Raquel Arias Benéitez

Raquel Arias Benéitez is a Professor of Constitutional Law at the Law School, University of Deusto (San Sebastián Campus). She teaches in the Bachelor's Degree in Law and Double Degrees in Law and Communication, Business Administration and Law, and International Relations and Law. Her roles include instructing courses on Constitutional Organization of the State, Theory of the State, and Constitutional Rights.

• Double degree in Law and Communication (University of Deusto, 2019)
• Master's Degree in Access to the Practice of Law (Carlos III University of Madrid, 2021)
• Official Lawyer's Degree (Ministry of Justice, 2021)
• Master's Degree in Personal Data Protection (UNIR, 2022)

Her research focuses on fundamental rights in the context of artificial intelligence, with a doctoral thesis in progress on this topic across three universities. She explores intersections between constitutional law, data protection, and ethical implications of emerging technologies.

Recent work examines the legal permissibility of DNA profiling via forced biometric data processing in criminal investigations, presented at a 2024 academic congress in Spain.

Raquel contributes to projects like Inclusive Classrooms (2024-2025), addressing transgender rights under the BASQUE GOVERNMENT's Directorate of Human Rights. Her teaching spans constitutional law, political science, and legal source systems.