Miguel Ortega

The objective of this Vice-Deanship is to facilitate the integration of comprehensive training in the Faculty's activities with students and alumni, in alignment with the University's guidelines and the operational plan of the Faculty of Communication.

Areas:
- Student societies
- Delegates
- Support for ministry activities
- Follow-up of students with more interest in training

Ana del Valle

The Vice-Dean for Teacher Training inspires and ensures the implementation of the Faculty's teaching model by the teaching staff. This model is the image of the pedagogical model of the UFV Train to Transform.

Areas:
- Teachers in charge of courses
- Training
- Open Reason
- Teaching innovation

Sheila Liberal Ormaechea

The Faculty's Vice-Deanship for Research is responsible for the promotion of research and the provision of support to lecturers at all stages of their research careers.

Areas:
- Promotion and development of research centered on the UFV Mission
- Training of FCOM teachers in research
- Scientific journal Comunicación y Hombre
- Management of research resources (congresses, external projects, research stays, etc.)

Javier Davara

The Vice-Dean for Academic Management and Quality is responsible for promoting, coordinating and supervising the academic organisation of the Faculty of Communication. This role ensures that teaching excellence and the quality of the academic offer.

Areas:
- Academic Coordination
- Quality and Evaluation
- Faculty Technical Areas

Sonia Sánchez

The Vice-Dean for Internationalization is responsible for the coordination of the internationalization strategy and the promotion of student and faculty mobility through agreements and conventions with universities. The role involves promoting a culture of internationalization across the Faculty's curricular programs and extracurricular activities.

Areas:
- International mobility
- External projection
- Linguistic internationalization

Humberto Martínez-Fresneda

Director of the University Degree in Journalism.
PhD in Information Sciences and a University Master's Degree in Professional Journalism from the Complutense University of Madrid. Professor of Information Technology at the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (Madrid), where he teaches a range of subjects. Coordinator of the stable research group. “Observatorio de Mensajes Periodísticos.”

Diego Botas Leal

Director of the University Degree in Audiovisual Communication.
PhD in Information Sciences from the UCM and a Master's in Humanities from the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (Madrid). Graduate of the UCM's Image and Sound program. Coordinator of the stable research group. The relationship between image, truth and beauty. Director of AulafotograficaUFV. Director of the magazine Lux&Photo.

Paloma Fernández

Director of the University Degree in Advertising, Branding and Communication.
Associate Professor at the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (Madrid). PhD in Advertising and University Degree in Journalism from the UCM. University Master's degree in Philosophy from the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (Madrid).
Coordinator of the research group “Observatorio del sector publicitario y nuevas narrativas.”

Pablo López Raso

Fine Arts and Design Director.
Professor of Contemporary Art at the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (Madrid). Graduate and Doctor in Fine Arts from the UCM, he received the Extraordinary Doctorate Award 2001 from the Faculty of Fine Arts of the UCM. He holds a University Master's degree in Philosophy from the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (Madrid). His teaching career, both in undergraduate and postgraduate studies, is related to the theory and history of contemporary art. His research interests are "Transcendence and spirituality in art" and "Hermeneutics of the Image".

Clemente López

Director of the University Degree in Humanities.
PhD in Philosophy and Arts, Modern and Contemporary History section, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and Master in Philosophy, Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (Madrid).
He has been Vice-Rector for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the UFV and is currently Professor of Economic History. His research interests include the military orders from their economic and institutional perspective, the financial history of modern Spain and the cultural origins of nationalism.

Victoria Hernández

Deputy Director of the University Degree in Humanities.
Professor of Literature at undergraduate and postgraduate level at the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (Madrid).
PhD in Humanities from the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (Madrid). Graduate in German Philology from the Complutense University of Madrid, University Master's Degree in Teaching from the Complutense University of Madrid and University Master's Degree in Humanities from the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria. Researcher specializing in literary theory and comparative literature in the humanities.

Belén Mainer

Director of the University Degree in Creation and Narration.
Associate Professor. Passionate about research as IP of the Group of Formative Uses and narrative identity of video games at the Francisco de Vitoria University (Madrid) and as a member of the Group of Studies of Popular Culture in the Media Society of the UCM. She specialises in video game theory and communication and digital narrative.

Javier Redondo

Director of the University Degree in Global Communication.
Graduate in Political Science and Sociology (UCM), PhD in Constitutional Law (UCM) and Master in Journalism (El Mundo - Universidad San Pablo-CEU).
Professor at the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (Madrid), lecturer on the University Master's Degree in Political Action at the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (Madrid) and columnist for the newspaper El Mundo. His areas of specialization are actors, political processes and communication and the history of representation.

Laura Zazo

Director of the University Degree in Digital Communication.
PhD in Journalism from the Complutense University of Madrid. University Degree in Journalism from the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (Madrid), University Master's Degree in Professional Multimedia Journalism from the UCM, University Master's Degree in Educational Accompaniment from the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (Madrid) and University Master's Degree in Humanities from the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (Madrid). Researcher specializing in the analysis of new narratives and media in the digital ecosystem, mainly in social networks.

Ana del Valle

Director of the University Degree in Fiction and Narration.
PhD in Humanities, University Master's Degree in Educational Accompaniment and University Master's Degree in Humanities from the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (Madrid). Graduate in Audiovisual Communication and expert in Multimedia from the Francisco de Vitoria Centre affiliated to the UCM. She has been Vice-Dean of Teacher Training and Student Coordinator of the Faculty of Communication. She teaches on the University Degree in Audiovisual Communication at the UFV and focuses her research on audiovisual hermeneutic practices with an Open Reasoning perspective.