Professors and Researchers

María Florencia Martini

Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities

Professor of English Language, National University of Córdoba. Master's Degree in English as a Foreign Language Teacher Training, UNEATLANTICO. Master in Teaching English as a Foreign Language, UNINI. Teacher of English as a foreign language with experience at initial, intermediate and higher levels. Teacher and researcher at the National University of Córdoba. Her research focuses on teaching English as a foreign language and English for Specific Purposes.

María Ingelmo

Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities

With a degree in Journalism from the University of the Basque Country and a master's degree in Film Production Management from the Escac, she has developed her professional career in the world of audiovisual production, specializing in advertising filming. After 12 years in Barcelona shooting for major production companies and brands, both nationally and internationally, she is now CEO with her sister Ana Ingelmo of the first audiovisual production company of services in the north of our country, Las Hermanísimas.

María Viota

Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities

Degree in Biology with postgraduate training in Conservation, Statistics, Human Development and Sustainability. She has developed her research in academia, consulting and non-governmental development organizations. She currently combines her teaching activity at UNEATLANTICO with applied scientific research in national and international interdisciplinary projects.

Mariana Alencar Dornelles

Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities

Degree in Social Communication - Journalism (Universidade de Brasilia), Master in Cultural Management (University of Barcelona) and specialist in Project Management in Education and Culture (University of Girona). Her research and professional activities are focused on corporate communication and the relationship between communication, education and culture.

Mariangeles Avendaño Casassas

Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities

Early Childhood Educator (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile), Master in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (Universidad de Jaén), Postgraduate in Educational Informatics with mention in use and development of multimedia materials (Universidad Católica del Norte de Chile). Her research focuses on the application of technology in second language acquisition.

Marta Peláez

Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities

PhD in Linguistics from the University of Vigo. Master in Linguistics and its Applications (University of Vigo). Master in Teacher Training (University of Vigo). Vigo). Degree in Translation and Interpreting (University of Vigo). Her research interests are pragmatics and communication, oral language acquisition and language learning strategies.