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Jelena Dzakula is a Lecturer in Digital Media and Communication at King’s College London, joining in 2020. She has held roles at LSE as a Fellow, the University of Westminster as an Associate Lecturer, and Ofcom as a Policy Advisor, with over a decade of teaching experience. She has received multiple awards for her contributions to education. Her research focuses on governance innovations in digital technologies, AI in higher education, and regulatory policies, with advisory work for organizations like the European Commission and RISJ.
Education:
- PhD in Media Policy, University of Westminster
- Master’s Degree, University of Westminster
- Bachelor’s Degree in Linguistics and Literature, University of Belgrade, Serbia
Research Interests: Jelena’s work explores intersections of digital technologies with governance, democracy, and culture. She investigates how AI transforms education and analyzes ecopolitical futures shaped by digital tools in environmental governance. Her teaching spans media theory, policy regulation, cultural studies, research methods, and critical approaches to promotional industries.
Affiliations: She is part of the interdisciplinary Research Centre for Digital Culture at King’s, which hosts events like “Forests, Data, and State Power: Ecopolitical Futures in the Digital Age” (Feb 2025, now concluded).
Labs/Teams: Engaged with the Centre for Digital Culture, focusing on debates about digital culture’s societal impacts.
