It is with great sadness that we share the news that the Macedonian poet and academic Bogomil Gjuzel passed away on 22 April 2021. University American College Skopje had the honor to welcome Mr. Gjuzel as a guest lecturer in 2009. He selflessly shared his long experience in literary translation from English into Macedonian with…
Today, UACS had the honor to host our guest speaker Sjoerd Peters, a senior lecturer from the Saxion University of Applied Sciences, providing his knowledge through the Erasmus Mobility Staff Program, organized by Prof. Marjan I. Bojadjiev, Ph.D. and Rector at the University American College Skopje. Speaking in front of our UACS students, his presentation focused…
On 16 January (today), UACS students from the School of Political Science following the course Introduction to Politics with Asst. Prof. Marina Andeva had an opportunity to learn more about the link between social media and politics with the visiting lecturer Ivan Nikolovski, MA, discussing the findings from the „Twitter Analysis“ of the Institute for…
Dear students, You may find the Final exam schedules for your school bellow: Распоред за Факултет за деловна економија и организациони науки за пролетен семестар 2023 Schedule for the School of Business Economics and Management for the Spring Semester 2023 Распоред за Факултет за архитектура и дизајн за пролетен семестар 2023 Schedule for the School of Political Science for the Spring…
UACS professor, Prof Dr Marjana Vaneva – Dean of the School of Foreign Languages – and the SFL UACS alumni, Marija Ivanovska, MA in English language teaching, have published a Linguistics paper, titled ‘Pragmatics of English Speech Acts: Compliments Used by Macedonian Learners’. The coauthored paper has appeared online in the International Journal of English…
On 17 April 2019, Dr Agnieszka Bedkowska-Kopczyk, Assistant Professor from the University of Graz, Austria, gave a linguistics guest lecture at the UACS School of Foreign Languages. The presentation (part of her recent study) titled ‘Being moved, touched, shaken: How sensory-motor experience shapes conceptualization of mental states in English and Slavic languages (Evidence from Polish,…
