Isabel León Sanz

Isabel León Sanz is a Full Professor at the Faculty of Theology, University of Navarra, with a focus on Systematic Theology. She holds dual PhDs from the Complutense University of Madrid (Philosophy) and the University of Navarra (Theology, with an extraordinary award), and a degree in Philosophy and Theology from the University of Navarra. Her research spans ethics, medieval hermeneutics, and the theology of beauty and creation.

• PhD in Philosophy (Complutense University of Madrid)
• PhD in Theology (University of Navarra)
• Degree in Philosophy and Theology (University of Navarra)

As a member of the LOGOS-Patristic and Medieval Hermeneutics research group and the Institute of Medieval Studies, she investigates intersections of Senecan Stoicism, St. Bonaventure's thought, and metaphysics of the Logos. Her awards include the 2017 Marco Arosio Prize and recognition through the University of Navarra's teaching quality evaluation system (2016/17-2021/22).

• Lead researcher on projects 'Unity and Plurality of the Logos in the World' (FFI2015-63947-P) and 'Metaphysics of the Logos in Medieval Rationality' (PIUNA 2015-24)
• Teaching roles across Faculty of Theology, Faculty of Education and Psychology, and ISCR
• Active in journal evaluation, editorial committees, and academic leadership