The Doctoral Programme’s research lines are grouped in the following theme blocks:
- Prehistory and Archaeology
- Art and Symbolism in Western Mediterranean Prehistory.
- Transitions in Western Mediterranean Palaeolithic: cultural and economic paleoenvironmental aspects
- Neolithic transition in the Western Mediterranean and its consequences.
- Territory/landscape archaeology (in common with Archaeology
- Bioarchaeology.
- Classical Archaeology.
- Iberian Archaeology.
- Phoenician and Punic Archaeology
- Ancient Numismatic
- Ancient History
- Ethnicity, identity and image of ancient Mediterranean peoples.
- Women and society in Mediterranean antiquity.
- Popular literature and prodigies in the Mediterranean antiquity.
- Means of communication in antiquity
- Historiographical Sciences and Techniques
- Critical edition of Medieval texts.
- Bibliographical and documental sources analysis and description.
- Workshop for writing and reading in the Western world.
- Institutions, memory of the western culture.
- Medieval History
- Economic networks in the Western Mediterranean
- Providing earnings Economic and political centrality in the city of Valencia
- Agricultural system transformations in the Mediterranean world
- Inquisition and converts in the Crown of Aragon
- Modern History
- Economic transformations and social relations during the Modern Age in the Western Mediterranean.
- Social elites and power relation during the Modern Age in the Western Mediterranean.
- Intellectual currents and cultural manifestations during the Modern Age in the Western Mediterranean.
- Geography
- Analysis of the physical environment and its processes in Mediterranean surroundings.
- Territorial analysis, planning and order in Mediterranean regions.
- Cultural and natural landscape study in the Mediterranean basin.
- Natural and Cultural Mediterranean heritage.
