Marija Todorovska

Marija Todorovska is a Full Professor at the Institute of Philosophy, Faculty of Philosophy, Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje. She teaches undergraduate courses (Introduction to Philosophy, Philosophical Terminology, Ontology, Theories of Religion, Philosophy of Religion) and graduate courses (History of the Notion of God, Theories of the Existence of God). She also co-teaches doctoral electives.

Education:

• BA in Philosophy (2008)
• MA in Philosophy of Religion (2010)
• PhD on 'The Diabolical Nature of the Sacred' (2013)
• Advanced Certificate in Research Ethics (2013)

Her research explores:

• The concepts of divinity across ancient and medieval traditions.
• Apophatic theology in Hellenistic, Gnostic, and early Christian texts.
• Ambivalence of the sacred in Mesopotamian, Egyptian, and Byzantine demonology.
• Philosophy education and curriculum development.

Her publications emphasize:

• Negative theology in Philo of Alexandria and early Church Fathers.
• Sacred-profane dynamics in contemporary society.
• Cross-cultural analysis of evil in ancient religions.

She serves on editorial boards for Filozofska tribina (Macedonia), Synthesis philosophica (Croatia), and Filozofija (international). As coordinator of the CEEPUS network 'Philosophy and Interdisciplinarity,' she fosters academic collaboration across Europe. No awards or specific grants are noted.