Dr Julio Munoz
About
Professionally, Julio has experience working in the private sector in industries such as, banking, mining and software development, as well as been employed by various universities around the world in teaching, research and administrative positions. Julio has recently completed the University of Surrey Graduate Certificate in Learning and Teaching (GCLT) that led to Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA). Currently he supports the teaching and marking of several modules including, Technology and Media, Services Marketing and Destination Management and is in charge of conducting SHTM Master students' research methods workshops during the summer period. Outside of the classroom, Julio works as a Language Resources Assistant where he advises students how to use the library resources for their assignments; and he is also a member of the University Ethics Committee where he regularly reviews ethics applications from a broad range of subjects across the university.
Academic Awards:
- University of Surrey SHTM fully funded PhD Scholarship
- Education New Zealand International Undergraduate Scholarship for three years
ResearchResearch interests
Julio’s main research interest is in Visit Friends and Relatives (VFR) tourism. His PhD project looks at how certain hosts’ characteristics influence the visitors' experience of a destination, in this case Guildford. The project aims to provide a better understanding of the role of hosts to VFR travellers and the connection between both.
Supervisors: Professor Margaret Deery, Dr. Albert Kimbu, and Dr. Jason Chen
Research interests
Julio’s main research interest is in Visit Friends and Relatives (VFR) tourism. His PhD project looks at how certain hosts’ characteristics influence the visitors' experience of a destination, in this case Guildford. The project aims to provide a better understanding of the role of hosts to VFR travellers and the connection between both.
Supervisors: Professor Margaret Deery, Dr. Albert Kimbu, and Dr. Jason Chen