Bruno García Tardón

Bruno García Tardón is a Professor at the Faculty of Education and Faculty of Health at Camilo José Cela University. His academic career spans over a decade, with roles as student coordinator (2013-2017) and contributions to physical education and sports science. He holds a PhD in Educational Sciences and a Bachelor's in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences from Polytechnic University of Madrid, alongside specialized training in sports programs and refereeing certifications.

• PhD in Educational Sciences (UCJC)
• MSc in Sports Programs (UCJC)
• BSc in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences (UPM)
• Degree in Physical Education Teaching (UCJC)

His research explores physical activity and sports in populations at risk of social exclusion, with a focus on prison education, academic performance, and gender-sensitive interventions. He has published extensively on sports as a rehabilitation tool and contributed to policy frameworks for inclusive education.

Recent publications highlight interdisciplinary intersections between education, sports science, and social reform, emphasizing program evaluation during crises (e.g., pandemic impacts) and long-term prison education strategies. His work combines empirical studies with theoretical frameworks for socioeducational equity.

• Victoria Kent National Award (2021) for collective research on women in semi-freedom

Bruno has taught in secondary schools, coordinated sports institutions like Real Madrid Foundation, and officiated water polo at national levels. He is accredited by ANECA for university professorships and doctoral fellowships, reflecting his scholarly leadership.