Suzana Jovicic

Suzana Jovicic is an academic affiliated with the Faculty of Social Sciences at an unspecified university, holding a position in the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology. Her work focuses on youth digital practices, participatory design, and the intersection of technology with cultural contexts. She holds a BA and MSc, and has been awarded prestigious fellowships including the ESPRIT Post-Doc Fellowship (2022) and the ÖAW DOC-team Fellowship (2017).

Her research explores topics such as digital literacy among marginalized youth, the role of serious games in education, and the ethnographic study of social media behaviors. She has led projects like We:Design, which empowers youth through participatory digital design. Her interdisciplinary approach bridges anthropology, computer science, and education.

Jovicic has published extensively on digital ethnography, mobile technology in fieldwork, and the cultural implications of social media gamification. She actively engages in academic activities, including organizing conferences and presenting on topics like post-pandemic digital ethnography.

Media contributions include public discussions on digital youth culture and social media addiction, highlighting her commitment to societal impact through research.