Ramón Arce Fernández

Ramón Arce Fernández is a Professor at the University of Santiago de Compostela, actively contributing to academic programs in psychology and criminology. He is affiliated with the Forensic Psychology Unit, a dedicated research group focusing on legal and forensic psychological issues.

His research interests span Legal-Forensic Psychology, Organizational Psychology, Criminology, and Gender Psychology. He emphasizes advanced methodologies in social research, particularly in forensic and organizational contexts. His work bridges clinical practice with legal applications, especially in offender assessment and treatment.

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He is involved in academic advising and teaching across multiple levels, from undergraduate to doctoral programs, particularly in the Master's and Doctoral programs related to Work, Organizational, and Legal-Forensic Psychology. There is no mention of specific grants, but his leadership in the Forensic Psychology Unit suggests active research engagement.

He is a key member of the Forensic Psychology Unit, a research group dedicated to advancing knowledge and practice in forensic psychological assessment, treatment, and policy.