Biografija - Mijanović Jelena

GENERAL INFORMATION

Date of Birth July 8, 1988

E-mail: jelena.mijanovic@ac.me, jelena.mijanovic@hotmail.com

EDUCATION

2016 - Msc, Faculty of Political Science, University of Montenegro

2013 - Master studies at Faculty of Political Science (Public Relations), University of Montenegro

2010 - 2011 Specialist studies at Faculty of Political Science (Journalism department), University of Montenegro

2007 - 2010 Bachelor studies at Faculty of Political Science (Journalism department), University of Montenegro

WORK EXPERIENCE

September 2014 – now  Teaching Assistant at Faculty of Political Science, University of  Montenegro

October/ July 2016 - Administrative Service Coordinator, Faculty of Political Science, University of Montenegro

November 2013 – 2014 Volunteer at Faculty of Political Science, University of Montenegro

January-November 2013 Intern at Faculty of Political Science, University of Montenegro

Jun/July 2011 - Volunteer at Radio Station Vijesti, Podgorica

September 2010/2011 - Student News Portal Tragom, Faculty of Political Science, Podgorica

ADDITIONAL EDUCATION & CERTIFICATES

March 2017   Introduction to Qualitative Interpretive Methods course, ECPR Winter School in Methods and Techniques, University of Bamberg, Germany

September 2015 TRAIN - Training and Research for Academic Newcomers (Project Writing Module, Methodology of Scientific Research Module)

July 2015  The Summer School on Council of Europe Media Standards, organized in the framework of the Council of Europe Project “Promoting freedom of expression and information and freedom of the media in South-East Europe (SEE)” Zlatibor

September 2014 2nd South East European (SEE) UNESCO Science, Communication Workshop, Seminar on Science journalism, Podgorica

November 2013 TRAIN – Training and Research for Academic Newcomers (Higher Education Didactics, Research Methodology for Social Sciences, Networking & Teamwork, Designing Higher Education Curriculum)

September/December 2012 - English language course (Advanced Level), ILC International Language Centre - OXFORD, Podgorica

January/May 2012 - Course in Spanish Language and Culture for Foreign Students (ELE - Español como Lengua Extranjera), University of Zaragoza, Spain

September 2009 - International Academic School of Media Discourse Analysis / The Bridges of Media Education, Research topics: Media and minorities/ Media and Democratisation, University of Novi Sad, Serbia

August 2004 - English language course, Sidmouth International School, Sidmouth, UK

LANGUAGE SKILLS

English - Professional working proficiency (Certificate C1)

Italian - Limited working proficiency

Spanish - Limited working proficiency (certificate B1 + )

PUBLICATIONS

Mijanovic, J. The role of media in reporting natural disasters - stereotypes, myths and facts, paper presented at international scientific conference “Media credibility - an unattainable dream?”, Podgorica, 2015.

Mijanovic, J. Online ethical dilemmas – the need for a new media ethics? The Medium Politics, vol.7, no.13, p. 7 – 30, NVO “ Civilni forum”, Niksic, December 2014, ISSN: 1800-7457

Mijanovic, J. Disguised advertising in Montenegrin daily newspapers, The Medium Politics, vol.7., no.11, p. 63 – 85, NVO “ Civilni forum”, Niksic, May 2014, ISSN: 1800-7457.

Mijanovic, J., Corluka J., A media discourse analysis of daily newspapers Pobjeda and Dan, Media representation of ethnic minorities, student paper presented at The Bridges of Media Education, Novi Sad, Serbia, 2009.

PROJECT/ WORKSHOP

September/October 2016 - Civic Monitoring of the Parliamentary and Local Elections – Montenegro 2016, Long Term Observer - LTO (monitoring of the overall pre-election campaign process), The Centre for Monitoring and Research (CeMI)

March / May 2015 - Coordination, technical and logistical support of academic lectures delivered by Council of Europe experts at the Faculty of Political Science in the framework of the Council of Europe Project “Promoting freedom of expression and information and freedom of the media in South-East Europe (SEE)”