Agim Poshka

Agim Poshka is a Full-Time Professor at the Faculty of Languages, Cultures and Communications of the South East European University (SEEU), Tetovo, North Macedonia. He also serves as Co-Director of the Center for Cultural Interaction and Dialogue at SEEU and has held leadership roles including Head of the English Language and Literature Department and Director of Research at SEEU Research Office.

• PhD in Applied Linguistics (2009), SEEU
• MSc in Language Education (2004), Indiana University
• Bachelor's in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (2000), University of Tirana

His research spans Applied Linguistics, Cultural Relativism in Language Teaching, Bilingualism, and Educational Reforms. Recent work explores Technology-Enhanced Learning and Language Policy in the Balkans. Publications include analyses of hate speech in public discourse and comparative studies of educational standards in the US and North Macedonia.

Key article trends reveal his focus on language policy ethics, intercultural competence, and innovative pedagogical models. He has contributed to journals like SEEU Review and Institute of Knowledge Management publications.

• Co-Director, Center for Cultural Interaction and Dialogue (2012–present)
• Assistant Professor to Professor, SEEU (2001–present)
• Language Specialist, Ohrid Framework Agreement Implementation (2007–2008)