Sara Gallardo González

Dr. Sara Gallardo González is a full Professor at the Faculty of Humanities and Education, Catholic University of Ávila (Spain). She holds the Santa Teresa de Jesús Chair of Women's Studies since 2014 and directs the Master's Degree in Bioethics since 2008. Her academic journey includes a doctorate from Complutense University of Madrid (2002) under Dr. Juan José García Norro, with research periods at institutions in Munich, Bonn, and Fribourg.

• Accredited as contracted professor with doctorate by ANECA (2021)
• Member of Neuen Schülerkreis J. Ratzinger-Benedikt XVI (since 2018)
• Director of University Extension Service (2008-present)

Research Pillars:

• Anthropology (with focus on sexual difference, women's studies, and relational personhood)
• Bioethics (end-of-life care, corporate ethics)
• Philosophy-Theology Dialogue (Brentano, Ratzinger/Benedict XVI, Spaemann)
• Metaphysics of Causality and Free Will

Academic Impact: Over 40 publications including peer-reviewed articles, book chapters, and monographs. Active participation as speaker in international conferences across Spain, Germany, Peru, Colombia, and USA. Notable awards include DAAD, La Caixa Foundation, and Eskas Foundation scholarships.