Pablo Expósito Campos

Led a €100,000+ government-funded 4-year mixed-methods research project that improved a public healthcare service protocol and increased accessibility for 2,000+ users, generating 18+ first-author publications and 21+ international presentations.

Led the mixed-methods analysis of a 957-user study, applying latent class analysis to identify 4 distinct user profiles that informed service design and contributed to multiple high-impact publications.

Conducted 4 in-depth qualitative projects and 10+ hours of user interviews, producing 12 analytical reports and launching 2 cross-cultural research projects recognized with honors that improved decision-making.

Activities and societies: Mixed-methods research; qualitative and quantitative analysis; user interviews; usability testing; survey design; persona development; service design.

Conducting an international PhD in Psychology focused on mixed-methods UX research and service design in collaboration between the University of the Basque Country and York University.

Grade: Thesis with honors

Activities and societies: Mixed-methods research, qualitative analysis, quantitative analysis, survey design.

Completed an MSc in Health Psychology with a thesis awarded with honors, emphasizing mixed-methods research and applied service design.

Activities and societies: Specialization in Philosophy of Science.

Completed an MA in Philosophy with a specialization in Philosophy of Science.

Grade: Thesis with honors

Activities and societies: Coursework in social science methods and related AI training (noted as ~150+ hours in professional development).

Completed an MA in Social Sciences in collaboration between the University of Granada and Central European University with a thesis awarded with honors.

Activities and societies: Extraordinary Bachelor's Degree Award.

Completed a Bachelor of Science in Psychology in a program involving the University of Salamanca and the University of Auckland and received an Extraordinary Bachelor's Degree award.