Ana Marta González, scientific coordinator of the Institute for Culture and Society (ICS) and principal investigator of the project 'Emotional culture and identity', has presented the center in the network Transversal of Humanities. In her exhibition, she highlighted the three characteristic features of the ICS -multidisciplinarity, international outreach and social impact - and contextualized it in the current status of the Humanities and the Philosophy in the science landscape.

campusExperts from nine other universities participated in the meeting, which took place at the University of Navarra: Universidad Panamericana (Mexico), Universidad Asia Pacifico (Mexico), Universidad Austral (Argentina), Universidad de Piura (Peru), Universidad de la Sabana (Colombia), Universidad de los Andes (Chile), Universidad Pontificia de la Santa Cruz (Italy), Universidad Internacional de Cataluña (Spain) and Centro Universitario Villanueva (Spain).

Among other topics, the value of the transversal training in the humanistic disciplines, the influence on the training of the academic staff, the innovation and methodological development in the Humanities, the prestige and visibility of the research in this area, and the projects of exchange international have been addressed.