Judit Onses Segarra

Judit Onses Segarra is a Lecturer in the Department of Specific Didactics at the University of Girona, specializing in the Didactics of Plastic Expression. She leads her research area and is an active member of the Institute of Educational Research and the GREPAI research group (Research Group in Education, Heritage, and Intermedia Arts). She also coordinates the European Research Network on Arts and Education (NW29) under the European Educational Research Association (EERA), and is affiliated with the educational research and innovation network REUNI+D.

Her research centers on innovative and transformative approaches at the intersection of arts and education. Key interests include arts-based and post-qualitative research methodologies, the integration of artistic strategies in educational practices, the design of pedagogical spaces, and using art as a tool for social change. She emphasizes teaching innovation through the arts and has extensive experience in community-oriented artistic-educational initiatives and teacher training programs.

Her scholarly work reflects a strong commitment to reimagining education through artistic inquiry and interdisciplinary collaboration, particularly in visual and intermedia arts contexts. While specific publications are not listed, her research trajectory indicates sustained engagement with European networks and educational innovation.

Scientific Affiliations and Roles:

• Coordinator, European Research Network NW29 – Research on Arts Education (EERA)
• Member, REUNI+D (University Network for Research and Educational Innovation)
• Member, GREPAI Research Group
• Head, Didactics of Plastic Expression Area

She advises on arts-integrated educational projects and contributes to institutional and international research management. Though no grants or students are explicitly listed, her leadership roles suggest active mentorship and project coordination. She is based at the Seminary Building, Plaça Sant Domènec, Girona, and can be contacted at judit.onses@udg.edu.

The GREPAI research group serves as her primary research hub, fostering interdisciplinary work in education, heritage, and intermedia arts, with a focus on critical and creative pedagogies.