Jose Maria Cruselles Gomez

Jose Maria Cruselles Gomez is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Teacher Training at the Universitat de València, specializing in Medieval History. He is a member of the research group CiSEM (Cultures and Societies of the Middle Ages), contributing to interdisciplinary studies on medieval societies.

His research focuses on social behavior and professional activities in late medieval urban contexts, particularly among notarial classes in Valencia during the 15th century. His work bridges institutional history, social stratification, and professional identity formation in pre-modern Iberia.

He completed his doctoral studies at the Universitat de València with a thesis on notaries in 15th-century Valencia, supervised by Dr. Paulino Iradiel. His academic career has been dedicated to teaching and research in medieval social structures.

As a member of CiSEM, he collaborates on projects analyzing cultural and societal transformations throughout the Middle Ages, with a regional focus on the Kingdom of Valencia. His expertise supports both graduate training and historical documentation initiatives.

While no scientific awards or recent publications are listed in the provided text, his long-standing affiliation and academic rank reflect sustained scholarly contribution.

He advises graduate theses through the Department of Medieval History and contributes to research projects within his faculty. His work continues to inform the understanding of professional and social dynamics in medieval urban environments.

The research group CiSEM serves as his primary academic hub, fostering collaboration across disciplines including history, archaeology, and cultural studies.