Noelia Valenzuela Garcia

Noelia Valenzuela Garcia is an interim substitute teacher and researcher at the University of Cadiz, specializing in Criminal Law within the Department of Public International, Criminal and Procedural Law. She is also affiliated with the SEJ378 Criminal System, Crime and Security research group and focuses her work on sexting, adolescent sexuality, and gender-based violence.

Education:

• PhD in Law from the University of Cadiz (2025), thesis titled Sexting and Adolescence: Social, Criminological and Legal Implications, supervised by Dr. Beatriz Cruz Márquez and Dr. Raquel Pastor Yuste.

Research Interests:

Her research spans several critical areas in contemporary criminology and legal studies. She explores the intersection of digital technology and criminal behavior, particularly focusing on sexting among adolescents and its legal ramifications. Additionally, she investigates gender-based violence, including revenge porn and online harassment, often with a focus on LGBTQ+ victimization and university environments.

Her work also delves into victimization surveys and systematic reviews to understand bullying and harassment patterns, aiming to inform policy recommendations and educational interventions.

Scientific Awards:

No specific awards are mentioned in the provided text.

Advising and Grants:

While no direct advising roles or grant details are provided, her PhD supervision by Dr. Beatriz Cruz Márquez and Dr. Raquel Pastor Yuste indicates collaborative research efforts. Her involvement in the SEJ378 research group suggests active participation in funded projects, though specifics remain undisclosed.

Labs and Teams:

She is an active member of the SEJ378 Criminal System, Crime and Security research group, contributing to interdisciplinary studies on crime, security, and legal responses.