María Paz Fernández García

María Paz Fernández García is a Professor at Camilo José Cela University (UCJC) in Madrid, Spain. She teaches in the Bachelor's Degree in Protocol and Event Organization and the Official Master's Degree in Protocol Management, Production, Organization, and Event Design. Her academic affiliation includes roles as coordinator of the second year of the Bachelor's Degree in Protocol and active participation in academic committees.

• Degree in Journalism, Faculty of Information Sciences, Complutense University of Madrid
• Degree in Protocol and Event Planning, Camilo José Cela University
• Degree in Protocol and Institutional Relations, Miguel Hernández University
• Master's Degree in Protocol Management, Production, Organization, and Event Design, Camilo José Cela University
• CAP (Pedagogical Adaptation Course), Ministry of Education

Her research focuses on protocol history, ceremonial traditions, and event design. She has taught at institutions like the International School of Protocol (EIP) and Instituto Superior de Protocolo y Eventos (ISPE), where she served as Academic Coordinator. She is currently pursuing her doctoral thesis on "The Oath of the Constitution by Alfonso XIII: A Transition Period Between Antiquity and Modernity" at UCJC, following advanced research training at UNED.

• Editorial Committee member, Revista COMPE
• Organizing Committee member, Protocol Congresses at UCJC and ISPE
• Published articles in Revista Ediciones Protocolo on ceremonial history

Her career spans formal and non-formal education, including intensive courses, expert diplomas, and an MBA in event planning. She has also held corporate protocol advisory roles at IMAGIA, S.A.