Enrique Castello May

Enrique Castello May is a Lecturer in the Department of Audiovisual Communication and Advertising at the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC), where he contributes to multiple undergraduate and postgraduate programs in communication and digital heritage. He teaches core courses such as Audiovisual Ideation and Narrative, Audiovisual Innovation Laboratory, and Virtualization and Recreation of Heritage, reflecting his engagement with contemporary media practices and digital storytelling.

His research is associated with the Audiovisual Communication: Contents, Formats and Technology group, focusing on evolving forms of audiovisual expression and digital cultural applications. His academic interests span narrative design, media innovation, virtual heritage, and the integration of lexicographic tools in education.

The available publications suggest a strong interdisciplinary orientation, combining communication theory, digital media technologies, and cultural preservation, with increasing emphasis on immersive and interactive formats in educational and heritage contexts.

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Enrique Castello May is actively involved in teaching and curriculum development, supervising student learning across multiple degree programs. While specific grant activities or research funding are not detailed, his participation in specialized modules such as those in the Erasmus Mundus Master in Lexicography and the Master in Digital Cultural Heritage indicates collaborative and international academic engagement. He does not appear to have formal PhD or Master’s students listed, but his teaching roles imply mentorship at the undergraduate and graduate levels.

He is affiliated with research initiatives focused on audiovisual formats and digital heritage technologies, particularly through his work in virtualization and digital storytelling labs, though specific lab names or team structures are not provided.