Irene Ros holds a PhD from the Rey Juan Carlos University and has been a lecturer on the Bachelor's Degree in Fundamentals of Architecture and the Master's Degree in Architecture at this university since 2012. A quantity surveyor by initial training, she has always been interested in continuing to learn while teaching. She is the principal investigator of the VIVIDA Research Project – From housing to the city: feminist analysis and proposal, funded by the Women's Institute of the Ministry of Equality and director of the Architecture and Circular Economy Conference of the URJC. She combines her teaching and research actions with those of management as she is Academic Coordinator of the Teaching Innovation Program of the Center for Teaching Innovation and Digital Education (CIED) of the URJC.
Irene learns from tod@s and everything because another way of building is possible.