Aleksandra Lazevski is a Teaching Assistant at the FEFA Faculty, where she teaches Public Finance, Taxation in Business, Green and Digital Transformation, Applied Research, and European Integration. She completed her undergraduate degree in economics and her master’s studies in digital transformation at FEFA, where she is currently pursuing her PhD. Skilled in Econometrics and Statistical Analysis and Forecast.

As part of a management team, she contributed to establishing the Health&BioTech innovative supercluster through a USAID project. Currently, she is engaged as a researcher on several projects in green policies, public finance, education, and social policy, funded by the European Commission (Horizon, Erasmus+, and Jean Monnet programmes), UNICEF, and USAID.

Aleksandra has further strengthened her expertise through participation in the Energy Community Summer School 2024 (Moldova) and Future of Enlagement – Visegrad Summer School 2025 (Poland) as well as Citizen Science Winter School 2025 (Italy), which enriched her experince in interest-driven areas of reasearch and teaching. She also holds a diploma in specialist studies in Just Transition organized in cooperation with the Olof Palme Center Serbia.

Additionaly, engaged as a lecturer and mentor in the course “Democracy: From Theory to Practice,” implemented in cooperation with the International Foundation for Electoral Systems, supporting young people’s civic engagement and their understanding of democratic society. In line with this, she has completed and now delivers trainings such as the UN Women program on women’s empowerment and leadership, as well as IFES civic education training. She was also a participant in the World Forum for Democracy 2025 organized by the Council of Europe.

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