Ruben Castro Redondo

Ruben Castro Redondo is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Modern History at the University of Seville. His academic activities include teaching and research across multiple academic programs. He is affiliated with the Early Modern History research group and contributes to interdisciplinary initiatives in cultural heritage and historical studies.

Teaching Roles:

• Core instructor for 'Modern World' in the Cultural Management Degree (2nd year).
• Elective courses on 'Cultural Landscapes' (4th year), 'History of Galician Culture I/II', and 'Modern Spanish History' for undergraduate and senior programs.
• Conducts compulsory modules like 'Monarchy and World-Economy' in the Master's program on Spanish Monarchy (16th-18th centuries).
• Expert in 'Written Culture and Historical Landscape' for the Master's in Cultural Services.

Research Interests:

Focuses on Early Modern Spain's socio-political dynamics, cultural landscapes, and the intersection of Galician cultural heritage with broader Iberian historical narratives. Explores the documentary heritage and its role in shaping historical understanding.

Professional Activities:

No grants or advising roles explicitly listed in the provided data. Tutoring hours are currently marked as 'No data available for the selected academic year' across recent terms.

Labs/Teams: Active within the Early Modern History research group, though specific lab affiliations are not detailed.