Sadri Aliji

Sadri Aliji is a Full Professor at the Faculty of Business and Economics, South East European University (SEEU) in Tetovo, North Macedonia. He has been affiliated with SEEU since 2006, initially as an Assistant of Mathematics and Statistics and later advancing to his current rank. From 2010 to 2012, he served as Vice-Dean for Undergraduate Studies at the same faculty. His academic engagement is full-time.

Education

• Doctor of Applied Mathematics Sciences in Economics (2013) from South East European University, Macedonia. Thesis: "The socio-economic position of the population in the republic of Macedonia: A statistical analysis with special emphasis to the middle social class".
• Master of Science in Mathematics (2006) from University of Tirana, Albania. Specialty: Probability, Statistics, Applications. Thesis: "Regression Diagnostics".
• Mathematician (2000) from University of Tirana, Albania. Specialty: Probability, Statistics, Applications.

Research Interests

Professor Aliji's research integrates quantitative methodologies with applied domains. Key areas include:

• Applied Statistics: Socio-economic modeling, demographic analysis, and regression diagnostics.
• Machine Learning in Education: Predictive analytics for student performance, textbook/media selection, and technology impacts.
• Economic Studies: Financial development in emerging markets, banking profitability, and agricultural economics.
• Educational Psychology: Student satisfaction, motivation, and technology-mediated learning outcomes.

Publication Trends

His recent work (2020–2025) demonstrates a strong focus on technology's role in education and socio-economic analysis. Recurring themes include smartphone/online learning impacts, machine learning applications for educational data, and economic modeling in transitional economies. Methodologically, he frequently employs decision trees, panel data analysis, and WarpPLS structural equation modeling.

Professional Experience

• Full Professor at SEEU (2006–Present).
• Vice-Dean for Undergraduate Studies, SEEU (2010–2012).
• Mathematics Teacher, Economic High School "8 September" (2000–2004).