Alejandra Albert Muñoz joins Virtual Routes as a Project and Research Officer

Virtual Routes is pleased to welcome Alejandra Albert Muñoz to the team as a Research and Project Officer.

Known to colleagues as Alex, her academic and professional interests center on the geopolitical landscape of the EMEA region, with particular focus on non-nuclear deterrence and emerging warfare technologies.

Alex holds a BA in European Social and Political Studies from University College London, specialising in International Relations and French, and spent an exchange year at Sciences Po Paris. She is currently pursuing an MSc in Culture and Conflict in a Global Europe at the London School of Economics.

“We are very pleased to welcome Alex on board as our new Research and Project Officer. Alex already knows Virtual Routes well, having contributed to the successful launch of VIRO Learning earlier this year. We look forward to her continued work on VIRO Learning, as well as her contributions to a wider range of Virtual Routes activities in her new role,” shares James Shires, Co-Director of Virtual Routes.

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