Carlos Jiménez Narros is a Full Professor (Profesor Titular de Universidad, 2025) at Universidad Nebrija, Spain, where he currently serves as Vice Dean for Research at the Faculty of Communication and Arts. He holds a PhD in Communication and has been accredited as Associate Professor and Private University Professor, with an active six-year research assessment (sexenio). Since 1994, he has taught undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Advertising, Journalism, Audiovisual Communication, and Fine Arts. Throughout his academic career, he has held several leadership positions, including Research Coordinator, Director of the Bachelor's Degree in Journalism, International Academic Coordinator, Quality Coordinator, and Coordinator of the Doctoral Programme. He is also a member of the University's Executive Board, the Doctoral Committee, and the Research Committee of the Nebrija–EGEDA–Platino Educa Chair on Cinema, Women and Education (CIMUED).
His research focuses on communication, digital innovation, graphic design, media studies, digital competencies, audiovisual industries, and social inclusion, with particular attention to disability, gender, age, and diversity. He is a researcher in the national R&D project COMPENSA (PID2019-105398RB-C2), which examines digital competencies and employment opportunities for people with disabilities in the audiovisual sector, and he is a member of the INNOMEDIA research group. He has published 15 peer-reviewed journal articles, edited four r
Carlos Jiménez Narros is a Full Professor (Profesor Titular de Universidad, 2025) at Universidad Nebrija, Spain, where he currently serves as Vice Dean for Research at the Faculty of Communication and Arts. He holds a PhD in Communication and has been accredited as Associate Professor and Private University Professor, with an active six-year research assessment (sexenio). Since 1994, he has taught undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Advertising, Journalism, Audiovisual Communication, and Fine Arts. Throughout his academic career, he has held several leadership positions, including Research Coordinator, Director of the Bachelor's Degree in Journalism, International Academic Coordinator, Quality Coordinator, and Coordinator of the Doctoral Programme. He is also a member of the University's Executive Board, the Doctoral Committee, and the Research Committee of the Nebrija–EGEDA–Platino Educa Chair on Cinema, Women and Education (CIMUED).
His research focuses on communication, digital innovation, graphic design, media studies, digital competencies, audiovisual industries, and social inclusion, with particular attention to disability, gender, age, and diversity. He is a researcher in the national R&D project COMPENSA (PID2019-105398RB-C2), which examines digital competencies and employment opportunities for people with disabilities in the audiovisual sector, and he is a member of the INNOMEDIA research group. He has published 15 peer-reviewed journal articles, edited four r