Mónica Codina Blasco

Mónica Codina Blasco is an Associate Professor in the Department of Public Communication at the Faculty of Communication, University of Navarra. She actively contributes to research through her involvement in two key research groups: Comunicación de la ciencia (Science Communication) and PerComPolDem Journalism, Political Communication and Democracy.

Her academic background is deeply rooted in philosophical and theological inquiry within literary narratives. She earned two doctoral degrees from the University of Navarra: the first in 1996 with a thesis titled El sigilo de la memoria. Tradición y nihilismo en la narrativa de Dostoievski, supervised by Dr. Alejandro Llano Cifuentes; and the second in 2003 with Quien conoce a Dios, conoce al hombre. Teología de la existencia en la obra de Romano Guardini, supervised by Dr. José Luis Illanes Maestre.

Her research interests span political communication, journalism, science communication, and democratic discourse, enriched by her expertise in existential philosophy, theology, and literary analysis—particularly in the works of Dostoevsky and Romano Guardini. Although no publications or advising roles are listed in the available text, her dual doctorate and research group affiliations suggest a strong interdisciplinary profile bridging communication, philosophy, and religion.

The available information does not list any scientific awards.

There is no mention of student supervision, grants, or funded projects in the provided text. However, her participation in structured research groups indicates collaboration within academic teams focused on political and science communication dynamics in democratic societies.

She is part of the Comunicación de la ciencia and PerComPolDem Journalism, Political Communication and Democracy research groups, suggesting active engagement in scholarly initiatives related to media, democracy, and the public understanding of science.