Full professor of Sociology at the Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology at the University of Valencia.

Director of the Institute of Educational Creativity and Innovation and of the Research Group on Critical Theory. 

President of DiscourseNet – International Association of Discourse Studies.

Más información: www.uv.es/herben

Full professor of Sociology at the Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology at the University of Valencia.

Director of the Institute of Educational Creativity and Innovation and of the Research Group on Critical Theory. 

President of DiscourseNet – International Association of Discourse Studies.

Más información: www.uv.es/herben

Anna Giulia Ingellis, Ph.d. at University 'La Sapienza', Rome - Italy- is associate professor at the Departments of Sociology and Social Anthropology, researcher at the University Institute of Creativity and Educational Innovation (UICIE) and Vice-Dean of Mobility and International Relations at the Faculty of Social Science at the University of Valencia-Spain. She teaches Contemporary Sociological Theory and Quantitative and Qualitative methods in Social Science. Her current research interests are: intra-EU migrations, gender inequality in Southern Europe, youth participation and social change. The great majority of her research has been done In Southern European Countries. She leads the research Group Jovenes, Cambio Social y trabajo (JOCASOT), is member of the Research group MIDICO about migration and coordinate the Migration Observatory of the Faculty of Social Science at the University of Valencia. She leaded the European Project “Free to choose” (February 2017-july 2019) about gender gaps and stereotypes in school-to-work transition in 5 South European countries and have been researcher multiples research projects. She was visiting researcher at the Instituto Gino Germani- (Universidad de Buenos Aires) 2023; CES (University of Coimbra) 2023; WOERCC-School Management (University of Sheffield) 2016. She is currently co-directing 3 Phd thesis about migration, youth precariousness and gender violence.