Cristina Poza Allepuz

Cristina Poza Allepuz is a visiting language professor specializing in Spanish at the EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies Department of the College of Europe. She has over two decades of teaching experience across Europe and the Middle East, including roles at the Cervantes Institute, European Institutions, and international schools such as the French Lyceum Charles De Gaulle (Damascus), Lyceum André Malraux (Rabat), and others. She holds a degree in Arabic Philology from Complutense University of Madrid and a Master’s in Spanish as a Foreign Language from Antonio de Nebrija University.

• Affiliations: College of Europe (current), Cervantes Institute (Belgium/Morocco/Syria), European Institutions

Her research interests focus on language pedagogy, intercultural communication, and the role of multilingualism in diplomacy. She has designed curricula addressing linguistic and cultural challenges in international contexts. Recent professional development includes an e-learning course on language teaching methodologies from International House Madrid.

Though no specific articles are listed, her work aligns with applied linguistics and language policy in global institutions. She has no recorded scientific awards but is recognized for her contributions to Spanish language education across diverse geopolitical regions. Her advisory roles and grants remain unmentioned in available records.

She has been affiliated with Rabat, Brussels, and Damascus-based institutions, reflecting her commitment to fostering cross-cultural understanding through language education.