Claudia Arbulú

Dr Claudia Arbulú Soto (PhD) is a researcher, lecturer and cultural manager with an interdisciplinary academic career spanning art, fashion, strategic communication, innovation and sustainability. She holds a PhD in Philosophy from Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED) and has postgraduate qualifications in Senior Management, Art Criticism and Museology, as well as specialist training in Artificial Intelligence from Harvard Business School.

In academia, she teaches courses linked to cultural management, communication, art and fashion, and currently lectures at the Creative Campus of Universidad Europea de Madrid. Her teaching approach combines theory and practice, fostering applied research and innovation in the creative industries.

Her research focuses on the history of costume, the relationship between art and fashion, sustainability and biomaterials, and the impact of strategic communication and new technologies on the creative sector.

She has more than three decades of professional and academic experience and is the author of scientific articles, book chapters and papers presented at cultural and academic institutions. Her publications include the book “Los catalanes de París: un análisis estético” (Dykinson, 2016), which offers a critical analysis of contemporary artistic movements.

She has also served as Cultural Attaché to an Embassy, collaborated on international cultural projects, and taken part in institutional initiatives promoting art and culture between Spain and Latin America.