Victor Rabasco Garcia

Victor Rabasco Garcia serves as an Assistant Professor (mapped from Spanish "Profesor Laboral Permanente") in the Department of Artistic and Documentary Heritage at the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, University of León, Spain. His academic focus centers on historical and cultural analysis of artistic expressions, particularly within Mediterranean contexts.

He holds a PhD from Universidad Complutense de Madrid (2021), where his doctoral research examined The Court Architecture of the Andalusian Taifas: Configuration and Evolution of New Spaces of Power in the 11th Century Mediterranean under Dr. Susana Calvo Capilla's supervision. This foundational work established his expertise in medieval Islamic architectural evolution.

His research spans Medieval Art, History of Art, Islamic Architecture, and Heritage Studies, with emphasis on power structures in 11th-century Mediterranean architecture. As an active member of the PAM MEDIEVAL ARTISTIC HERITAGE research group, he investigates preservation methodologies and historical significance of medieval artistic assets. His departmental role in Artistic and Documentary Heritage reflects his commitment to interdisciplinary cultural analysis.

No scientific awards were documented in the source material.

Available information does not specify student advising responsibilities or research grants, though his position inherently involves academic mentorship and potential grant-funded heritage projects.

Through the PAM MEDIEVAL ARTISTIC HERITAGE group, he collaborates on systematic documentation and conservation initiatives for medieval artistic sites, contributing to Spain's cultural heritage preservation framework.