Graduate Student in Spanish
Tijana Cupic graduated from the University of Belgrade with a bachelor’s degree in Spanish Language, Hispanic Literatures & Cultures, and holds two master’s degrees: one in Language, Literature & Culture with a focus on Latin American Literature from the University of Belgrade, and another in Learning and Teaching of Spanish in Multilingual & International Contexts from a coalition of four universities (University of Deusto, Pompeu Fabra University, University of Barcelona and Free University of Berlin). She has taught Spanish, and written various papers on Spanish language-learning, narcoliterature and violence, and the representation of women in narcocine. Her fields of research include contemporary Latin American culture as well as visual studies and gender studies, with a focus on narcoculture and its politics of representation and instrumentalization of women on screen and in media.