Elisabet Marco Arocas

Elisabet Marco Arocas is a Lecturer in the Department of Sociology at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Universitat de València. Her work is closely associated with two research groups: TERRES, focusing on educational transitions, resistances, gender relations, exclusion, and health; and COSiDES, which explores social embodiments, subjectivities, and dissidences.

Her research interests lie at the intersection of sociology, migration, gender, and social exclusion. She investigates how young individuals, particularly those from marginalized backgrounds such as Moroccan youth migrating alone to the Valencian region, navigate social structures, educational systems, and health outcomes. Her work emphasizes embodied experiences and dissident identities within contemporary social frameworks.

The thematic trends in her research suggest a strong commitment to qualitative sociological inquiry, critical theory, and interdisciplinary approaches linking education, health, and identity formation. Although no publications are listed in the provided text, her affiliations and thesis topic indicate sustained engagement with pressing social issues in Southern Europe.

She has not been mentioned as receiving any scientific awards in the provided content.

Elisabet Marco Arocas was supervised during her doctoral studies by Dr. Ignacio Martínez Morales and Dr. Inmaculada Serra Yoldi. While no current advisees or grant funding are listed, her role in active research groups suggests ongoing mentorship and collaborative research activities.

She is affiliated with two key research groups: TERRES and COSiDES, both contributing to critical sociological research on marginalization, identity, and social change within the Spanish and broader European context.