Sebastiana María Sabater Rebassa

Dr. Sebastiana María Sabater Rebassa serves as a full Professor in the Department of Art History within the School of Historical Sciences and Theory of the Arts at the University of the Balearic Islands. Her active teaching schedule for 2025-26 includes courses on Ancient and Medieval Art in the Balearic Islands, Medieval Art II (1200-1500), and the Catalan Medieval House in the Mediterranean Context across undergraduate and master's programs in Mallorca.

Her research focuses intensely on medieval Mediterranean artistic production, particularly the architectural and artistic heritage of the Balearic Islands within the Crown of Aragon framework (1150-1530). As principal investigator of the consolidated R&D group Estudios Medievales (GRESMED), she leads interdisciplinary studies examining historical analysis of medieval plastic arts in Mallorca, Catalan domestic architecture, and Crown of Aragon's built environment. Her work bridges art historical methodology with cultural heritage management through field studies of Mediterranean medieval contexts.

Professor Sabater Rebassa actively supervises undergraduate final degree projects in Art History and has coordinated professional practices in Balearic cultural institutions for master's students since 2020. Her teaching portfolio demonstrates consistent engagement with medieval art pedagogy across five academic years, including specialized courses on Mallorcan medieval plastic arts and Aragonese architectural legacy. The absence of scientific awards or publication listings in available records suggests focus remains on institutional teaching and regional heritage preservation rather than international recognition.

Her leadership in GRESMED indicates active research funding cycles, though specific grants aren't detailed. Current tutoring hours (Wednesdays 12:00-13:00 in Ramon Llull Building room BB-05) confirm ongoing academic engagement with students through the 2025-26 academic year.