PATRICIA TOUBES GONZALEZ

PATRICIA TOUBES GONZALEZ is an Adjunct Professor at UNIR University (Spain) and holds a permanent position as a Collaborator and Linguistic Expert in Spanish at Sapienza University of Rome. She has extensive teaching experience across multiple institutions since 2003, specializing in Spanish language instruction, literary analysis, and pedagogical methodologies. Her current roles include teaching at Sapienza’s Faculty of Letters and the UNINT University of International Studies.

Education includes a Licenciatura en Filología Hispánica from the University of La Laguna (1998), a Doctorate in Spanish Philology (2000) with distinction, and advanced certifications in ELE teaching methodologies, digital tools for language education, and transmedia narrative pedagogy from institutions like the University of La Rioja and UNED.

Research interests focus on Spanish linguistic history, modern language pedagogy, and cultural analysis of Hispanic literature and media. She has contributed to teacher training programs via the Instituto Cervantes and has been affiliated with the AIGRE research group (International Association for Enunciative Grammar).

Professional highlights include designing curricula for language mediation programs, business interpreting courses, and specialized ELE training for economic and political science students. Her work bridges traditional philology with contemporary digital and transmedia approaches to language education.