María Pilar García Alcober

María Pilar García Alcober is a Professor in the Department of Economics and Business at Cardenal Herrera CEU University, where she has been serving since 2008. She has previously held academic positions at Jaume I University and the University of Valencia, and served as coordinator of the Economic Situation Observatory at the Institute of International Economics, University of Valencia. Her professional experience includes ten years in technical management roles within national and multinational companies in the maritime and foreign trade sectors.

Her educational background includes:

• Licenciada in Economics and Business Administration, University of Valencia
• DEA in International Economics, University of Valencia
• PhD in Economics with International Mention, Jaume I University (2014)

She has enhanced her academic profile through international research stays as a Visiting Fellow at the Department of Economics, European University Institute (Florence, Italy), and at the School of Management, University of Leicester (UK). Her research focuses on international economic dynamics, global trade, and maritime economic systems, drawing from both academic and real-world industry experience.

Dr. García Alcober is accredited by ANECA as a full professor, with an active six-year research evaluation period (CNEAI) from 2016 to 2021, reflecting sustained scholarly contributions. She continues to contribute to academic and economic analysis within Spain and internationally.

Notable recognitions include:

• ANEC Accreditation as Full Professor
• PhD with International Distinction (2014)
• Active CNEAI Research Term (2016–2021)

She has advised research initiatives and contributed to economic observatories, though specific students or funded grants are not listed in the available text. Her interdisciplinary expertise bridges academic research and practical applications in international trade and economic forecasting.

Dr. García Alcober is affiliated with research teams focused on economic trends and international business, particularly through her prior coordination of the Economic Situation Observatory. Her work remains influential in both academic and policy-relevant economic analysis.