Ke Zhang

Ke Zhang is a PhD candidate at the Comillas International Doctoral School (CIDS) within the Faculty of Economics and Economics at Comillas Pontifical University. She also serves as a lecturer in Educational Psychology for the Master's Degree in Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language. Her roles include coordinating the China Task Force at the university and collaborating with institutions like the Beijing Camino Int’l Cultural Exchange Center (BCC). With 6 years of university experience, her work bridges global cultural routes, sustainability, and educational psychology.

Education includes a Master in Counseling Psychology (2008, De La Salle University, Philippines), a Teacher’s License for English (2003), and a Certificate in Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language (1999). Professional experience spans roles as a project manager in social services (2014–2018), administrative director (2010–2014), and English teacher (2001–2004).

Research focuses on global cultural routes, particularly the Camino de Santiago and China’s cultural heritage, emphasizing sustainability and cross-cultural dialogue. Notable contributions include an Honorable Mention at the 2021 XIII International Tourism Congress for her work on Chinese pilgrim experiences. She actively participates in exhibitions (e.g., European Cultural Routes in China) and conferences addressing East-West cultural exchange.