Associate professor

In the academic year 2007/08 she enrolled in the second cycle (master) studies at the Institute of History of Art and Archeology, Faculty of Philosophy, Skopje. She completed her studies in 2009, with an average grade of 10.00 and a master’s degree on the topic: Early Christianity in Macedonia Secunda.

She applied for a doctoral dissertation in 2009 at the Faculty of Philosophy, Skopje. She defended her dissertation on the topic: Early Christianity in the late antique provinces on the territory of the Republic of Macedonia (Macedonia I, Macedonia II, New Epirus, Dardania and Mediterranean Dacia) in 2015 and obtained the degree of Doctor of Archeology. She was hired as a demonstrator in Early Christian Archeology 1 and 2 (2006–2009), expert associate in Early Christian Archeology 1 and 2 (2009–2012), coordinator for ECTS (2009–2010), elected as a junior assistant in medieval archeology 1 and 2 , Early Christian Archeology 1 and 2, Introduction to Scientific Work, Medieval Numismatics, Biblical Archeology, Archeology of the Turkish Middle Ages (2012–2015), Assistant Professor of Medieval Archeology 1 and 2, Early Christian archeology 1 and 2, introduction to scientific work, medieval numismatics, biblical archeology, archeology of the Turkish Middle Ages (2015–2020) at Ss. Cyril and Methodius University, Skopje – Faculty of Philosophy, Institute of Art History and Archeology.

She now works as an associate professor in the same fields.

She is the winner of the award for the best student in the field of social sciences at UKIM for 2006/2007.

She attended courses and seminars and made study visits to universities in Slovenia, Serbia and Egypt. She was a member of research teams and managed archeological sites in Macedonia and Slovenia. Organized a series of lectures and coordinated international conferences of prominent experts.

She speaks English and German; is an amateur photographer and a lover of electronic music.