in History and Musical Sciences, University of Jaén Teacher at the University of Jaén.
  • Dr. Bárbara Tandrón Negrín. PhD in Educational and Socio-cultural Aspects of Physical Activity, University of Jaén (Spain). Chancellor of the Escuela Internacional de Educación Física y Deporte (Cuba).
  • Dr. Juan Carlos Tojar Hurtado. PhD in Philosophy and Education Sciences, Universidad de Málaga. Teacher at the Universidad de Málaga.
  • Dr. Miguel Ángel Torres Díaz. PhD in History of Puerto Rico and the Caribbean, Centro de Estudios Avanzados de Puerto Rico y El Caribe. Chairman of EDUTEX (Puerto Rico).
  • Dr. María de Jesús Torres Góngora. PhD in Social Sciences, specialization in Regional Studies by El Colegio de la Frontera Norte (Mexico). Teaching at the Instituto Tecnológico de Tijuana (Mexico).
  • Dr. Leonardo Torres Pagán. PhD in Education, Instruction and Curriculum Program, Capella University (USA). Teaching at the Puerto Rico's Education Department.
  • Dr. Mayra Amparo Torres Rodríguez. PhD in Educational and Socio-cultural Aspects of Physical Activity, University of Jaén (Spain). Teaching at the Escuela Internacional de Educación Física y Deporte (Cuba).
  • Dr. Cristina Adriana Toscano de Faria. PhD in Teaching and Psychology of Music, Universidade Nova de Lisboa (Portugal). Teaching at the Escola Superior de Educação do Instituto Politécnico de Coimbra (Portugal).
  • Dr. Óscar Ulloa. PhD in Education, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil). Contributor and Researcher at the Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul.
  • Dr. José Vallés Sifre. PhD in Philosophy, Capella University (USA). Teaching at the Interamerican University of Puerto Rico.
  • Dr. María Guadalupe Veytia Bucheli. PhD in Educational Management, Centro de Investigación para la Administración Educativa (Mexico). Teaching at the Universidad Virtual del Estado de Guanajuato (México).
  • Dr. Elina Vilar Beltrán. PhD in Applied Linguistics, Universitat Jaume I (Spain). Teaching at the Queen Mary University of London (UK).
  • Dr. Cristóbal Villanueva Roa. PhD in Psychopedagogy, University of Jaén (Spain). Counselor at the University of Jaén.
  • Dr. Crista Weise. PhD in Educational Psychology, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain. Teaching at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona.

Scholarships

The Doctorate scholarship program for the Doctorate in Education sponsored by the Iberoamerican University Foundation (FUNIBER) is aimed at those who have an excellent academic record. The objective is to train Doctorate students that can contribute relevantly to human development, the scientific and technological development of society and also in the own Doctorate student’s line of research.

This Doctorate scholarship program, with the participation of other foundations, institutions and universities, is aimed at university teaching staff, with the objective of contributing to an increase in the percentage of doctors in universities, as well as it is aimed at professionals from the business and public administration world, in order to contribute to the R+D departments and to generate innovation.