Bujar Hoxha

Bujar Hoxha is a Full Professor at the Faculty of Languages, Cultures and Communication at South-East European University (SEEU), Tetovo, Macedonia. His work spans semiotics, comparative literature, and communication sciences, with a focus on Umberto Eco's theories and Shakespearean analysis.

• Doctor of Philological Sciences, University of Skopje (2008)
• Master's in Philological Sciences, University of Zagreb (1998)
• Bachelor of Arts in Philological Sciences, University of Skopje (1989)

His research explores semiotic processes in literature, performing arts, and multilingual communication. Publications address theoretical frameworks, cognitive models, and cultural identity through semiotics. Recent works include analyses of narrative structures and technological compensation for autistic children's language needs.

Notable trends in his 15 most recent articles (2016-2025) include applications of Eco's semiotic theories, intersections of performing arts and semiosis, and multilingualism in cultural contexts. Sub-fields span Shakespearean character analysis, passion representation in images, and educational semiotics.

His academic roles include teaching Introduction to Communication Sciences and Communication Theories at SEEU (2001-present), Assistant Professor at State University of Tetova (1997-2001), and Part-time Lecturer at University of Prishtina (1995-1997). He is proficient in English, Italian, Macedonian, Albanian, and Turkish.