Alfonso Robles Fernandez

Alfonso Robles Fernandez is a Part-Time Lecturer at the University of Murcia, affiliated with the Faculty of Education and the Didactics of Mathematical and Social Sciences department. His research focuses on the Didactics of Social Sciences, integrating archaeological and cultural heritage into educational frameworks through virtual exhibitions and interactive methodologies.

He earned his PhD in 2016 with a thesis on the Archaeological Study of Andalusian Palaces in Murcia (10th-15th centuries), supervised by Dr. Jorge Alejandro Eiroa Rodríguez.

His research interests include Heritage Education, Virtual Didactic Itineraries, Sustainability in Education, and the Integration of Technology in Cultural Preservation. His work often bridges archaeology, urban history, and pedagogy, particularly for primary education.

Recent publications highlight trends in Mediterranean Sustainability, Andalusian Architecture, and Interactive Museum Learning. He collaborates with the Didactics of Social Sciences research group and contributes to projects involving digital platforms like "regmurcia" and "Intangibles".