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Jelena Spasenic is an Associate Professor at Uppsala University, specializing in Cultural Anthropology and Modern Languages. She was born in Belgrade, Serbia, and has been living in Sweden since 2000. Prof. Spasenic completed her undergraduate studies at Belgrade University with a focus on Scandinavian languages and literature as well as English. She obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Swedish/Scandinavian languages and a PhD in Cultural Anthropology from Uppsala University. Her doctoral thesis, titled 'Shadows Past: A Study of Life-World Identity of Serbian Youth in the Milošević Regime,' was awarded the Benzelius Prize in 2012. Over her academic career, she has taught a variety of subjects including Serbian/Croatian/Bosnian language courses and graduate-level courses like 'Research Languages: Linguistic Methods' and 'Post-Nationalist Socialisms in Literature and Film'. Her research areas encompass phenomenology, symbolic interactionism, social identity theory, cognition, ethnicity, nationalism, and youth culture, with particular emphasis on borderland anthropology and social psychology.
Uppsala University • Uppsala
Teaching various undergraduate and graduate courses in Modern Languages and Cultural Anthropology.
Stockholm University • Stockholm
Taught undergraduate methods courses and supervised bachelor's theses.
General Master's requirements applying across Science, Technology, and Humanities departments.