David García-Ramos Gallego, PhD in Sciences of Religions and Bachelor of Arts, is a specialist in Jewish and Muslim Thought, with a broad interest in teaching and research in this field.

His extensive experience as a teacher of Philosophy, Language and Literature and his well-argued defense of Girardian Theory have allowed him to climb to the direction of the US Program and undergraduate programs in prestigious national universities.

• Expert Researcher in Sciences of Religions and Letters.
• Researcher and lecturer in Guam
• Director of the US Program at the Catholic University of Valencia San Vicente Martir.
• Researcher at the Institute of Anthropology of the Catholic University of Valencia.
• Professor of Language and Literature
• Ph.D. in Religious Sciences from the Complutense University of Madrid
• Professional Master's Degree in Linguistics Applied to the Teaching of Spanish as a Foreign Language
• Specialization in Jewish Thought and Ethics
• B.A. in Literature Theory and Comparative Literature from the Complutense University of Madrid.