Catalina Monserrat Roig

Dr. Catalina Monserrat Roig is a Tenured Contract Senior Lecturer in Latin Philology at the University of the Balearic Islands (UIB). She is affiliated with the Department of Spanish, Modern, and Classical Languages, where she specializes in classical languages and literature.

Her teaching portfolio includes core courses across multiple degree programs:

• Classical Mythology: Persistence and Relevance of Myth (for English Studies and Spanish Language and Literature degrees)
• Introduction to Latin (taught across English Studies, Catalan Language and Literature, and Spanish Language and Literature programs)
• Introduction to the Greek Language (for English Studies, Philosophy, History, and Spanish Language and Literature degrees)
• Evolution of Latin and Romance Languages (for Catalan and Spanish Language and Literature degrees)
• Final Degree Projects for Spanish Language and Literature students

Dr. Roig's research focuses on philological approaches to classical languages and literature, with particular emphasis on Latin philology and its evolution into Romance languages. Her work intersects with literary theory, linguistic analysis, and classical mythology studies. She is an active member of the Consolidated R+D+I Group 'Philology and Humanism in the Golden Age (FILOHUMSIDOR)' which examines humanistic approaches to Golden Age philology.

Her academic specialties include Linguistics and Literary Theory, Analysis and Criticism, reflecting her dual focus on language structure and literary interpretation within classical contexts. Dr. Roig maintains scholarly profiles through ORCID, ResearcherID, and Dialnet, indicating her active participation in academic research networks.