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Julià started his PhD in January 2024 at the Department of Comparative Politics. Prior to this, he served as a researcher in the Quality of Democracy group at the University of Barcelona and in the Political Actors and Elites group at the Autonomous University of Madrid. Preceding this, Julià earned a MA in Democracy and Government from the Autonomous University of Madrid and a BA in Political Science from Pompeu Fabra University. His academic supervisors are  and .

Julià's research is centered on examining party positioning and competition related to climate change in Western countries and in Latin America, with a specific focus on conservative and radical-right parties. Aligned with the , led by Fay Farstad, Julià's project aims to analyse climate change positions among various political parties.

The project aims to generate new data on party positions regarding climate change, employing a comparative approach that spans both time and countries.

• The Politics of the Environment (SAMPOL236)
• Bachelor's theses supervision