Jaime Vilarroig Martín

Jaime Vilarroig Martín is a Full Professor in the Department of Humanities at CEU Cardenal Herrera University, Center of Castellón. He holds internal accreditation as a Full Professor and previously obtained formal accreditation as an Associate Professor Doctor from AVAP and ANECA in 2015. His affiliations include active roles in multiple philosophical societies such as the Hispanic Society of Philosophical Anthropology (SHAF), the Spanish Association of Personalism (AEP), the Association of Philosophical Hispanism (SHF), and the Spanish Association of Medical Ethics and Bioethics (AEBI). He also leads international academic initiatives with the Society of Christian Philosophers (SOFIC).

His research interests span several interconnected domains: Spanish philosophy (from classical figures like Ramon Llull and Juan Luis Vives to modern thinkers including Ortega y Gasset, Zubiri, and María Zambrano); philosophical anthropology, especially as it intersects with health, medicine, and human existence (covering corporeality, pain, mortality, and transhumanism); and the educational role of myths and literature. His work bridges humanities and healthcare disciplines, making significant contributions to bioethics and medical humanities.

Although specific article titles are not listed in the provided text, his scholarly output includes over 30 peer-reviewed journal articles and nearly 40 book chapters, indicating sustained productivity in philosophy, education, and ethics. His research projects—eight in total, including one funded by the Ministry of Education on resilience—reflect a strong trajectory in applied philosophical inquiry. His leadership in organizing major conferences, such as the 15th SHAF Congress and SOFIC symposia, underscores his standing in the academic community.

He has been recognized with the Ángel Ayala Humanities Research Award for editing a book on Juan Luis Vives. Additional honors include two awarded teaching improvement projects and multiple scholarships from Banco Santander and the Generalitat Valenciana (FPI scholarship).

Jaime Vilarroig has supervised numerous undergraduate and master’s degree dissertations and regularly serves as a reviewer for scientific journals and on doctoral thesis committees across Spanish universities. He is actively involved in teaching innovation and holds two Erasmus teaching positions—at Ca'Foscari University in Venice and the European University of Rome—and has served as a visiting professor in Bogotá. He also contributes to lay religious education in the Diocese of Segorbe-Castellón and teaches religion in secondary schools.

His academic leadership is complemented by participation in research teams and interdisciplinary projects, particularly those integrating philosophy with medical ethics and educational theory. He is a key figure in promoting philosophical discourse within health sciences and teacher training programs at his institution.